This paper discusses the use of computers in the offshore industry for corrosion control data acquisition and management. Applications include data collection, data monitoring, computer modeling, data analysis and processing, and the generation of written and graphic reports.

Subject
Costs, Water, Offshore structures, Modeling, Cathodic protection, Industries, Structures, Installation, Ports and harbors, Corrosion protection, Surveys, Elements, Polarization
Keywords:
Computer, survey, monitoring, acquisition, analog, digital, modeling, numerical, spreadsheet, database
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1990
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