Advanced Hydrostatic and Hydrodynamic Simulation Software
Conquer the complexity of marine operations by streamlining analyses with automated workflows.
What is MOSES?
MOSES is a uniquely integrated simulation software that helps you meet complex offshore project challenges more effectively with the efficiency and flexibility. MOSES is available in three different variations, so you can choose what is best for you.
Automate Performance Analysis
Quickly analyze floating systems across a range of operating conditions using simulation language to define environmental conditions, specify mooring configurations, and run integrated solvers in a unified environment.
Model Offshore Vessels and Platforms
Use interactive graphical tools specific to offshore structures to prepare models of vessels and floating systems. Help ensure accurate loading definition by visualizing tank and compartment models during modification.
Simulate Marine Operations
Leverage comprehensive and customizable scripting tools and pre-defined macros to explore design alternatives and manage complex installation sequence
*Prices vary per region. For more options, see licensing and subscriptions section.
User Quote
“After our innovative solution was first practiced and proved in the Sewol recovery project in early 2017, this solution is frequently used in the offshore industry for large shipwreck recoveries in one piece. This solution has further proved to be the best wreck-removal method in terms of environmental friendliness, as well as engineering and economic viability.”
— Zong Yao, Senior Engineer, China Ocean Engineering Shanghai Company (COES)
FEATURED USER STORIES
Offshore Oil Operations
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Offshore WInd Farm
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Resilient foundation
Wind Turbine Resists Typhoons
PLAXIS and SACS provided a unified environment to simultaneously create models and test soil interactions.
