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Interestingly, the Eureka, the coring vessel Shell provided as the support vessel for Hannes Keller’s 1,000’/305M dive off Catalina Island in December 1962 was fitted with a dynamic positioning system.
According to Dynamic positioning - Wikipedia, whereas the CUSS I was kept in position manually with four steerable propellers as part of Project Mohole, the Eureka had an analogue control system interfaced with a taut wire, making it the first true dynamically-positioned ship.
Interestingly, the Eureka, the coring vessel Shell provided as the support vessel for Hannes Keller’s 1,000’/305M dive off Catalina Island in December 1962 was fitted with a dynamic positioning system.
According to Dynamic positioning - Wikipedia, whereas the CUSS I was kept in position manually with four steerable propellers as part of Project Mohole, the Eureka had an analogue control system interfaced with a taut wire, making it the first true dynamically-positioned ship.