Coordinate basis is visible
WCP, rig heading, active coordinate reference, grid distance and drawing information are presented so reviewers can understand the basis of the plotted pattern.
SQMAP helps marine operation teams prepare anchor pattern layouts against WCP coordinates, rig heading, DXF asset references, anchor lines, plan-view crossings, and report-ready drawing information.
SQMAP is built around a simple engineering principle: the plot must remain traceable to the project coordinate basis and the imported asset layout. It is not just a drawing screen; it is a controlled workspace for anchor pattern preparation and review.
WCP, rig heading, active coordinate reference, grid distance and drawing information are presented so reviewers can understand the basis of the plotted pattern.
Asset data imported from DXF is treated as a governing reference. The workflow is designed to avoid silent loss of asset information while keeping the plotted view readable.
Soft pin and drilling or operational lines can be plotted with readable labels, target coordinates and plan-view checks for crossing or overlap conditions.
Manual CAD plotting is powerful, but repeated offshore layout checks can become inconsistent when coordinate basis, asset layers, anchor labels, and report notes are handled separately. SQMAP keeps the key review items in one controlled workflow.
Active WCP, rig coordinate, heading and drawing basis are kept visible during layout preparation.
Imported DXF references help the user review anchor lines against pipelines, cables, obstruction layers and other project assets.
Output is arranged for engineering review, offshore briefing and drawing-style PDF presentation rather than raw debugging information.
Once the basis is loaded, anchor options can be prepared, checked and exported with consistent formatting.
The feature set focuses on practical anchor pattern review: import asset references, define coordinate basis, plot anchor lines, check plan-view conditions and prepare a readable output.
Use project DXF references as the asset basis for plotting and clearance review.
Keep asset-relevant layers visible while retaining reference data for traceability.
Plot anchor targets and line labels for soft pin, drilling or operational configurations.
Identify crossing, overlap and close-proximity conditions requiring engineering review.
Support actual-size rig body definition where imported CAD outlines are unsuitable.
Display datum, projection, scale and project metadata on the output drawing.
Export a clean drawing-style output with title block, legend and review notes.
Run through controlled online access without installing heavy desktop software.
Define water depth, active WCP coordinate, rig heading, soft pin or operational coordinate and drawing reference data.
Scan the project DXF, confirm relevant asset layers and keep reference data controlled for review.
Use the actual-size rig body and define anchor pattern geometry in the same project coordinate basis.
Check plan-view line-to-asset conditions and identify items that require project-specific acceptance.
Review labels, north arrow, scale bar, legend, title block, datum notes and final drawing readability.
Generate a report-style output for internal engineering review, offshore planning or project discussion.
Rental access is intended for controlled project use. All plans are digital access rentals and are subject to the Terms of Use and No Refund Policy.
For short review, quick plotting or one-off checking.
For short project campaigns and repeated layout checks.
For active engineering review and offshore preparation period.
For company or long-term project team usage.
| Issue in ordinary workflow | SQMAP approach | Why it matters offshore |
|---|---|---|
| Asset drawings and anchor patterns are checked in separate files. | Asset references and anchor lines are reviewed in one controlled plotting workspace. | Reduces layout misunderstanding during planning and offshore briefing. |
| Coordinate basis is easy to miss in screenshots or ad-hoc drawings. | WCP, heading, datum notes and project metadata remain visible in the output. | Supports traceability and reviewer confidence. |
| DXF data may be visually simplified without clear status. | Asset data is treated as a retained basis while the plot remains filtered and readable. | Protects critical asset information while avoiding clutter. |
| Crossing checks are handled manually and inconsistently. | Plan-view crossing and overlap conditions are flagged for project-specific review. | Highlights items that may require rerouting, buffer review or acceptance. |
Step-by-step guidance to prepare a project basis, import asset data, plot anchor lines and export output.
Common questions about DXF import, coordinate basis, rental access, output use and review limitations.
Read the usage terms, no refund policy and privacy policy before activating access.
Start with the quick guide, choose a rental duration, and keep the project basis traceable from input to output.