News, updates and technical insights on offshore dropped object risk analysis, DNV-RP-F107 standards, and safety engineering from the DORAS team.
Published 4 May 2026 Risk studies rarely have a single, neat water depth. A drilling deck might span a narrow window of depths, but the ind...
Read moreIntroducing Study Copying: Duplicate Your Risk Assessments in One Click Managing offshore dropped object risk assessments often involves building o...
Read moreNew Feature: Study Transfer Published March 25, 2026 We are pleased to announce a new study transfer feature in Dropulyzer that lets you hand off ...
Read moreWe are pleased to announce a significant enhancement to the DORAS application: users can now sign in using their Microsoft organizational credentials. This new Single Sign-On (SSO) capability streamlines the authentication process for enterprise users while maintaining our commitment to security and ease of use.
Read moreData quality is the foundation of any reliable risk assessment. Before running complex calculations that model dropped object trajectories, impact probabilities, and potential consequences, users need confidence that their study data is complete and properly formatted. Our enhanced study validation functionality provides exactly that assurance through a comprehensive, centralized validation system.
Read moreUnderstanding how flammable gases disperse following a subsea release is critical for offshore risk assessment. Dropulyzer now includes advanced gas dispersion modelling that calculates hazard zones and visualises them directly on the interactive map, enabling users to identify areas where gas concentrations may reach dangerous levels under various weather conditions.
Read moreWe are excited to announce a comprehensive update to the data validation capabilities in DORAS. This enhancement ensures that your offshore risk analysis studies contain complete, accurate data before running calculations, helping you achieve more reliable results and saving valuable time by catching data issues early in the workflow.
Read moreWe are pleased to announce the addition of a new News and Updates Blog feature to the DORAS application. This enhancement provides a dedicated communication channel for sharing important announcements, feature releases, and application updates directly with our users.
Read moreWe are excited to announce a significant enhancement to DORAS: the Target Releases feature. This feature addition bridges the gap between dropped object impact frequency calculations and physical consequence calculations, enabling offshore operators to visualize and quantify the potential extent of fluid releases from damaged subsea infrastructure. Whether you are assessing risks to pipelines, umbilicals, or subsea equipment, the Target Releases feature provides a comprehensive framework for un
Read moreWe're excited to introduce the Target Leaks feature which provides a new capability to calculate and then visualize consequences from subsea releases. This new feature enables you to define fluid leak cases and the associate them with targets, which have fluids associated with them, to calculate potential consequences from fluid releases from the targets.
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