Abstract: Techniques for identifying and locating a fault within a subsea hydrocarbon extraction system include receiving, via a main channel line and from a first subsea modem, first data associated with a first subsea control module, wherein the main channel line is communicatively coupled to the first subsea modem via a first channel leg line, receiving, via the main channel line and from a second subsea modem, second data associated with a second subsea control module, wherein the main channel line is communicatively coupled to the second subsea modem via a second channel leg line, identifying a fault or a developing fault in the first channel leg line based on an analysis of the first data and the second data, and generating and transmitting a notification indicating the fault or the developing fault in the first channel leg line.

Abstract: A mineral extraction system that includes a christmas tree. The christmas tree includes a valve that controls the flow of hydrocarbons through the christmas tree. A subsea control module couples to the christmas tree. The subsea control module controls the valve to control the flow of hydrocarbons through a conduit in the christmas tree. A high integrity pipeline protection system integrated with the subsea control module. The high integrity pipeline protection system includes a first pressure sensor that emits a first signal indicative of pressure in the conduit. A high integrity pipeline protection controller that receives the first signal indicative of the pressure and automatically controls operation of the valve in response to the pressure exceeding a threshold pressure.