ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Divers and remotely operated underwater vehicles have completed a review of the hull of a Royal Dutch Shell PLC drill barge that ran aground two weeks ago on a remote Alaska island. A spokeswoman for the joint information center on the Kulluk (KULL'-uk) grounding, Amber Bassen, says information gathered by divers and the ROVs is being analyzed. The Kulluk is a circular barge 266 feet in diameter with a 160-foot derrick. The Kulluk drilled last year in the Beaufort (BOH'-fort) Sea.