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... with Arctic coastlines and recommend modifications to the Canadian Arctic tenure system that are necessary to enable the effective exploration and development of hydrocarbons in deepwater areas of the Beaufort Sea. reservoir characterization drilling program extension request application flexibility...

... characterization boundary zone beaufort sea sverdrup basin sequence drilling operation formation pressure dixon upstream oil & gas mrt mud density circulation information Dixon , J. , Morrell , G. R. , Dietrich , J. R. , Taylor , G. C. , Procter , R. M. , Conn , R. F...

... on Future Drilling Seasons in the Chukchi Sea and Beaufort Sea Jill F. Hasling, CCM, Matthews Daniel Weather Copyright 2016, Offshore Technology Conference This paper was prepared for presentation at the Arctic Technology Conference held in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, 24-26 October 2016...

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... Abstract This paper presents recent investigation results and geotechnical considerations used to design a manmade gravel island in support of offshore oil production in the Beaufort Sea off the coast of Alaska. Winter geotechnical investigations were conducted in 1997, 1998, 2013, 2014...

... Abstract A man-made island and buried subsea pipeline are needed for an oil production project within the Foggy Island Bay area of the Alaskan Beaufort Sea. In order to characterize the geologic and permafrost conditions in the area, field data have been collected over several winter field...

... Abstract In the winter of 2009-2010, seven ice tracking beacons were deployed in two separate arrays in the ExxonMobil/Imperial Oil lease known as Ajurak in the Canadian sector of the Beaufort Sea. The Ajurak lease lies 100 to 160 km north of the Mackenzie Delta, in water depths ranging from 60...

... Abstract A simple analysis is presented to examine the forces necessary to create a large shear wall of ice which was observed in the Beaufort Sea. This shear wall was approximately 130 m long and 23 m high (from the seabed). Two types of analysis are presented. First, a distinct feature...

... in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas and off Northeast Greenland. Recently, the massive ice feature (MIF) parameter has been developed to provide a robust, geometrical characterization of all potentially hazardous marine ice features within a ULS ice draft data set. An MIF episode is the set of consecutive ice draft...

... in the Mid 1980's when over 50 drilling islands were built to explore potential reserves by various international oil companies, with 92 wells recorded in the Canadian Beaufort Sea area. The Amauligak field was discovered in the Canadian Beaufort in 1984, and is still the largest oil and gas discovery...

... Arctic Offshore Technology Assessment of Exploration and Production Options for Cold Regions of the US Outer Continental Shelf , Paulin, Mike , IMVPA Project No. C-0506-15 , 2008 Environmental and load criteria for the Beaufort sea drilling structure , R.C. Ertekin , S.M...

...), now in its eighth year of operation, has evolved to be the most comprehensive and focused ice and weather forecast operation covering the offshore and coastal areas from the Gulf of Alaska to the Canadian Beaufort Sea. SIWAC consists of a team of fulltime Arctic-experienced forecasters working in a 24...

... the sensitivity of ice keel statistics to three transformation methods applied to ULS sea ice measurements in the Beaufort Sea and North Chukchi Sea. Although differences were found between the methods, these were related to episodes when the sampling frequency is not high enough to profile an ice draft feature...

... Abstract This paper presents the findings of airborne sea-ice thickness measurements in the Beaufort Sea near Barrow, Alaska. We discuss the applicability of airborne electromagnetic (AEM) induction for ice thickness monitoring in near coastal areas. All measurements were done within the NSF...

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... beaufort sea contingency planning risk management upstream oil & gas Abstract Oil companies are considering large Gravity-Based Structures (GBS) as a potential solution to support operations in new offshore oil and gas field developments in the Arctic seas that are designed for year-round...

... of theanticipated ice loads and the upper limit of the loads for the BeaufortSea. pileup multi-year ice floe ice load pack ice subsea system platform design barker otc 23761 upstream oil & gas thickness pack ice force equation information beaufort sea canada croasdale rubble pile...

... Abstract In the Beaufort Sea, observations of extreme draft sea ice features havebeen identified from upward looking sonar (ULS) datasets spanning severalyears. Using analysis methods from extreme value theory, the estimated 100-yearreturn values of the maximum ice draft have been derived...

... Abstract Extensive airborne electromagnetic (EM) ice thickness surveys have beenperformed in April 2009, 2011, and 2012 over the Canadian Beaufort Sea with along-range airplane. These are contributing to the Beaufort RegionalEnvironmental Assessment (BREA) project which gathers ice information...