... use of monitoring technologies. In the past years, Bureau Veritas has developed a hybrid Structural Health Monitoring technique that combines strain gauge measurements with state-of-the-art hydro-structure simulations. At the core of this approach lies the conversion matrix method: by projecting...

... that can remain on the seafloor for up to five years, the On Demand Ocean Bottom Node - OD OBN ( Lopez et al., 2023 ), helping to decrease the cost of seismic monitoring surveys. The second initiative is a new type of seismic source with lower environmental impact, the Marine Vibrator, which improves...

... structural health monitoring (SHM) for safety considerations is now of utmost importance for continued operations, in order to optimize the return on investments (ROI). Abstract Demand for wind energy, one of the most important renewable energy sources, will continue to expand, considering the outcome...

... spill cleanup monitoring limitation automated data inquiry thickness input operation Introduction In this research we will focus on cleanup methods for those oil releasing events that occur offshore (see Figure 1 , Office of Response and Restoration NOAA, 2017). Containment booms...

... monitoring architectures, not only in conventional Offshore Oil&Gas applications, but also within the more innovative Renewable Energy, CCS and eventually the emerging deep-sea mining sectors, for all of which a radical digital transformation is needed to guarantee their environmental and economic...

... down, operators have been turning to advanced monitoring and digital solutions ( Walker and Fox, 2024 ). Advanced monitoring systems may consist of measurements of the offshore wind turbine structure, control systems and surrounding environment. Additionally, digital twins are being considered to (1...

... infrastructure such as the DC/FO. Regulators may require reservoir monitoring solution, to control potential caprock leakage or for injected CO 2 plume expansion to unplanned areas. These monitoring solutions shall be capable of detecting leakage events, shall be cost effective and shall be in-service and thus...

... possible solutions and related technical gaps. uid scenario investigation sustainability sustainable development drone social responsibility monitoring inspection leakage integration environmental impact offshore technology conference deployment application scenario evolution...

...Introduction Microseismic monitoring has been used successfully over several decades in unconventional plays to help understand hydraulically-induced fracture network propagation, etc. ( Walker, 1997 , Warpinski et al., 1998a , Warpinski et al., 1998b , Maxwell et al., 2000 , Le Calvez et...

..., to be used for monitoring pressure on the N2 bottle for annulus pressure tests with a data recording system. The control panel contains a N2 pressure regulator, a pressure safety valve (PSV) and valves for selecting operation mode: the pressure or vacuum test mode. MATS features a touchscreen tablet suitable...

... Abstract Structural monitoring of subsea structures is very common in the oil and gas industry. Monitoring may be performed to keep track of e.g. position, movements, loads and fatigue accumulation. Well growth of subsea wells is a slow process, and traditional accelerometer-based monitoring...

... Abstract In recent years, monitoring of the subsea BOP in order to keep track of movements, loads, and fatigue accumulation on subsea wellheads has been performed. On the Norwegian Continental Shelf, more than 50% of the semisubmersible drilling rigs have equipment for measuring the motion...

... analytics tools have been developed by the Oil and Gas (O&G) industry to monitor the health of BOP components using the control system data. However, the ability of those tools to predict critical failures and establish a predictive maintenance strategy was constrained by the limited number of sensors...

...OTC-30529-MS Improving Mooring Reliability Through Risk Based Monitoring and Inspection Suqin Sue Wang, ABS Copyright 2020, Offshore Technology Conference This paper was prepared for presentation at the Offshore Technology Conference originally scheduled to be held in Houston, TX, USA, 4-7 May 2020...

... to address unmanned (UM) or minimally manned (MM) floating installations. Such floating facilities are remotely operated from a nearby facility or a control center located onshore. Offshore facilities remotely operated require real time monitoring, control automation, and maintenance procedures incorporating...

... Abstract A variety of pumps are employed in all aspects of the oilfield life cycle, such as drilling, completion (including hydraulic fracturing), production, and intervention. There is no well-established method to monitor the pump fault states as they are operating based on sensor feedback...

... Abstract Inspection and monitoring of assets are repetitive and expensive tasks and have higher risk when facilities are located offshore. Robotics holds the promise of improving the efficiency and safety of such platforms by allowing inspection and continuous remote monitoring of difficult...

... PBML approach to monitor the condition and performance applied to an annular preventer. A PBML model that describes the relationship between annular closing pressure and its cylinder displacement is derived. The model coefficients are adapted via system identification methods using real time collected...

... at the well center critical path. This paper describes an approach, through an in-line blowout preventer valve (IBOP) predictive failure use case, of smart equipment monitoring and reliability centered maintenance (RCM), supported by modern digitalization technologies, and the industrial internet of things...

... fluids in the deep subsurface from the overlying water and other resources; even a poorly constructed well will greatly retard migration of stored CO 2 . To add certainty to the planned storage, a monitoring program can be designed to document that the plume is migrating as predicted (and therefore...