AUTONOMY IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY
AUTONOMY IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY How will new technology change the business model? 19 - 20 March 2014 at Quality Airport Hotel Stavanger
Product & Photo by Robot Drilling Systems AS
The oil and gas sector must increasingly develop and operate existing and new fields more efficiently and safer, both over long distances, and in increasingly more extreme and sensitive areas. For example in very deep waters and the Northern Regions. Autonomy and automation throughout the full value chain are key to making this possible. The Autonomy in the Oil & Gas Industry Conference aims to be the primary forum in Norway for discussing future needs for autonomous systems in the oil & gas industry, and be the place for bringing together the right people for forming collaborations to meet these needs. The conference will therefore include central representatives from the oil and gas companies, the authorities, technology providers, and the research community. It is the 6th year we are arranging this exciting conference, and this year we ask the simple question: How will new techonology change the business model? Welcome!
19 March 09.00 Registration and coffee 10.00 Opening and welcome
Lars Annfinn Ekornsæter, Managing Director, NFA
Autonomy - status and outlook Chair: Aksel A. Transeth
10.15 Towards more autonomous marine operations and systems Ingrid Schjølberg, Project Director,
AMOS, NTNU
10.45
Creating more exciting, more efficient and less costly space missions through increased autonomy Knut I. Øxnevad, Dr, NASA - JPL/SIMTANO
11.15 Lunch 12.15 Developing a concept for the unmanned bulk ship: Technology also for the oil and gas industry Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Research Director, MARINTEK
12.45 New operational challenges: symbiosis between operator and suppliers in technology innovation
Katrine Hilmen, Portfolio and Strategy manager, ABB
13.15 Break - visit stands
13.45 Engineering Autonomous Safety Critical Systems Karim Kanso, Senior Engineer,
Critical Software Technologies Ltd.
Drilling and well Chair: Oddvar Skjæveland
14.15 The first, the strongest and the most effective drillfloor robot
Roald Valen, Control System Manager, Robotics Drilling Systems
14.45 Break - visit stands - snacks 15.15 How drilling automation influence system integration and work processes
Øystein Hult, Leading advisor, Statoil
15.45 Challenges with drilling in Arctic conditions and possible solutions from automation systems Francesco Scibilia, Senior Researcher, Statoil
16.15 End of program first day 18.30 Dinner
Thanks to our sponsors!
20 March
Subsea
Chair: Roger Nilssen
08.30
How embedded systems certified for defence ensures reuse of proven technology and safe operations in subsea control systems Erik Plesner, Senior Field Application Engineer, RECAB
09.00 Towards autonomous drilling Bjarne Larsen, Technical Advisor,
Drilling Technologies, Aker Solutions
09.30 Break - visit stands 10.00
Developments in autonomy for under water vehicles and sensor network, and effects on operations Geir Espen Schmidt, Vice President AUV, Kongsberg Maritime
Topside
Chair: David Anisi
10.30 Potentials and Opportunities of Robotics for Inspection in oil & gas
Ekkehard Zwicker, CEO, Alstom Inspection robots
11.00 Unmanned systems for maritime operations – trends and opportunities
Vegard Evjen Hovstein, General Manager, Maritime Robotics AS
11.30 Lunch 12.30 Autonomous Robots for Hazardous and Extreme Environments
David Rice, NREC Commercialization Specialist, Carnegie Mellon University
13.00 Break - visit stands 13.30 The next generation of autonomous systems for maritime operations
João Sousa, Prof. and laboratory Director University Porto
14.00 Drilling Rig of the Future Strategy and contractual aspects
Martha Rødbro, Research Engineer Wells, Shell Technology Norway AS
14.30 Conclusion and the way forward Einar Landre, Leader IT Drilling and
Well Services , Statoil
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Program comitee: Aksel Transeth, SINTEF
Time and place for the conference:
David Anisi, ABB
19 - 20 March 2014
Einar Landre, Statoil
Quality Airport Hotel, Stavanger
Knut Øxnevad, Simtano Oddvar Skjæveland, IRIS
Language:
Roger Nilssen, GE Oil & Gas
If possible we want the written presentatons in English,
Lars Annfinn Ekornsæter, NFA
but each individual speaker decide whether they wish to
Brith Sandell, NFA
speak Norwegian or English.
Hotel:
Registration:
We have reserved some rooms at
Registrate for the conference at www.nfaplassen.no,
Quality Airport Hotel, until 19 February.
phone +47 90 90 92 94 or email [email protected]
This is also the conference venue. For booking call + 47 5194 2000/9 or e-mail to
Withdrawal registrations: Cancellation after 19 February will be charged with a fee, NOK 1.500,-. Cancellation after 11 March will be charged with the full fee. Cancellation shall be done in
Give reference: 335835 Dinner 19 March:
writing to be valid.
NFA arrange dinner at the hotel restaurant on the evening of 19 March. Price: NOK 800,-.
Cost: NFA Company member
kr 7.600,-
NFA Personal member
kr 7.600,-
NFA Student member
kr
NFA Education member
kr 3. 000,-
Non member
kr 9.600,-
500,-
Exhibition (max 3 m. length) inclusive one person: NFA members kr 12 200,Non members
[email protected]
kr 14 700,-
We hope you will attend this social gathering. Sign up by using our email [email protected]. Membership in NFA:: Companies per year NOK 4 000,-. Single persons (private) NOK 400,and free of charge for students. Education/research companies NOK 2 000,NFA is a non-profit society of companies, institutions and individuals. NFA is working to increase the competence and competitiveness in the Norwegian industry.
Foto: Dag Myrestrand/Statoil
Product & Photo by Robot Drilling Systems AS
The oil and gas sector must increasingly develop and operate existing and new fields more efficiently and safer, both over long distances, and in increasingly more extreme and sensitive areas. For example in very deep waters and the Northern Regions. Autonomy and automation throughout the full value chain are key to making this possible. The Autonomy in the Oil & Gas Industry Conference aims to be the primary forum in Norway for discussing future needs for autonomous systems in the oil & gas industry, and be the place for bringing together the right people for forming collaborations to meet these needs. The conference will therefore include central representatives from the oil and gas companies, the authorities, technology providers, and the research community. It is the 6th year we are arranging this exciting conference, and this year we ask the simple question: How will new techonology change the business model? Welcome!
19 March 09.00 Registration and coffee 10.00 Opening and welcome
Lars Annfinn Ekornsæter, Managing Director, NFA
Autonomy - status and outlook Chair: Aksel A. Transeth
10.15 Towards more autonomous marine operations and systems Ingrid Schjølberg, Project Director,
AMOS, NTNU
10.45
Creating more exciting, more efficient and less costly space missions through increased autonomy Knut I. Øxnevad, Dr, NASA - JPL/SIMTANO
11.15 Lunch 12.15 Developing a concept for the unmanned bulk ship: Technology also for the oil and gas industry Ørnulf Jan Rødseth, Research Director, MARINTEK
12.45 New operational challenges: symbiosis between operator and suppliers in technology innovation
Katrine Hilmen, Portfolio and Strategy manager, ABB
13.15 Break - visit stands
13.45 Engineering Autonomous Safety Critical Systems Karim Kanso, Senior Engineer,
Critical Software Technologies Ltd.
Drilling and well Chair: Oddvar Skjæveland
14.15 The first, the strongest and the most effective drillfloor robot
Roald Valen, Control System Manager, Robotics Drilling Systems
14.45 Break - visit stands - snacks 15.15 How drilling automation influence system integration and work processes
Øystein Hult, Leading advisor, Statoil
15.45 Challenges with drilling in Arctic conditions and possible solutions from automation systems Francesco Scibilia, Senior Researcher, Statoil
16.15 End of program first day 18.30 Dinner
Thanks to our sponsors!
20 March
Subsea
Chair: Roger Nilssen
08.30
How embedded systems certified for defence ensures reuse of proven technology and safe operations in subsea control systems Erik Plesner, Senior Field Application Engineer, RECAB
09.00 Towards autonomous drilling Bjarne Larsen, Technical Advisor,
Drilling Technologies, Aker Solutions
09.30 Break - visit stands 10.00
Developments in autonomy for under water vehicles and sensor network, and effects on operations Geir Espen Schmidt, Vice President AUV, Kongsberg Maritime
Topside
Chair: David Anisi
10.30 Potentials and Opportunities of Robotics for Inspection in oil & gas
Ekkehard Zwicker, CEO, Alstom Inspection robots
11.00 Unmanned systems for maritime operations – trends and opportunities
Vegard Evjen Hovstein, General Manager, Maritime Robotics AS
11.30 Lunch 12.30 Autonomous Robots for Hazardous and Extreme Environments
David Rice, NREC Commercialization Specialist, Carnegie Mellon University
13.00 Break - visit stands 13.30 The next generation of autonomous systems for maritime operations
João Sousa, Prof. and laboratory Director University Porto
14.00 Drilling Rig of the Future Strategy and contractual aspects
Martha Rødbro, Research Engineer Wells, Shell Technology Norway AS
14.30 Conclusion and the way forward Einar Landre, Leader IT Drilling and
Well Services , Statoil
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Program comitee: Aksel Transeth, SINTEF
Time and place for the conference:
David Anisi, ABB
19 - 20 March 2014
Einar Landre, Statoil
Quality Airport Hotel, Stavanger
Knut Øxnevad, Simtano Oddvar Skjæveland, IRIS
Language:
Roger Nilssen, GE Oil & Gas
If possible we want the written presentatons in English,
Lars Annfinn Ekornsæter, NFA
but each individual speaker decide whether they wish to
Brith Sandell, NFA
speak Norwegian or English.
Hotel:
Registration:
We have reserved some rooms at
Registrate for the conference at www.nfaplassen.no,
Quality Airport Hotel, until 19 February.
phone +47 90 90 92 94 or email [email protected]
This is also the conference venue. For booking call + 47 5194 2000/9 or e-mail to
Withdrawal registrations: Cancellation after 19 February will be charged with a fee, NOK 1.500,-. Cancellation after 11 March will be charged with the full fee. Cancellation shall be done in
Give reference: 335835 Dinner 19 March:
writing to be valid.
NFA arrange dinner at the hotel restaurant on the evening of 19 March. Price: NOK 800,-.
Cost: NFA Company member
kr 7.600,-
NFA Personal member
kr 7.600,-
NFA Student member
kr
NFA Education member
kr 3. 000,-
Non member
kr 9.600,-
500,-
Exhibition (max 3 m. length) inclusive one person: NFA members kr 12 200,Non members
[email protected]
kr 14 700,-
We hope you will attend this social gathering. Sign up by using our email [email protected]. Membership in NFA:: Companies per year NOK 4 000,-. Single persons (private) NOK 400,and free of charge for students. Education/research companies NOK 2 000,NFA is a non-profit society of companies, institutions and individuals. NFA is working to increase the competence and competitiveness in the Norwegian industry.
Foto: Dag Myrestrand/Statoil
