The âNewâ Oil & Gas
Presented by: Matthew J. Davis [email protected]
The “New” Oil & Gas? Oil & Gas Experts suggest a platform that………… § Integrate climate and environmental concerns with the core business model rather than treating it as a separate issue. 1 § HSE management now calls for data analytical platforms that can achieve an increased depth and accuracy for stakeholders and regulators. 2 § The platforms should support risk management as well as better decision making in functional, operational and strategic context. 2 § Platforms should include the ability to collect, segment, cluster and manage data related to HSE risks. 2 § Dashboard reporting of the data is helpful to support consideration of response strategies by risk or performance. 2
What is the “platform”? Source:
1 Ernst
& Young, “Top 10 Risk for Oil and Gas”; 2 Deloitte “After the Spill”
The “New” Oil & Gas: Safety Standards § The U.S. government mandate1: US Federal Waters Safety and Environmental Management System (SEMS)
§ OGP forum proposes: International Guidelines Health, Safety and Environmental Management System (HSEMS)
1.
Identify, address and manage safety hazards and impacts
2.
Supports human safety and environmental protection
What is the “system”?
1CEO
certification of compliance, under a penalty of criminal prosecution
“….regulators need to understand that simply increasing the stringency of the existing fragmented regulatory system will not necessarily lead to better response: OGP October 2011 there needs to be application science and research”
OGP: OSR... Is more than a COP, it is a platform!
The “Current” Oil & Gas
The “New” Oil & Gas
Tactical Briefings
The “New” Oil & Gas: The Common Operational Picture
People
Environment
Assets
Reputation
People (P)
Environment (E)
Assets (A)
Reputation (R)
Facilities Products Transportation IT / Equipment Downtime Revenue Knowledge
• • • •
Employees Health / Safety Customers Vendors Potential Customers • Government • • • • •
• • • •
Surroundings Damage Liability Community Involvement • Regulation Adherence • Enforcement / Penalty
• • • • • • •
Brand Socioeconomics Eminence Stock Price / Company Value
The Answer: GIS with P.E.A.R GIS with P.E.A.R. A Corporate Business Continuity Plan: A GIS application and appropriate framework can enable a company to react quickly and accurately to employees, situations, or facilities which may be at “risk.” This system will utilize disparate data, from multiple sources, along with real time event/data tracking to allow internal emergency response teams to track people, assets and the environment pre, during, and post events. An Interactive Solution: As a global E&P company, each region brings challenging working environments and situations that can cause a level of uncertainty as to the whereabouts and safety of their assets. Utilizing accurate real-time data coupled with solid business processes and technology, each office can be prepared and ready for a disaster, when it occurs Real-Time Data Incorporation, a Gulf Coast Example: One major focus of a GIS system, for the Gulf Coast region, will be to monitor severe weather and its affects on personnel. Via this system, weather data can be incorporated, projected, and risked in order to quickly identify personnel which require company communication.
Common Operational Picture – PEAR Viewer
Emergency Response Guide (ERG Tool)
The Emergency Operating Center Complete Corporate Visibility…….
The Emergency Operating Center Real-Time Corporate Visibility…….
Public Facing Viewer Public facing data standards, during a response: • Sampling • Clean up • Research, etc.
Public Relations - Economic Impacts
Visual Audits – Claims Validation
Environmental Management and Oil Spill Modeling
Plants
Habitat and Spawning Areas
Business Intelligence: Integration Microsoft - EXEL
IBM - COGNOS
The Answer: an Enterprise GIS Platform! Flood Status Visualization
Forecasting and Tracking
Demographic Analysis Utility Planning & Response
Damage Assessment
Evacuation & Rescue
SharePoint: The Executive Environment
Smartphone: The Mobile / Field Environment
ArcGIS: The Corporate Environment
The “New” Oil & Gas? Oil & Gas Experts suggest a platform that………… § Integrate climate and environmental concerns with the core business model rather than treating it as a separate issue. 1 § HSE management now calls for data analytical platforms that can achieve an increased depth and accuracy for stakeholders and regulators. 2 § The platforms should support risk management as well as better decision making in functional, operational and strategic context. 2 § Platforms should include the ability to collect, segment, cluster and manage data related to HSE risks. 2 § Dashboard reporting of the data is helpful to support consideration of response strategies by risk or performance. 2
What is the “platform”? Source:
1 Ernst
& Young, “Top 10 Risk for Oil and Gas”; 2 Deloitte “After the Spill”
The “New” Oil & Gas: Safety Standards § The U.S. government mandate1: US Federal Waters Safety and Environmental Management System (SEMS)
§ OGP forum proposes: International Guidelines Health, Safety and Environmental Management System (HSEMS)
1.
Identify, address and manage safety hazards and impacts
2.
Supports human safety and environmental protection
What is the “system”?
1CEO
certification of compliance, under a penalty of criminal prosecution
“….regulators need to understand that simply increasing the stringency of the existing fragmented regulatory system will not necessarily lead to better response: OGP October 2011 there needs to be application science and research”
OGP: OSR... Is more than a COP, it is a platform!
The “Current” Oil & Gas
The “New” Oil & Gas
Tactical Briefings
The “New” Oil & Gas: The Common Operational Picture
People
Environment
Assets
Reputation
People (P)
Environment (E)
Assets (A)
Reputation (R)
Facilities Products Transportation IT / Equipment Downtime Revenue Knowledge
• • • •
Employees Health / Safety Customers Vendors Potential Customers • Government • • • • •
• • • •
Surroundings Damage Liability Community Involvement • Regulation Adherence • Enforcement / Penalty
• • • • • • •
Brand Socioeconomics Eminence Stock Price / Company Value
The Answer: GIS with P.E.A.R GIS with P.E.A.R. A Corporate Business Continuity Plan: A GIS application and appropriate framework can enable a company to react quickly and accurately to employees, situations, or facilities which may be at “risk.” This system will utilize disparate data, from multiple sources, along with real time event/data tracking to allow internal emergency response teams to track people, assets and the environment pre, during, and post events. An Interactive Solution: As a global E&P company, each region brings challenging working environments and situations that can cause a level of uncertainty as to the whereabouts and safety of their assets. Utilizing accurate real-time data coupled with solid business processes and technology, each office can be prepared and ready for a disaster, when it occurs Real-Time Data Incorporation, a Gulf Coast Example: One major focus of a GIS system, for the Gulf Coast region, will be to monitor severe weather and its affects on personnel. Via this system, weather data can be incorporated, projected, and risked in order to quickly identify personnel which require company communication.
Common Operational Picture – PEAR Viewer
Emergency Response Guide (ERG Tool)
The Emergency Operating Center Complete Corporate Visibility…….
The Emergency Operating Center Real-Time Corporate Visibility…….
Public Facing Viewer Public facing data standards, during a response: • Sampling • Clean up • Research, etc.
Public Relations - Economic Impacts
Visual Audits – Claims Validation
Environmental Management and Oil Spill Modeling
Plants
Habitat and Spawning Areas
Business Intelligence: Integration Microsoft - EXEL
IBM - COGNOS
The Answer: an Enterprise GIS Platform! Flood Status Visualization
Forecasting and Tracking
Demographic Analysis Utility Planning & Response
Damage Assessment
Evacuation & Rescue
SharePoint: The Executive Environment
Smartphone: The Mobile / Field Environment
ArcGIS: The Corporate Environment
