AUTONOMY IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

AUTONOMY IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY
What will it take to get us there?
6 - 7 March 2013
Sola Strand Hotel, Stavanger
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 5th year we are arranging this exciting conference, and this year we ask the simple question: “What will it take to
get us there?”. Welcome!
6 March
09.00 Registration and coffee
10.00 Opening and welcome
Lars Annfinn Ekornsæter, NFA
Introduction
10.10 How solutions for autonomy can
support filling technology gaps
Tarjei Nødtvedt Malme,
Norges Forskningsråd
10.40 Autonomy for planetary robotics with
applications to the Mars science
laboratory spacecraft
Hari D. Nayar, NASA JPL
11.10Lunch
12.00 Integrated environmental monitoring
- Recent results and experiences
Harald Wesenberg, Statoil
12.30
Autonomous Systems;
Opportunities and challenges for the
oil & gas industry
Einar Landre, Statoil
13.00Break
Drilling and well
13.30 Intelligent decision support for
offshore drilling
Andrew Lucas, OAL
14.00 Well construction operations
management
Espen Krogh, Prediktor
14.30Break
15.00DrillTronics TM - Drilling
automation based on well dynamics
Ronny Bergerud, Sekal
15.30 The wellplan as input for
autonomous drilling systems
Jens Ingvald Ornæs, National Oilwell Varco
16.00 Preparation for panel discussion
16.30
Panel discussion. About 1,5 hour.
Where do we need to be in 5 years, and what will it take to get us there?
Knut Øxnevad, Simtano
19.00 Dinner at the hotel
Thanks to our sponsors!
7 March
09.00
Subsea
FMC summer trainee technology
program Innovative solutions for autonomous subseasystems
Brede Thorkildsen, FMC Technologies
09.30 Autonomous network of stationary and
mobile subsea sensor nodes for
environmental monitoring
Geir Espen Schmidt, Arild Brevik,
Kongsberg Maritime
Topside
12.30 Continuous Motion Rig - Tomorrow’s
fully automated drilling method
Odd B. Skjærseth, West Group
13.00 Key challenges in Drilling Automation
- Step change vs. Incremental
Approaches
Martha Rødbro, Norske Shell
13.30 Technology readiness of systems for
remote inspection and intervention
10.00 Break
10.30 Trends in ROV automation
Steve Cohan, FMC Technologies
14.00Summary
Schilling Robotics
11.00 Autonomous safety functions in well
intervention equipment
Oddbjørn Bjerkvik, FMC Technologies
11.30Lunch
Charlotte Skourup, ABB
Aksel Andreas Transeth, SINTEF
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Program comitee:
Aksel Transeth, SINTEF
Charlotte Skourup, ABB
Time and place for the conference:
Jan Munkejord, Statoil
6-7 March 2012, Sola Strand Hotel,
Knut Øxnevad, Simtano
Stavanger
Oddvar Skjæveland, IRIS
Roger Nilssen, FMC
Language:
If possible we want the written presentatons in English,
but each individual speaker decide whether they wish to
speak Norwegian or English.
Brith Sandell, NFA
Hotel:
We have reserved some rooms at
Registration:
Registrate for the conference at www.nfaplassen.no,
phone +47 90 90 92 94 or email nfa@nfaplassen.no
Sola Strand Hotel until 6 February. This is also
the conference venue.
For booking call + 47 51 94 30 00 or e-mail to
booking@sola-strandhotel.no. Give reference: NFA
Withdrawal registrations:
Cancellation after 6 February will be charged with a
fee, NOK 1.500,-. Cancellation after 29 February will be
charged with the full fee. Cancellation shall be done in
writing to be valid.
Dinner 6 March:
NFA arrange dinner at the hotel restaurant on the
evening of 6 March. Price: NOK 800,-.
We hope you will attend this social gathering.
Sign up by using our email nfa@nfaplassen.no.
Cost:
NFA Company member
kr 7.400,-
NFA Personal member
kr 7.400,-
NFA Student member
kr
Non member
kr 9.400,-
Exhibition (max 3 m. length) inclusive one person:
NFA members
Non members Lars Annfinn Ekornsæter, NFA
kr. 11 900,kr. 14 500,-
500,-
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