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3rd OGEO WORKSHOP:Utilizing opportunities Maximising the benefits

After two successful workshops at ESA in Frascati, please join us in Sept. 2012 in Perth, Australia for the 3rd workshop on Earth Observation for the Oil & Gas industry.


Themes for the 1 day event will include but are not limited to: Environment / MetOcean / Geomatics / Infrastructure and will highlight the potential and best practise of using Earth Observation data and derived products for the Oil & Gas industry.

The workshop is open to members of the oil and gas industry, service providers and researchers involved in Earth Observation and related geo-information technologies.

Preliminary program with confirmed speakers

Session 1: Overview

  • OGEO, overview: Peter Hausknecht, Woodside, Australia
  • ESA, GMES programme: Ola Grabak, ESA, Italy
  • OGP, OilSpillResponse JIP update, Surface surveillance: Colin Grant, BP, United Kingdom

Session 2: Environmental

  • Coastal area and water quality monitoring and using RS data: Arnold Dekker, CSIRO, Australia
  • Change detection time series using WorldView2 high resolution satellite data: Leah Glass, GeoImage, Australia
  • Remote sensing of the coastal transitional zone: Rasmus Borgstroem, Grass, Denmark
    * The importance of the first 24hrs in oil spill monitoring: Paul Whitaker, KSAT, Norway

Panel Session

Lunch

Session 3: MetOcean

  • Oil Spill Response: MetOcean and Satellite data integration: Cedric Michel, Total, France
  • Mapping solitones with satellite data: Jan Flynn, Shell, Australia
  • Looking ahead 5 years: What satellite data services do we need for MetOcean: Jason McConochie , Woodside, Australia
  • Tbd

Feedback session: Open session in topic groups

Session 4: Geomatics and Infrastructure

  • Coastal bathymetry from WorldView2 satellite data: Thomas Heege, EoMap, Germany
  • Satellite assessment and monitoring for infrastructure, environmental and engineering applications: Michael Hall, Astrium, UK
  • Satellite monitoring and airborne mapping integrated: Tbd , AAM, Australia  
  • Supporting Oil and Gas in WA from a distance: a View From Landgate: Mat Adams, Landgate WA, Australia
  • The use of UAV technology to complement satellite imagery for benthic habitat assesments: Peter Mellor, WorleyParson, Australia

Note: The titles of the presentations are only indicative and may change for the final program

More information at www.esa-ogeo.org