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 |
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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