SUT Aberdeen are pleased to confirm the next Subsea Awareness Course will be held on 11th – 15th March 2019.

To avoid disappointment, book now as places are limited.

 

Please click here for information and joining instructions for the Aberdeen Subsea Awareness Course

Energise Confidence in the ‘Blue Economy’

The Subsea sector creates great opportunities across a wide variety of industries, generally recognised as the ‘blue economy’ (ie O&G, wind, wave, tidal, current, storage, mining, defence and aquaculture). The industry today is estimated to be £50 billion and by 2035 estimated to be £150 billion. This evening shall share the potential market opportunities, along with a case study and what enabling support facilities and organisations can assist in unlocking the market potential.

Chairperson: Peter Blake – Chevron Global Subsea Manager

Scottish Enterprise: Chris Bryceland – Subsea Opportunity Manager
This presentation will share recent research undertaken by SE that investigated the international opportunities for the Scottish supply chain across a range of sectors where underwater technology or operational experience could be applied.

EC-OG: Richard Knox – Managing Director
Subsea power current technology can play a key part to supporting local power, using the natural predictable environment to support local power demands, reducing subsea infrastructure and offering a backing-up system

The Underwater Centre: Steve Ham – Commercial Director
‘Make sure your technology reaches the next level’. Case studies demonstrating the role of real-life testing in helping your new technology reach achieving the appropriate technical readiness level, enabling market confidence.

National Subsea Research Initiative: Tony Laing – Research and Market Acceleration Director
Enabling and facilitating market led opportunities in the subsea sector across the blue economy, NRSI shall share how matchmaking can support the subsea industry in unlocking opportunities.

For more information and the flyer please click here.

Tuesday 17th April 2018
Registration 12.00pm – Presentations 12.30pm – Lunch 1.30pm

Price Forbes, 6th Floor, 2 Minister Court, Mincing Lane,
London EC3R 7PD

Registration Fees:
This is free to attend but booking must be made in advance

Do you want to know about Subsea Technology and Operations?
Understanding the full lifecycle of a subsea, oil and gas, production field development from Inception through to Decommissioning – then the SUT’s Subsea Awareness Course is geared towards YOU.

The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) delivers a foundation level Subsea Awareness Course (SAC) that is suitable for personnel from the Operators, the Contractors and other interested organisations, for example; Legal, Finance and Engineering Houses.

This course provides underpinning knowledge for new entrants in the subsea sector of the offshore energy industry, as well as offering a refresher for experienced professionals seeking to update their knowledge.

London and South of England Evening Meeting

TEN Tullow: Subsea Flowline System Lateral Buckling Design and Start-up/Operational Performance Verification

Registration 5.30pm -Presentations 6.00pm followed by cheese and wine
Lecture Theatre 207, Skepton Building, South Kensington Campus, Exhibition Road, Imperial College, London SW7 2AZ

Registration Fees
SUT Members: £15 Non-Members: £25 Student Members: £5.00
inclusive of VAT

Subsea 2025: Data Centric Value
Presenter: Ross Doak, Subsea Engineer – Shell

Enabling Technologies for Infield Inspection Automation
Presenter: Jean Bernard Blamengin,Business Development Manager, OneSubsea

Digitally Enabled Real Time Control Systems
Presenter: Mario Alonso, Digital Solutions Product Leader, Baker Hughes

Remote Operations and Digital Twin Integrations
Presenter: Mark Stevens , Digital Innovation Director, Oceaneering

AutoNaut: Wave-propelled Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) for MetOcean.

AutoNaut USV is a long-duration oceanic platform that can act as a survey vessel and/or “unmoored buoy”. This enables a novel method for the acquisition of MetOcean data. This presentation will give an overview of the AutoNaut’s technical capabilities, with examples of missions undertaken in conjunction with the Met Office, PML and the oil and gas industry.

Presenter: Phil Johnston – AutoNaut

Phil Johnston has a background working at sea as an offshore environmental consultant. He specialised in the effects of underwater anthropogenic noise and passive acoustic monitoring for marine mammals. Phil now leads business development for AutoNaut USV.

‘MetOcean: Challenges and Practical Application of Big Data’

Presenter: Robin Stephens – BMT

The presentation will consider the concept and impacts of ‘Big Data’ in the context of applied meteorology and oceanography, particularly in the offshore industry. Examples will be presented including large, fine-resolution ocean basin numerical model simulations, and high temporal resolution in-situ measurement systems. There will be discussion about what physical processes are important and operationally limiting in particular ocean basins, and how they can best be quantified. Consideration will be given to necessity, affordability, fitness for purpose and economic sustainability of some wonderful technical capabilities that have come to fruition during a time of major challenge to the deep water oil and gas business.

Robin Stephens manages the MetOcean consultancy group at BMT ARGOSS. He has 36 years’ experience in applied physical oceanography and maritime civil engineering. Robin graduated in Civil Engineering from the University of Bristol in 1981, and later undertook a Masters’ degree in Physical Oceanography at Bangor University. He is a Chartered Engineer and Chartered Marine Scientist.

Robin’s experience has been predominantly in the commercial sector, working on projects in many countries throughout the world, across a diverse range of client sectors, including oil and gas, renewables, maritime and coastal engineering and shipping. He has spent periods of employment in conventional maritime civil engineering, maritime engineering research and development, commercial applied physical oceanography and the commercial application of applied ocean modelling and remote sensing. His experience has included senior level technical, commercial and managerial responsibilities.

For more information and the flyer click here.

 

 

Subsea Expo is the world’s largest annual subsea exhibition and conference and is completely free to attend.

5000 Delegates

150 exhibitors

70 speakers

For more information and to book, please visit www.subseaexpo.com

We will be on stand 160, we hope to see you there!

Tue 05 Feb: 09:30 – 18:00
Wed 06 Feb: 09:30 – 18:00
Thu 07 Feb: 09:30 – 14:00

 

Organised by Subsea UK