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Perth – OSIGp Selections of London Conference
This event featured an OSIGp selection of papers by Perth-based presenters from the 2017 OSIG Smarter Solutions for Future Offshore Developments Conference held in London in September 2017.
The following presentations were featured at the event:
- Damon Sunderland, ARUP – 3D Exploration seismic data for optimising site investigations – Barossa field case study
- Antonio Borges Rodriguez, NGI – Scour and erosion effects in offshore geotechnics
- Ian Finnie, Fugro – (presentation not yet received) Geohazards of the North West Shelf, Australia
- Noel Boylan, NGI – Installation response of 5.5m diameter anchor piles in carbonate soils – the Ichthys development
- Meysam Banimahd, Woodside Energy – (presentation not yet received) Hold-back anchor piles with free-fall potential on the Australian North West Shelf
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For further information contact Sam Stanier
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All-Energy 2018
All-Energy, the UK’s largest renewable energy event, will take place in Glasgow on 2nd & 3rd May 2018. Join us to hear from 400+ experts from across all sectors of the renewable industry in 50+ FREE conference sessions. Network with 7,500+ renewable energy professionals at one of the many networking events happening over the two days.
For more details and to book please click here: All Energy 2018
Oceanology London 2018- Workshop MetOcean Forecast Advances
Oceanology London 2018 – Workshop
METOCEAN FORECAST ADVANCES
10:00-10:05 Welcome and Opening Remarks , Stephen Hall, SUT
10:05-10:35 Metocean challenges facing the marine energy sector
Industry Perspective
• Overview of present/planned industry operations;
• Present decision-making approach and what more we need from marine forecasts?
10:35-11:05 Wave modelling developments Dr Andy Saulter, Met Office
• Development of Spherical Multi-Cell grid (+ recent model upgrades );
• Development of the Atlantic-UK Wave Ensemble Prediction System;
• Plans for UK model developments;
11:05-11:35 Strategies for optimising operational decisions using probabilistic marine forecasts, Dr Edward Steele, Met Office
• Using relative economic value of forecasts to determine when a user must take action upon it;
• Using weather pattern typology to simplify the early identification of calm weather windows for local operations;
11:35-12:05 Beyond weather: applications of climate data within an offshore context. Dr Nicolas Fournier, Met Office
• Overview and results from Copernicus Climate Change Service CLIM4ENERGY project;
• Plans and progress with ongoing European research projects focused on marine sector;
12:05-12:15 Questions & Discussion
The Metocean Forecast Advances session will be followed by a networking lunch, hosted by the South West England Chapter of the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT)
12:15-12:30 Chief Executive’s Welcome, Stephen Hall, SUT
12:30-13:30 Lunch & Networking.
Perth – YES! Site Visit Subcon, ACEPT and Farstad
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The YES! Committee organised a Site Visit to experience life as a plant operator at ACEPT; Learn about the importance of artificial reefs at Subcon and see them in action with a snorkel at the Coogee Maritime trail; Tour of the Farstad facility and their offshore simulators and DP lab.
Contact Naomi Naveh for further information.
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Perth – YES! Let’s Get Quizzical – A Quiz Night
This SUT event was proudly organised by the YES! (Young Engineers & Scientists) Committee – Let’s Get Quizzical: A Quiz Night.
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Contact Tony Trifunoski for further information.
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Perth – Leadership and Innovation: An Evening with Mike Utsler
On 15th May, the SUT YES! Committee hosted a leadership night with Mike Utsler as the keynote speaker. The sold out event saw Mike Utsler talk about his position as the incident commander of BP’s Deepwater Horizon spill response, reflecting on the key lessons surrounding innovation and leadership.
Unfortunately we are unable to publish his presentation due to approval challenges, however you can read the post event report here
Contact [email protected] for further details.
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Perth – Phoenix Casual BBQ
SUT Phoenix would like to invite you and your family to the Perth – Phoenix Casual BBQ on Saturday, 24th March 2018 at 12:30pm.
Venue:
Kings Park, Saw Avenue Lawn South (see map below)
There are BBQs and tables in between the Lawn and the playground, please meet there.
Please bring something to cook on the BBQ and something to drink as well.
Looking forward to catching up with some of you!
For further details contact Vikram at [email protected]
Dec 2017 BBQ
In association with Oceanology International – Women in Industry Panel Session
SUT+ would like to invite you to their new Women in Industry Panel Session.
The panel will feature senior women engineers and scientists from the subsea and wider marine sector, each sharing insights from their industry and stories of their career progression, successes and challenges. A moderated discussion and audience Q&A will follow the presentations, where students are encouraged to engage the panelists and their peers in conversation.
If you are considering a career in the subsea or marine sector, don’t miss your chance to network with these senior industry professionals and learn about the varied and exciting career opportunities that are available.
This panel session will be relevant and open to all, regardless of your gender!
More information at www.oceanologyinternational.com/Conference/Careers-Day/
Registration: Free to attend on a first come first serve basis.
To reserve your seat, please RSVP to Ellen Burgess at: [email protected]
An Evening with…. Paul Wheelhouse MSP
Unfortunately, due to a change in Parliamentary Business, the Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy is no longer able to speak at this event. This leaves us with no alternative but to cancel at this time.
SUT+ are pleased to welcome the Scottish Minister for Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy, Paul Wheelhouse, to speak at the next in our series of “An Evening with…” presentations.
The aim of these events is to provide a platform for young professionals to learn from industry experts by providing informal “off the record” talks with industry leaders. These will be focused on personal professional development and current challenges the industry faces. Paul will be speaking about:
The decisions and events that guided his career.
Views on the recent downturn and on recovery.
Government policy and how this will shape the future of Aberdeen and the North Sea.
The challenges that the subsea industry faces in years to come.
Tips and advice for young professionals.
Q&A.
We hope that you can join us for this exciting event.
About Paul
Born in Belfast, Paul was raised in Edinburgh, attending Stewart’s Melville College. He has an honours degree in Economics from the University of Aberdeen and an MBA from University of Edinburgh. He has lived in Berwickshire since 2000.
Paul is a professional economist and, since 1992, had specialised in higher and further education markets, policy evaluation and economic appraisal and impact assessment of capital projects.
Between May 2011 and September 2012 Paul served on the Scottish Parliament’s Finance Committee, and the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee. And was the Parliamentary Liaison Officer to the Cabinet Secretary for Parliamentary Business and Government Strategy of the Scottish Government. Previously, between May 2011 and Feb 2012, Paul served as Parliamentary Liaison Officer for the Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Environment and the Minister for Climate Change.
Prior to taking his Ministerial position Paul was a member of cross-party groups on Epilepsy, Rural Policy, Armed forces Veterans, Funerals and Bereavement, Boating and Marine Tourism and deputy convener of Sport.