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We have a strong feature on offshore renewables in this issue. The discussion on reducing costs for offshore wind energy starts with the viewpoint article from ScottishPower Renewables’ Jonathan Cole and continues with Marc Height’s assessment starting on page 14. We also include two articles on new...
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Energy security is high on the oil and gas industry agenda, particularly so in the Middle East, where facilities have been consistently targeted by the Islamic State (Isis). This month’s issue looks at the implications for Saudi Arabia. Operators in the region have also felt the impact of cyber terr...
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Big Data, analytics and advanced visualisation can have a significant impact on the entire oil and gas chain. In this issue we look at how operators can maximise value from such technology, while avoiding the hype. We also look at how the ‘industrial internet’ is creating new challenges for pipeline...
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Detailed consideration is given to offshore information and forecasting services, seabed survey in support of engineering of all kinds, military activity and transport, and exploration of deep waters beyond the edge of the continental shelf. The aim being to identify emerging marine markets and thei...
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Consideration is given to chain, wire rope, synthetic fibre rope technology in large spread, taut mooring systems for floating offshore platforms. The current state of technology for terminations and other connecting hardware is reviewed. Breaking loads in the order of 500 to 1500 tonnes are those c...
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Attention is drawn to the way in which technologies developed for deep ocean mooring cannot always be transferred to shallower waters. Experiences on location in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank are reported. 6 refs.
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Specific aspects of field-development issues in deep water involving riser technology are discussed. Attention is drawn to marine risers, platform motions, flexible risers, rigid risers, hybrid risers, SCRs, and titanium risers.
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Andrew McBarnet reports on how the oil industry has still not fully embraced the huge promise of marine controlled source electromagnetic (EM) surveys, arguably the most exciting E&P geoscience technology since the introduction of 3D seismic in the 1980s.
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Consideration is given to an assessment of these technologies in Siberia and the Russian Far East. Unmanned submersibles, control, navigation and sensors, aerodynamics and hydrodynamics are examined. Tabulated data are included providing details of underwater vehicles designed at the Far Eastern Sta...
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