
The Connected Oilfield 2021 ... Survival of the Digitalised
The Next Generation Digital Oilfield ... M2M . IoT . IIoT . Apps in the Cloud
Sessions 3 and 4 ... May 6th (14:00 - BST)
The "Connected Oilfield" has been produced as a live event between 2004 and 2020, three or four times annually in different locations including Abuja (Nigeria), Abu Dhabi, Cairo (Egypt), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Aberdeen (UK) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) - over 50 events in total. It's purpose is to discuss state-of-the-art ICTs for both operational and crew welfare applications, in both onshore and offshore locations.




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The Connected Oilfield Programme 2021
Produced by: Paul Stahl, Executive, c21Virtual
Moderated by: Brad Grady, Senior Analyst, NSR
Session 1: 14:00 - 15:30 (UK Time - BST)
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Connected Oilfield Infrastructure – Data Transport for Field Workers and Devices (Download)
Philippe Daroux, Industrial Network Design & Consulting Manager, Chevron
Chevron will be presenting a few HSE and IIoT use cases as well as asking how to provide connectivity for field workers and devices in the complex Upstream, Midstream, and Downstream Oil & Gas environment? How and which wireless technologies can be leveraged to enable the best end user experience in a safe and secured way? And why is IIoT an exciting and less expensive way to get additional field information?
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Efficiently Navigating Today’s Market Reality (Download)
David Burr, Vice President Business Development, Comtech EF Data
The current market situation means that now is the right time to invest in your network to enable digital transformation projects while laying the groundwork for recovery of the market. The Comtech presentation examines smart strategies for how service providers can enable operational cost savings today while preparing for opportunity when oil and gas markets recover.
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Fueling Digital Transformation in the Connected Oil Field (Download)
Jean-Michel Rouylou, Head of Enterprise and Broadband, ST Engineering iDirect
Success in the energy market is largely dependent on how oil & gas industries develop toward profitable production offshore due to falling costs. Connectivity will allow the industry to digitize, optimize, and automate processes that were previously unconnected to save time and money, and to increase safety. Satellite’s inherent capabilities such as its ability to reach remote areas, ability to scale and to extend coverage make it an essential part of a hybrid network needed to advance the digital transformation.
Session 2: 15:30 - 17:00 (UK Time - BST)
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Design Challenges for Connecting Remote Oilfields (Download)
Jhonny Villasmil, Sr. Telecom Engineer, From a Major International EPC Corporation
This presentation draws on the speaker's considerable experience in the connected oilfield area and will be discussing the upgrading of legacy wireless communication systems, from VHF/Microwave to Gigabit Ethernet Radios, new systems requiring communication... Designing Fiber Optic Backbone with Last Mile Radio Links, factors to be considered, suitable technology, where it is recommendable... Designing a Fully Fiber Optic Network, implications, available technology, which kind of projects require it.
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The Effect of COVID-19 with Imminent Oilfield Recoveries and New Networks (Download)
Alvaro Sanchez, CEO, Integrasys
Integrasys contend that the prompt recovery of the Oil & Gas sector is a great opportunity for service providers to design and deploy new networks, for O&G customers take out the most of their resources and exchange data seamlessly and automated, with the least number of people on the platforms and rigs.
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Delivering Digitalisation to Natural Resource Companies (Download)
Renato Goodfellow, Global Head of Satellite, BT Global Sevices
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Survival of the Digitalised (Download)
Muhammad Soliman, Digitalization Lead - Industry 4.0 / IIoT / A.I., Shell
One of the biggest spend categories in the Digital Oilfield will be on sensors. Physical devices, such as vehicles, equipment, valves, pumps, tools, and gear embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and connectivity will enable these objects to connect and exchange data. Digital technology companies describe these sensor-enabled devices as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Oil and gas companies have decades of experience with sensor-enabled things—it was called Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA).
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The Road to Verifiable Cybersecurity (Download)
Arnaud Feletin, Director IT and Cybersecurity, GPI Group
Registered delegates 13:00 (UK Time - BST) - 30-04-2021
Aardwolf
ABB
Abu Dhabi Nat. Oil Co. (ADNOC)
ACA-IT Solutions
Agencia Espacial Mexicana
Agip
AIC Ingeneiría y Proyectos C.A.
Aker Solutions
Aldorane
Algerian Space Agency
ALTRAN
Amanco
Amazon
Antenna Solutions
Archangel Imaging
Astrocast
ATS, C.A.
Avcom of Virginia
AWS
AXESS
Backbone Connectivity Networks
Baker Hughes
Bapetcon
Bechtel
Bechtel Engineering
Belgosat BVBA
Blue Sky Network
Bouygues Energies & Services
BP Energy do Brasil
BP, Statoil, Sonatrach
British Petroleum (BP)
BT Global Services
BT Plc.
BW Offshore
CCNP-ITIL
Caltec
Ceragon Networks
Chevron
Chevron Nigeria
China Petroleum
Chordant
Chrisol Solutions
Commodity Innovation Lab



Comtech EF Data
ConocoPhillips
DigitalGroup
EcoMarketing Group
EightyLEO
EORIC
Exctel Engineering
Extelcon
ExxonMobil
Fibersat Ltd.
Finance Information Group
Floatel International
Globalsat Group LKC
Gobierno de la Ciudad de Bs As
Ground Control
Horizon Teleports GmbH
IABG Teleport GmbH
IBN
iDirect
IHS Markit
Iner Consultores
Infrastructure Networks, Inc.
Inmarsat
Integrasys
Intelsat
IPG
ITC Global
JM Consultants
JVGAS Petrofac
Kinéis
Kratos
Kuwait National Petroleum Co. (KNPC)
Lacuna Space
LightSpeed Technologies, Inc.
LOT & Co Group
Lukoil
Macom Consulting Ltd
Maersk Drilling
Marathon Oil
Marlink
Marlink Enterprise
Marlink SAS
Mavenir



Maxar
Messe Stuttgart
MSTelcom
National Iranian Gas Company
National Iranian Oil Company
National Iranian South Oil Company
Nawah Energy Co.
Neptune Energy
Nespak
Nigerian National Petroleum Co.
NIS Gazprom Neft
North Oil Company Qatar
Novamint
Novelsat
Nozomi Networks
Oceaneering
Offshore Technologies
Opious
Orange Business Services
OSP Group Limited
PAC Datacom
PECOM
Petrobras
Petrocor, C.A.
Petronas
Petronas Carigali Muriah
Planet Communication Asia PLC.
PraxisEP
Profen
PT DOTS
Rashpetco Shell
RCC Services UK Ltd
RigNet
Rockwell Automation
Saipem
Santander Teleport
Sapura Acergy
Sapura Energy
SatADSL
Sateliot
Satellite Innovation Group
Saudi Aramco



Schlumberger
Schlumberger Information Solutions
Shell Oil
Shell IT International
Signalhorn Trusted Networks GmbH
Skylo Tech
Skytic Telecom
Sonangol
Sonatrach
Sonatrach - Groupement Berkine
Space Investment Advisors
Spacecom
Speedcast
ST Engineering iDirect
Stena Drilling Ltd
Summum Project
Tampnet
Technip Energies
TechnipFMC
Teebod Technical Solutions.
Telbiz Tecnologia
Telenor Satellite
TeleSource Communications Inc.
Telespazio
Tengizchevroil
Thaioil
The Satellite Evolution Group
Thuraya
Tiffany Platform Petrofac
Total
Total Petroleum Ghana
UNION Engineering
Union Fenosa Gas SEGAS
Vcinity
Viasat
Vittotel Technologies
Waha Oil Company
Wireless Innovation Ltd
Wood Group
Worley Parsons
Xenesis
ZTE


