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Oil & Gas / EO Service Industry Workshop

Stephen Coulson, Philppe Bally, Gordon Campbell, Ben Koetz, Pierre-Philippe Mathieu, Ola Grabak, (ESA) Ana Belen Ruescas (Serco)

14-15 September 2010

European European SpaceSpace AgencyAgency

Introduction

10/2004 - 4

All Member States participate in activities and a common set of programmes related to Space Science (mandatorymandatory programmes)programmes).

Human space flight

In addition, members chose the level of participation in so calledoptionaloptional programmesprogrammes:

Microgravity research

Earth observation

Telecommunications

Satellite navigation

Launcher development

The ESA Programmes

Introduction

10/2004 - 9

ESA world locations

Introduction

ESA EO Value-Adding Element

• New EO Services (20 activities):• Novel developments in EO services,• New European & Canadian national

missions (TerraSar-X, CosmoSkyMed, RadarSat-2, Deimos-1, DMC, RapidEye)

• New Markets (16 activities):• 51 service suppliers, 57 users (75%

private sector),• Waste management, Geo-marketing,

Tourism, Media, Agro-chemical, Insurance,….

• Export Markets (4 activities):• Investigating new prospects outside EU,• China, SE Asia, N. Africa, Persian Gulf.

• Support European EO Service Industry to grow use of EO-based information mainly with private-sector users.

Andreas Laake, Principal GeophysicistWestern Geco/Schlumberger: “What Earth Observation represents for us is a means of carrying out seismic survey feasibility studies prior to defining survey programmes for our clients, and ensuring enhanced data quality for even the most challenging environments"

Oil Industry : Exploration

SAR + Optical for surface geology, lithology, roughness to produce ->Seismic Quality Map

Unbiased, timed satellite images help building stakeholder trust because they clearly illustrate the activities taking place in our oil sands mine leases; they present clear, accessible visuals to stakeholders such as First Nations people who live in the area; they provide objective information on development and eventual reclamation of our oil sands leases and help us to expand our annual reporting on environmental performance, including future reclamation areas. Using 2006 as a baseline, we intend to repeat monitoring by satellite on a yearly basis, to record our mine development and our progressive reclamation of involved areas.

Ashley Nixon, Sustainable Development Advisor at Shell Canada Ltd

Oil Industry : Environmental Impact

2005

2006

SpaceSpace Systems Systems TomorrowTomorrow (Europe at the forefront)(Europe at the forefront)

ESA Earth Observation - Launch schedule

We care for a safer world

GMES dedicated missions: Sentinels

2012, 2014+

Sentinel 1 – SAR imagingAll weather, day/night applications, interferometry

2013, 2014+

Sentinel 2 – Multispectral imagingLand applications: urban, forest, agriculture,..Continuity of Landsat, SPOT

2013, 2014+

Sentinel 3 – Ocean and global land monitoringWide-swath ocean colour, vegetation, sea/land surface temperature, altimetry

2018+

Sentinel 4 – Geostationary atmosphericAtmospheric composition monitoring, trans-boundary pollution

2015, 2020

Sentinel 5 and Precursor – Low-orbit atmosphericAtmospheric composition monitoring

We care for a safer world

Potential Contributing Missions to GMES

SeoSatSPOT PléiadesCosmo-Skymed

Radarsat TerraSAR–X RapidEye

DMCsMETOP MSG

List not

exhaustive

… will evolve

based on

service

requirements

and mission

availabilities

+ PROBA-V, Seosar, TanDEM-X, EnMAP, Venμs, Altika, etc.

We care for a safer world

GMES Space Component Long Term Scenario

GSC build- up

2.3 bn Euro already provided by ESA MSs and EC

Some Messages

• A large number of satellites with a wide range of capabilities (and constraints) is becoming available,

• Long-term continuity of these sources and types of information is assured,

• Europe has an innovative industry specialised in provision of EO-based information services,

• EO is moving from an R&D technology to a basis for provision of operational geo-information services,

• Europe is in a leading position, GMES will be a major step forward (next 5 years)

This Workshop

This Workshop - an opportunity

• To inform Oil & Gas sector of (some) EO Service capabilities,

• To understand better the information requirements (current & future) within the Oil & Gas sector,

• To decide what (if any) future actions are required (by all parties) to grow & expand the use of EO information.

Your contribution is essential

Some Questions

• Current use of EO : • What works ?, how is it is used ?, how widely ?

• Current information requirements : • What is needed but is not being delivered ? (now and in the near future),

• Longer-term perspectives : • What is happening in the Industry leading to new information requirements ? What types ? When ?

• How to work together :• Establishment of best practises or industrial guidelines for use of EO based services ?

• R&D via Joint Industry Working Group ?

Logistics

• Bus leaves Frascati (central piazza) at 8:00 am

• Presentations to session Chairs (+ release form),

• Safety / Emergency – information at start of each session

• Lunch at 13:45 (!), Cash-only (<5€),

• Social / Networking event this evening – Villa Grazioli(bus direct from ESRIN at 17:30, to Frascati 20:00)

• Any queries (see Cathy or Carmen)

The ESA Earth Observation programmes

… understanding our planet… securing our environment

… benefiting our economy

Thank You !