ESRI Petroleum User Group, London

Neil McNaughton

doi:10.69894/20170110

February 28, 2017Oil IT Journal.

ESRI Petroleum User Group, London

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Key Points

The meeting aimed to discuss the evolving role of GIS technologies in the petroleum industry and their implications for users.
Presentations on various GIS tools and applications used in the petroleum sector.
Demonstrations of technologies like drones and ROVs for pipeline surveying.
Discussion on new GIS portals and applications launched by companies like BP, Shell, and Repsol.
Significant shifts in GIS usage from specialists to end users were reported.
New tools like Esri Insights and Shell’s MyMap were showcased as innovative solutions.
The potential for enhanced data access and usability was highlighted, indicating a trend towards broader adoption.

Implication

Meeting highlights GIS advancements and applications in petroleum, suggesting wider end-user adoption.

Abstract

EU PUG hears of shift in GIS from specialist to end user. Pokevision mega-GIS flies briefly. Survey 123 for Cairn’s ‘Daily Photograph.’ Pipeline GIS from PODS (and Esri). Esri Insights for big geo-data. BP’s OneMap. UK OGA new portal. Shell’s MyMap. Repsol’s GeoSite. SNAM’s Gas-to-go. Drones for pipeline survey. Oceaneering on ROV-based mapping. Getech on GIS object naming. BIM and GIS.

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