Technical Library

The first presentation by Trendsetter Engineering provides you with

• an oversite into the structure and content of a Source Control Response Time Model
• broad overview of the equipment required to effect a timely source control emergency response; and
• information on the typical missions required to prepare a failed BOP to accept a Capping Stack

The second presentation is about the CSA Water Column Monitoring equipment and how it can support Operational and Scientific Monitoring Plans and Subsea Dispersant Injection response.

The technical disciplines within OSRL’s SME Programme align with the mainstream capabilities expected of Oil Spill Response Organisations, as outlined in the IPIECA-IOGP Tiered Preparedness and Response Framework.

Through collaboration with OSRL, international oil and gas companies continue to work together through the Subsea Well Response Project (SWRP) to further improve subsea well control incident intervention capabilities.

Find out the latest project developments by downloading the latest SWRP Newsletter.

This paper will highlight the lessons learnt from various responses, which comprises the element of wildlife response, that OSRL was actively involved in and how these lessons have been used to enhance oiled wildlife response capability in OSRL to better serve Asia.

Exhibition & Conference in Perth, Australia for the Subsea Repair, Remediation and Intervention stream. The conference was held between 24th - 26th of February, 2016 and Dion's presentation highlighted current industry trends towards preparedness planning and approaches and challenges around regulatory, mutual aid and evaluation.

Who we are visualising for - Member's with and without geomatics team support, When do we visualise - first critical hours of an incident when the geomatics team maybe mobilising to all the way through the incident at various levels of support.

Tiered Preparedness and Response is an internationally recognized planning approach used to: Define and structure levels of oil spill response capabilities; this apporach is not used to categorize the size or scope of a spill, Plan for appropriate resources to be rapidly mobilized and cascaded to an incident location, Enable response escalation for an oil spill of any magnitude. 

Aim of this Session: List the challenges associated with stakeholder engagement, To be able to name the key learning styles, Explain how application of these styles can benefit stakeholder engagement.

1 - Types of airborne sensors, 2 - Integrated airborne systems, 3 - Training of airborne surveillance, 4 - Challenge of the regional availability of platforms and sensors.

Strengthening Industry Capability, Cone of Response, Assessing Risk, Resource Planning, Preparedness in Practice and Response Strategies.