NOSP will be kicking off the new year with yet another evening event.
Time and location: Alf & Werner, downtown Stavanger, Wednesday January 7 th, 18.00-20.00. Doors opens at 17.00 for pre socializing. Admission fee, 100 NOK. Food will be served and cold beverage will available in the bar. Detailed program below.
This event will highlight the latest technology in use for accurate weather forecast, and it´s practical use for the offshore industry. For detailed program, please see the table below. Admission fee, 100 NOK. Food will be served.
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18:00 |
NOSP info |
Stig Øvstedal |
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18:05 – 18:30 |
Metrology from an operator perspective |
Tom Glancy and Ole Magnus Holden, Statoil |
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18:30 – 19:00 |
Subsea Laser Scanning – Metrology and beyond |
Mike Liddell, Fugro Survey Limited |
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19:00 – 19:30 |
COMMET The importance of redundancy |
James Titcomb, Ixblue |
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19:30 – |
Meet and discuss with other attendees |
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NOSP is holding an event in Bergen for the first time, please join us at the Bergen Public Library on Wednesday 08.10.14 followed by a social call at a pub for drinks and snacks. Membership in NOSP is free, just sign up to receive our evening invitations. Attendence at this evening’s event in Bergen is also free! Come along and bring a colleague!
16:55 : “NOSP Info” – Stig Øvstedal
17:00 : “Are floating wind turbines an option? The history of Hywind and the way forward” – Finn Gunnar Nielsen, Statoil
17:30 : “The installation of Offshore Wind Farm Inter-Array Cables – Case studies from two UK OWFs” – Stuart Duncan
18:00 : “F-1 Engine Salvage from the Apollo 11 mission; Fragile artifact recovery at 4200 meters” – Lars-Kristian Trellevik, Swire Seabed
