Taking cues from outer space : the E&P sector can learn much about asset maintenance from the space and satellite industry


Autoria(s): Perrons, Robert K.; Richards, Matthew G.
Data(s)

01/12/2013

Resumo

The E&P sector can learn much about asset maintenance from the space and satellite industry. Practitioners from both the upstream oil and gas industry and the space and satellite sector have repeatedly noted several striking similarities between the two industries over the years, which have in turn resulted in many direct comparisons in the media and industry press. The similarities between the two industries have even resulted in a modest amount of cross-pollinating between the respective supply chains. Because the operating conditions of both industries are so extreme, some oil and gas equipment vendors have occasionally sourced motors and other parts from aerospace contractors. Also, satellites are now being used to assess oil fires, detect subsidence in oil fields, measure oil spills, collect and transmit operational data from oil and gas fields, and monitor the movement of icebergs that might potentially collide with offshore oil and gas installations.

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/65807/

Publicador

Hart Energy Publishing, LP

Relação

http://www.epmag.com/item/Taking-cues-outer-space_126366

Perrons, Robert K. & Richards, Matthew G. (2013) Taking cues from outer space : the E&P sector can learn much about asset maintenance from the space and satellite industry. E&P Magazine, pp. 44-47.

Fonte

QUT Business School; School of Management

Palavras-Chave #090505 Infrastructure Engineering and Asset Management #Outer Space #E&P Sector #Asset Maintenance #Space and Satellite Industry
Tipo

Journal Article