Earth Observation Group

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1 Centrum Badań Kosmicznych Polskiej Akademii Nauk of the Polish Academy of Sciences Aleksandra Grzegorczyk, Sebastian Aleksandrowicz Tel: (+8) Fax: (+8) agrzegorczyk@cbk.waw.pl Warsaw, Poland 18A Bartycka Str.

2 Features Extraction Data Fusion Land Use Very High Resolution Satellite Images GIS Tools Remote Sensing PCA Classification OBIA SAR Land Cover Riparian Zones GIS Analysis Boosting Vegetation Monitoring Spatial Databases Random Forest Bagging Radar Polarimetry Riparian Zones MODIS Trafficability Index Mobile GIS Objects Detection Change Detection Human Settlement Image Processing Tools MAD Transformation Land Cover Geoportals Stand-alone Applications Inteligent Camera Snow Cover Monitoring Hardware Implementations Tracking Applications NDVI Climatology Software Development Cloud Cover Monitoring Automatic Algorithms Mobile Applications Web Applications Computer Vision Vegetation Monitoring Droughts Monitoring Geomorphological Structures Geography 3D Data Processing MODIS Geostatistic Tools Data Fusion Image Information Mining Long-term Analysis Multifractals Fractal Dimension LANDSAT CBIR Face Recognition Flood Extent SAR Mathematical Morphology Fire Risk Physics Crisis Information Centre Flood Radar Backscatter Mechanism Simulations Crisis Management Support Modeling Thematic Accuracy ISO Norms Positional Accuracy Satellite Maps Human Settlement Conferences Product Quality Assessment Data Quality Procedures Logical Consistency Geospatial Education Classes Scenarios Principle means Temporal Accuracy Online Control Technical Verification Spectral Feature Fitting Data Quality Measures Capacity Building SAM Dissemination Hyperspectral Imaging Geometric Registration MTMF Sensors Development Spectral Mixing Image Pre-processing Atmospheric Correction Image Corregistration Project Management Workshops Areas of Interest 2

3 Centrum Badań Kosmicznych Polskiej Akademii Nauk of the Polish Academy of Sciences One of the leading Polish institutes in fields of physics and astronomy, space engeneering and remote sensing International cooperation with more than 250 institutes 70 space instruments built and sent into space Science Departments Earth Observation Planetary Geodesy Plasma Physics Small Bodies Dynamics & Planetology Space Physics and Astrophysics Space Technology Units Electronic Constructions Laboratory Laboratory of Satellite Applications of FPGA Photonic & Micromechanics Laboratory Space Mechatronics & Robotics Laboratory 3

4 (EOG) is a division at of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The main directions of research and activities are: Satellite remote sensing Optical and radar satellite image processing Classification of satellite data Environmental analysis Hazard monitoring Climatology Software solutions Geoservers / geoportals Mobile GIS Specialized software 3D visualization of geospatial data Geospatial data anlysis (GIS) Land cover and land use analysis Modeling of environmental and natural hazards EOG works actively at European and Polish research and application projects and also in the dissemination and popularization of science. More information about projects at

5 and Gas Project Goal: Understand industry needs and to identify new technologies that support industry across all phases of the oil & gas lifecycle Provide a base for the potential future development of EO Guidelines for the onshore oil & gas sector Prime Contractor: Hatfield (Canada, Southeast Asia, Southern Africa) RPS Group (UK, US, Canada, Australia, Middle East) Arup (UK, US, Canada, Australia, Middle East) C-CORE (Canada) SRC (Contact: Dr. Stanislaw Lewinski / stlewinski@cbk.waw.pl)

6 and Gas Meeting the challenges of onshore exploration and production, health and safety, and compliance with national and international regulations: Seismic Planning Surface Geology Mapping Subsidence Monitoring Environmental Monitoring Logistics and Infrastructure Emerging areas for oil and gas exploration and production: Canada Australia Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Kenya Papua New Guinea Peru Poland

7 and Gas Team s Geographic Coverage

8 and Gas Task 1: Industry Challenges and Geo-information Requirements What are the some the main operational challenges faced by the oil and gas sector throughout the lifecycle of an oil & gas project How do these challenges translate into specific geo-information needs? How do the challenges and requirements vary according to different geographic regions? What are the similarities and differences in requirements for seismic planning, environmental monitoring, logistics and infrastructure, etc.? Gathering of the challenges and requirements through : Expert review Direct Interviews Online Survey and OGEO Portal

9 and Gas Task 1: Industry Challenges and Geo-information Requirements Example Challenge: Understand vegetation patterns to identify areas of potentially poor source and receiver coupling (e.g. gravel, sand, and wet areas) in seismic survey planning Example component Geo-information requirements: Land cover Topography Water Quantity (Wet areas)

10 and Gas Task 2: Definition of Current EO Capabilities and Use Identification of mature EO-based information products that respond to the identified geoinformation needs Gap Analysis: What gaps exist between the information requirements and current EO capabilities now, and can these gaps be addressed over the next 5 years? Case study examples Covering different geographic regions Addressing all oil and gas activities that have been identified

11 and Gas Reduced costs Benefits to solutions (the ability to continue what they are doing, but by spending less) Increase production (Increase the total recoverable reserves from an existing asset) Reduce uncertainty (Improving the quality of information affecting exploration and production decisions) Accelerate production (Produce recoverable reserves quicker thereby improving the operators return on investment and minimising the discount effect) Reduce cycle time (the free up resources quicker such they can exploit the next asset sooner) Access to new reserves (the ability to exploit reserves that have previously been unreachable or unproduceable due to technical limitations)

12 and Gas OGEO Portal

13 Centrum Badań Kosmicznych Polskiej Akademii Nauk of the Polish Academy of Sciences Thank you for your attention Tel: (+8) Fax: (+8) agrzegorczyk@cbk.waw.pl Warsaw, Poland 18A Bartycka Str.