Remote Sensing for the Energy Sector Workshop

GRSG North America: September 01 2021

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The increasing demand for energy and natural resources on a finite planet must be balanced by their sustainable discovery, extraction, and production.

Remote sensing and associated geospatial technologies support this objective by providing crucial information to decision-makers at every stage of energy and resource projects.

This first Virtual Geological Remote Sensing Group (GRSG) North America Energy Workshop aims to provide sessions detailing use-cases, applications, and technologies covering the full range of applications of remote sensing within energy industries.

The workshop will encompass sessions involving the mature, operational applications of remote sensing across the energy sector, as well as sessions detailing beneficial cutting-edge technologies, workflows, and use-cases.

Event Agenda

TimeSpeakerPresentation
7:00 - 7:10Christian HaselwimmerOpening Remarks
7:10 - 7:25Juan Peña, Orbital EOSOil spill remote sensing: a step beyond using AI and multisource satellite data
7:25 - 7:40Chandra Taposeea-Fisher, CGIOil and Gas Industry Earth Observation Response Portal (OGEO – ReP)
7:40 - 7:55Awais Ahmed, PixxelThe Hyperspectral Advantage in Oil & Gas
7:55 - 8:10Alex Gow, Satellite VuHow the SatelliteVu constellation will transform monitoring of energy assets
8:10 - 8:25Q & A
8:25 - 8:40Martijn Houtepen, Sky GeoPredictive maintenance of underground gas networks using satellite remote sensing InSAR data
8:40 - 8:55Parwant Ghuman, 3vGSatellite-Based Early Warning System for Oil and Gas Infrastructure
8:55 - 9:10Scott Stokes, University of ColoradoNumerical Investigation of the Relationship Between Pore Pressure Perturbation and Early-Stage Seismicity: A Case Study of the Raton Basins Induced Seismicity
9:10 - 9:25Q & A
9:25 - 9:35Break
9:40 - 9:55Raquel Serrano-Calvo, TU DelftAnalysis of COVID-19 impact in NO2 and CH4 emissions with TROPOMI satellite observations in the Permian Basin (U.S.)
9:55 - 10:10Jean-Francois Gauthier, GHGSatMonitoring Methane Emissions From Oil and Gas Facilities With The Same Sensor on Airborne and Satellite Plaforms
10:10 - 10:25Riley Duren, University of ArizonaCarbon Mapper: global tracking of methane and CO2 point-sources
10:25 - 10:40Q & A
10:40 - 10:55Break
10:55 - 11:10Benoit Rivard, University of AlbertaPlants and Robotics to strengthen fine tailings: contribution of remote sensing for monitoring revegetation
11:10 - 11:25Lori Shelton Pieniazek, Spectral EvolutionUsing UV-VIS-NIR portable spectrometers to identify contaminants in soil
11:25 - 11:40Ninad Bhagwat, Montana TechRun-of-River Hydroelectricity Generation (Hydro-gen) Modelling Driven by Remotely Sensed Hydrological Data
11:40 - 11:55Q&A
11:55 - 12:00Closing Remarks