1. Management of GIS data in Statoil A Focus on Marine Infrastructure
Leslie Austdal, Statoil ASA
Geographic Information
ECIM - The Annual Data & Information Management User Meeting Haugesund, Sept. 2004

2. Metocean, Survey and Geotechnics
Technology & Projects
Geographic Information
Technology
Metocean
Survey
Geotechnics
Earthquakes

3. GIS department Data management Products
Corporate Data Manager, Marine Infrastructure
Global base data, coastlines, topography
Terrain models, orthophotos, satellite imagery
Participation in National Standards for Geographic Information
Data exchange
Products
Field layouts. Thematic maps.
Interactive Web Maps
Analysis
Visualisation
Real time 3-D related to pipelaying

4. GIS department Customers Applications: ESRI ArcGIS Exploration
Marine Operations
Marine Surveillance, Sandsli
Project support: Development / Modifications
Statoil GIS support and training
Applications: ESRI ArcGIS
ArcMap, ArcView, ArcReader + extensions for 3-D
ArcIMS (Internet Map Server), browser based access to GIS-data
ArcSDE (Spatial Data Engine), access to multiuser geodatabases

5. Marine Infrastructure – Data sets
Installations: ca centre points.
Installation outlines
Pipelines: ca. 1700, km
Pipeline protection (trenching/rockdump)
Cables: ca. 1100, km
Permanent moorings
Anchor patterns
Safety Zones
Coral outlines
Depth contours
Topographic surveys
Data selection list in ArcMap

6. Data management: Specifications
Data update and QC according to Statoil specifications
Continuous, centralized updates (daily) by GIS experts
Seamless data
Coded values (established database domains)
Source information for each element
Standardized symbology for cartographic products
Quick search and sort of attributes
Metadata for data sets
Input using coded values in ArcMap

7. Interactive Web Map (ArcIMS)

8. Interactive Web Map - With Link to Active Rig Location and Wellbore Activity Web Pages (DBR)

9. The idea behind Geographical Information Systems is to be able to handle and exploit the relations between geographic placed objects with their properties.

10. Management of Sub Surface ArcGis data
Øyvind Ørnes, Statoil ASA
IT – Data Management
ECIM - The Annual Data & Information Management User Meeting Haugesund, Sept. 2004

11. Management of ArcGis data
Use of ArcMap in E&P
What and where is ArcGIS data
Project using ArcMap

12. Use of ArcMap in Exploration
Get overview of Existing Data
Easy to add on data from new sources
Georeferenced images
digitized data
GPS data etc
Tool to help Build up a story
Why is there (not) Hydrocarbons in an area
Where are the Oil/gas
Who are in the area

14. ArcGIS – Management of ArcGIS data
Private data
Read/Write
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project
Project data

15. Project end – No Private data
Read/Write
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project
Project data

16. Project end – Metadata Iris21 Tellus EPDS Corporate data Project
Read/Write
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project
Project data

17. Project end – Copy data to Corporate data stores
Read/Write
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project
Project data

18. Project end – Create standalone ArcMap project
Read
Read
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project
Project data ?

19. Project end – Create PDF Snapshots
Read
Read
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project data

20. Project end – Archive the project
Read
Read
Read
Iris21
Tellus
EPDS
Corporate data
Project data

21. Management of ArcGis data
Create G:\ disk area and SDE database for the project
Public data – Found using Layer files
Project data are stored on Project or Corporate disk/DB
Project end
Tidy up project area
Metadata on all data and maps
Copy data to Corporate
Standalone ArcMap project(s)
PDF map snapshots
Archive the project