Advancing Health, Safety and Environment through Human Performance, Artificial Intelligence, Improved Metrics, Risk Detection and Prevention Strategies
Monday, 23 September
Room 212 - 213
Technical Session
In this session, we highlight the latest health, safety, and environmental protection advancements through innovative risk detection, prevention strategies, active monitoring, automation, and study of human factors. These advancements will help us meet challenges in the industry today and guide us to an HSE-committed energy future.
Session Chairpersons
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1400-1425 221066Advancing Oilfield Safety: A Computer Vision Approach To Line Of Fire Risk Detection
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1425-1450 220829From Compliance To Commitment: Redefining HSE Metrics Through SIF Prevention Strategies
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1450-1515 221026Video-powered Ai Solutions For Active Monitoring And Safety Improvement In Offshore Environments: The BRAM Offshore And Altave Case
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1545-1610 221009Negative Testing: Automating A Safety Critical Process With Human Factors At Its Core
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1610-1635 220835Unveiling Perspectives: Assessing Psychological Safety In An Oil & Gas Company
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1635-1700 220864Natural Radionuclides Behavior Of 238U, 232Th And 40K In The Prometeo-1 Well: A Study Case From The Middle Magdalena Valley Basin, Colombia
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Alternate 221049Facilitating Carbon Capture And Storage In Louisiana: The Implications Of Environmental Protection Agency's Final Rule Granting Primacy For Class VI Wells
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Alternate 220793Human Factors Ecosystem - How Human Performance And Process Safety Builds The Energy Transition And A Low-carbon Future For o&G Industry
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Alternate 220936The Importance Of Human Factors Between A Drill Crew And An MPD Supervisor. A Human Factors Case Study By Boots On The Ground.
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