Using Analytics to Manage Asset Integrity
What is the best way to use analytics to understand asset and equipment condition
£25
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Aberdeen
Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Aberdeen Treetops
One way to explain 'analytics' is where the data suggests questions to the expert, rather than the expert asking questions of the data. For example, instead of an expert asking the data whether the vibration signature of a pump shows cause for concern, the analytics could suggest to the expert that the temperature patterns on a certain pump or a certain pipeline might justify further attention.
As data sizes get larger and more complex, the number of possible questions becomes bigger than the manpower available to ask them - so it makes more sense to have a computer system to suggest which question to ask.
Our asset integrity analytics conference on September 24th looks at how analytics can help asset integrity engineers work out the best questions to ask, and ultimately make asset integrity management easier.
We have speakers from Teradata, Cyberhawk, Agito and CGI, speaking about how to use analytics tools to work on structured data and unstructured data together; how to gather and manage asset integrity data using drones (UAVs); how to get a better understanding of the integrity of subsea control systems; and how to use the ISO 55000 standard to develop a system for asset integrity management.
Academic tickets (student / lecturer) available for £5 with voucher code 'academic'
Event history - we previously ran this event in March 2013 as "Improving offshore facilities management, operations and maintenance". See the agenda see the delegates list
We have a sister event on the previous day - Using Analytics to improve Production