Understanding the real-world impact of ground deformation monitoring is key to appreciating its importance in oil and gas operations. This blog highlights several case studies where monitoring technologies like GNSS, InSAR, strain sensors and Cloud platforms for data collection and automatic alarm management, have delivered substantial benefits in ensuring safety, enhancing operational efficiency, and supporting…
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Ground deformation monitoring plays a crucial role in ensuring safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability in oil and gas operations. From extraction to storage, understanding and addressing changes in soil and structures is essential to prevent costly failures, protect personnel, and maintain operational continuity. Monitoring Technologies Modern oil and gas operations rely on advanced technologies to…
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As discussed in the previous article, video surveillance plays a critical role in ensuring safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability in oil & gas plants. The following case studies illustrate how companies are leveraging advanced video surveillance systems to enhance their operations, monitor potential risks, and ensure regulatory compliance. GE Oil & Gas Objectives: GE Oil…
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Video surveillance in oil & gas plants has become an essential tool not only for ensuring safety but also for operational efficiency and environmental sustainability. In an industry characterized by complex and risky operations, continuously monitoring sensitive areas is crucial to prevent accidents, reduce environmental impact, and optimize production processes. In this article, we will…
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IoT in environmental monitoring have a crucial role. In fact the implementation of IoT in offshore refineries represents a milestone for sustainability in the oil and gas sector. With advanced sensors and remote monitoring technologies, refineries located in marine environments can now significantly reduce their environmental impact, optimize production processes, and improve safety. IoT systems…
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Monitoring systems for refineries and onshore plants in remote areas play a critical role in enhancing operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability. As industries face growing environmental and economic pressures, advanced monitoring technologies have become indispensable. Enhanced operational efficiency Monitoring optimizes daily operations by providing real-time data to identify inefficiencies and streamline energy use. For instance,…
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the construction industry, offering tools that streamline operations, enhance safety, and promote sustainability. With capabilities like predictive analytics and real-time monitoring, AI transforms how construction projects are planned, executed, and maintained. Here, we’ll explore the core benefits of adopting AI in construction. Increased Efficiency AI automates repetitive tasks, freeing…
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Water quality monitoring is a critical factor in ensuring operational efficiency and reducing long-term maintenance costs in the oil & gas industry. Operations in this sector heavily rely on water quality, and when not monitored properly, it can lead to damage in plants and equipment, resulting in significant economic impact. Prevention of Equipment Failures Continuous…
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Water quality monitoring is vital for ensuring efficiency and sustainability, particularly in the oil & gas sector. Regularly tracking water parameters like pH levels, temperature, dissolved oxygen, and contaminants such as heavy metals and hydrocarbons helps prevent equipment failure, reduces operational downtime, and enhances overall system performance. By closely monitoring water quality, companies can not…
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Digitalization is revolutionizing the construction industry, bringing advanced tools and smarter processes into play. Concepts like Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital twins, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are shaping what’s known as “Construction 4.0.” These innovations enable more efficient, sustainable, and secure projects. Let’s examine how these technologies are reshaping the building sector. The…
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The collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa in 2018 exposed the severe consequences of insufficient management of geological and geotechnical risks. This case highlights the urgent need for better monitoring and maintenance of aging infrastructure. Background of the Case Study Constructed in the 1960s, the Morandi Bridge spanned an area with complex soil conditions…
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Geological and geotechnical risks play a crucial role in the safety and durability of bridges, especially in geologically complex regions like Italy. Proper identification and management of these risks are vital for infrastructure resilience. Types of Risks Geological Risks – Landslides: Unstable slopes can jeopardize the foundation of bridges. For example, the mountainous regions in…
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