Technology keynote. A connected future? Arnstein Eknes, Segment dir. Offshore Service Vessels, DNV GL 27 June 2018 DNV GL

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1 Technology keynote A connected future? Arnstein Eknes, Segment dir. Offshore Service Vessels, DNV GL 27 June DNV GL 27 June 2018 SAFER, SMARTER, GREENER

2 Once upon a time alone at sea or in space - far from disturbances when life was different 2

3 Houston we have a problem 3

4 The essentials

5 Volvo

6 Hummingbird the art of keeping position 6

7 The actual DP capability - Managing the combined dynamic system interaction; vessel effectiveness Pos-refs and sensors Vessel motion Thrust losses DP control system dynamics Dynamic environmental loads Power system dynamics Propeller dynamics 7

8 Learning, Training and Mastering the reality; Simulators to familiarize / normal & extreme scenarios / building confidence People and Organisations fit for Purpose Ships & technology fit for Purpose 8

9 From a decade building crowded subsea cities Technology frontier The oil & gas industry is risk adverse Digitalisation safeguarding uptime Yesterday: Safety first, almost at any cost.. Today & tomorrow: Reducing cost, while not compromising safety Continuous validation of system health & safety barrier status Proactive identification of deviation from normal performance and operation - predictability Transparency & confidence in total system operation 9

10 Digital twin models and augmented reality Digital twin connecting reality and simulations 10

11 Digital twin concept 11

12 Virtual prototyping teaming up with relevant stakeholders in the simulator Creating a better reality Automated Experts Smarter Competence Complexity Technology Integrated Operations

13 Functionality - serving a purpose friendly to users? Trends: More standardisation & More specialisation In an ideal world the system integrators are producing what the industry actually needs to improve efficiency of operations / effectiveness of operations / safe performance of the mission critical functions connecting the information flow from components, sensors and systems, in a way suitable for algorithms to identify trends, analyse need for preventive actions, and produce continuous relevant and validated online transparent health condition of the total system 13

14 Transformation Technology can reduce work load and enhance performance Normal operation Incidents/ abnormalities Automation Voice, video, data Watch keeping Monitoring/supervision/ control Support/decisions Downgraded system Remaining capacity

15 Same name same game? 15

16 Dynamic positioning reducing need for tug support 16

17 Offshore wind a fast growing industry is it comparable with offshore O&G? Continuous pressure to reduce costs and manage risks

18 A new range of DP technology users Wind farm Maintenance Vessels / Crew boats / Service Operation Vessels 18

19 Battery powered vessels coming very fast 19 19

20 ReVolt visionary concept from 2014 (zero emissions, autonomous cargo ship) Now (2018/19) - From vision to the first commercial application? Yara Birkeland (inspired by the ReVolt concept): Will be owned by Yara. Planned construction time 12 months. Replace truck missions per year. 100% battery powered. No crew on-board after 1st year of operation. 20

21 Areas where new requirements are needed. Sensor capabilities , , , , , ,

22 Areas where new requirements are needed Sensor capabilities Decision algorithms From the ReVolt Movie

23 Areas where new requirements are needed Sensor capabilities Decision algorithms Ship-shore communication 23

24 Areas where new requirements are needed Sensor capabilities Decision algorithms Ship-shore communication Machinery design & maintenance 24

25 Areas where new requirements are needed Sensor capabilities Decision algorithms Ship-shore communication Machinery design & maintenance On-shore control centre 25

26 Areas where new requirements are needed Sensor capabilities Decision algorithms Ship-shore communication Machinery design & maintenance On-shore control centre Cyber security 26

27 Preparing for the future...which is already here TODAY TOMORROW DIGITAL MODELS SENSORS & DATA ANALYSIS & ANALYTICS 27

28 Preparing for the future...which is already here TODAY TOMORROW CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS AUTOMATION & AUTONOMY NEW BUSINESS MODELS 28

29 Open Simulation Platform & D class development; examples of new approach to known challenges, utilizing available technologies 29

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31 Playing piano? Of course I can! Or at least I know how they do it! 31

32 Technical revolutions affecting offshore and shipping 32

33 O&G industry; time to standardise Reduce interface challenges Create baseline for effective processes, defining building blocks as elements 33

34 Bridge design, user centric innovation; ULSTEIN BRIDGE VISION TM Top: Front bridge Right: Aft bridge 34