IoT & Smart Sensors for Oil & Gas Operations – One Day USD 150 / Two Days USD 250 Per Pax
Description
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Introduction to IoT in Oil & Gas
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Understanding the Internet of Things (IoT) and its relevance to the energy sector
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Key benefits: safety, efficiency, and cost reduction
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Real-world applications in upstream, midstream, and downstream operations
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Fundamentals of Smart Sensors and Devices
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Types of industrial sensors: pressure, temperature, flow, vibration, and gas detection
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Sensor communication protocols and connectivity basics
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How smart sensors enable real-time decision-making
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IoT Architecture and Infrastructure
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Components: sensors, gateways, cloud, and analytics layers
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Data collection, transmission, and processing pipelines
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Integration between IT and OT systems
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Wireless Communication Technologies in Oil & Gas
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Wi-Fi, LPWAN, LoRaWAN, Zigbee, 5G, and satellite networks
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Selecting the right connectivity for field conditions
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Ensuring reliability and data continuity in remote operations
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IoT in Upstream Operations
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Exploration and drilling monitoring
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Predictive maintenance for rigs and equipment
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Real-time reservoir and production data acquisition
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IoT in Midstream and Downstream Operations
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Pipeline integrity monitoring and leak detection
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Asset tracking and logistics optimization
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Refinery automation and process optimization
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Data Analytics for IoT Systems
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Turning sensor data into actionable insights
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Use of cloud analytics and machine learning
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Case studies of data-driven operational improvements
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Integration of IoT with SCADA and Control Systems
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Enhancing traditional systems with IoT capabilities
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Real-time alerts, dashboards, and mobile access
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Overcoming interoperability challenges
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Cybersecurity for IoT and Smart Devices
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Common vulnerabilities in connected industrial devices
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Best practices for secure configuration and monitoring
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Managing access control and data encryption
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Digital Twin Technology in Oil & Gas
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Concept and benefits of digital twins
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Integrating IoT data for simulation and prediction
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Use cases: equipment, facility, and process twins
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IoT Implementation Strategy
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Planning, pilot testing, and scaling IoT projects
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Cost-benefit analysis and ROI measurement
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Managing vendors and technology partners
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Future Trends and Innovations in IoT for Energy
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Edge computing, AI integration, and smart automation
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Sustainability and carbon monitoring with IoT
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The evolving role of connected operations in Industry 4.0
