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Gas & Oil Application Presentation. 2007. Agenda. Industry overview Industry trends Applications System requirements Success stories. 3. 1. Industry Overview. 10/20/2014. Oil & Gas: The industry. Industry size of $1.9 trillion (Feb 07, IEA-International Energy Agency)

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  1. Gas & Oil Application Presentation 2007

  2. Agenda • Industry overview • Industry trends • Applications • System requirements • Success stories

  3. 3 1 Industry Overview 10/20/2014

  4. Oil & Gas: The industry • Industry size of $1.9 trillion • (Feb 07, IEA-International Energy Agency) • IEA - the need for Gas & Oil will increase in 60% over the next 20 years. • population growth, technology widen • Industry has global geographical spread. • Asia, Africa, Americas, Australia, East/West Europe

  5. 5 2 Industry Trends 10/20/2014

  6. “Digital Oil Field” Requires Broadband Connectivity Digital Oil Field • Previously only narrowband communications were needed • Data sampled only infrequently • Only a few Kb of data • The digital oil field vision requires • Real time access to data • Large volumes of data • Minimal latency Digital oil field projects require large quantities of data to be communicated.

  7. Data Availability is More Crucial Than Ever Depletion of Reservoirs • Larger reservoirs are being depleted in many regions, and are replaced by smaller, numerous, and often remote wells. • Broadband wireless access solutions enable cost-effective operations of a large number of smaller, dispersed and remote assets. With many small wells to monitor, effective communications and control systems are imperative.

  8. Data Availability is More Crucial Than Ever Centralization of Resources • Oil and Gas companies are centralizing analytic, engineering and scientific resources to become more efficient. • Scientists and engineers located in remote corporate offices require real-time data, voice and video communications to be effective. Access to centralized specialized resources is crucial to the reduction of lifting costs

  9. 9 3 Applications 10/20/2014

  10. Remote / Mobile Office Access • Potential deployments • In vehicle access, especially in large land based oil fields • Potential applications • Access to office applications, real-time data access, VoIP • Business benefit • Access corporate networks from the field, save hours of travel time per day

  11. Digital Oil Field • Potential deployments • Rig to platform; rig to ship; well-head deployment; exploration operations • Potential applications • SCADA backhaul; broadband to the well-head; real-time data analysis • Business benefit • Automate (previously manual) synchronization – save time and labor

  12. Communications • Potential deployments • Rig to platform; rig to ship; well-head deployment; exploration operations • Potential applications • VoIP, video conferencing, remote training, data sharing • Business benefit • Use professional stuff time, save unnecessary travel

  13. Security, Monitoring & Safety • Potential deployments • Nomadic or mobile assets; well-heads • Potential applications • Video surveillance; asset tracking; alarm monitoring • Business benefit • Guard valuable assets, comply with safety regulations

  14. Environmental Monitoring & Compliance • Potential deployments • Unmanned production platforms; remote well-heads • Potential applications • Spill monitoring, Emissions monitoring • Business benefit • Increase Productivity, decrease monitoring costs

  15. Terrestrial Satellite Extension • Potential deployments: • Remote office; temporary base camps; remote equipment • Potential applications: • VoIP; video; SCADA; environmental; asset tracking • Business benefit: • Flexibility in operations while keeping communication costs low.

  16. 16 4 System requirements 10/20/2014

  17. High survivability MTBF over 11 years; over 99.99% availability -40°c to + 60°c temperature range Robustness & redundancy IP-67 rating (NEMA 4X equivalent) AU & SU redundancy OFDM & GFSK interference resistant solutions Long term battery backup Solar and wind power configurations available. Emergency back-up power solutions Intrinsic safety Class I, Div 2 certification in process Solution Provided by Alvarion Improvements In Process Oil & Gas Industry Wireless System Requirements

  18. Range & coverage OFDM technology provides NLOS coverage and handles multi-path reflections Maximum cell radius up to 20 miles Throughput 32 Mbps per sector (FTP) Security Hardware based AES encryption VLAN support Secure network management CIR Committed information rate per subscriber is supported Solution Provided by Alvarion Improvements In Process Oil & Gas Industry Wireless System Requirements

  19. 19 1 Success Stories 10/20/2014

  20. Oil & Gas Deployment Map * For more details – please contact your Alvarion regional Sales Manager

  21. Thank You

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