DNV Managing Risk. DNV an independent foundation. GIS based oil spill response operation tool. Environmental Risk Management

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1 DNV Managing Risk Environmental Risk Management GIS based oil spill response operation tool Tor Christian Sletner Director Risk Management Solutions Technical Workshop on Oil Spills Response and Remediation Turkmenbashy, Turkmenistan, March 2008 DNV an independent foundation Slide 2 1

2 More than 140 years of managing risk Det Norske Veritas (DNV) was established in 1864 in Norway The main scope of work was to identify, assess and manage risk initially for maritime insurance companies Slide offices in 100 countries Head office Local offices Slide 4 2

3 New risk reality Nations, public authorities and ompanies today are operating in an increasingly more global, complex and demanding risk environment Society at large is gradually adopting a zero tolerance for failure Increased demands for transparency and business sustainability Stricter regulatory requirements Slide 5 3

4 Detailed Analysis and Planning Classification of shorelines Slide 8 4

5 Planning process flow chart "! Slide 9 Services Baseline survey and impact monitoring Oil drift modelling Resource and sensitivity mapping Environmental risk assessment Environmental impact assessment Environmental management systems Environmental information systems Pollution preparedness and response Remediation of soil and ground water Environmental Due Diligence Audit - EDDA Pollution modelling Inventory mapping Biodiversity Management SHE risk management (Safety, Health and Environment) Management of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) Slide 10 5

6 Classification of shorelines Slide 11 Shoreline classification of Ingøy :<; =.>???? A)> ;;;; BCBD BD =EB? FG ;;;; C)F> > > > H*I)F =J JJJ 9" 8!4! % 5"! 67' +)! * $&% ! % *+)! /)'() + -!.'#( + 2 0, * 0, $&% '#()* + "!# Slide 12 6

7 jjj dd VV dd dd eee UU dd www www www M ] \ Prioritization of shorelines #$ %&'($ )&&$ Slide 13 Dimensioning incidents Results from the oil drift analysis: Dimensioning areas for detailed planning of contingency High probability of oil exposure High environmental sensitivity A contingency challenge {"? ;;;; B? ;;;; > > > > ;;;; F ts? F s J r EB? > > > > F*= > t? ;;;; D D D D >> > > > > > > ;;;; of w E)BA? = =x = = zzzz qqqq F? s p*f t? ;;;; D D D D > >> > > > > > ;;;; of w E)BA? = =x = = vsy ; oa o qqqq BG A of r->???? sc)t*f t F o#a G =; BC w > > > > BC)=x :<; ofc)=; BC ; Cp qqqq BG A of r->???? sc)t*f tu)bc.> s o#; C)s> F t vs =.=w > > > > BC)= x j,d d*v V de7x d e7xkl.v WWWW m7n-q RTW _ _ ^ M M K K LZ^ KZ\ _ i L KZ\.L g g g g [Zhd de _ K ^ \.L K K ] ]TL \.L ap Q.b c<r d de7rtw X.f V Q.[ M _ ^ M ` KZ\*] ^ K M N O P Q RTS.U UV VVV RTW X.Y YZX.[ M N K N L K L Slide 14 7

8 rrr ŠŠ?? ŠŠ ŠŠ HHH ŠŠ www ˆ www ww www Estimates for cleanup operations Based on previous experiences from cleanup operations following ship wrecking Oil amounts Type of shoreline Adjustments for arctic conditions {"? ;;;; B? ;;;; > > > > ;;;; F ts? F s J r&š Š-?? ŠHs Š Hs Ž"B? > > > > E. &F*= > :<; ofc)=; BC ; Cp qqqq BG A of= >???? sc)t F*t F o#a G =; BC w > > > > BC)=x ˆT <s G ua G s> F t IF? =.B C C)FG???? F A ;???? FoF C.> = = = = w osct sh)=x Œ~ BG A =)F t of> E)B*t w w osc)t*sh)=x Œ~ -F*= > F =.> ;;;; os > FFFF w osct sh)=x Œ~ Cp-Š ŠH ˆT 7~ } ~ 7~ T FG o=š ŠH)=.> sa? FC ˆT T F = qq???? =.> si*i)sc T } ~ ƒ } ~ Slide 15 Action plan map for Ingøy Slide 16 8

9 Incident specific web pages Oil spill response plan main document. Generic action and response plan for the area of influence. Detailed action and logistics plans for sites of high environmental sensitivity. Databases on available personnel, equipment and vessels. Templates for forms and checklists containing key information for the activity - Ordering oil drift simulations - Initial action plan with economic framework - Detailed action plans - Communication plan - Shoreline cleanup plan - Daily reports from on site group leaders Information flow Slide 17 Slide 18 9

10 GIS tool in Operations Centre Slide 19 From Operations Centre to the www Information can be synchronised to WWW Slide 20 10

11 Incidents information exported to the web A specially set up internet portal Contains the information provided by the GIS in the operating room One web page providing all information on the status of the incident - Oil slicks - OR systems and resources deployed - Oil budget - Nature reserves and resources - Metocean data - Oil drift indicators - Log from all organisations involved Available for - Operator - Operation group - On-scene commanders - Authorities Slide 21 Status on the Slide 22 11

12 Interactive contingency map on the www Slide 23 To conclude... The common situation map - Same information available at the same time - Detailed local information on the spill - Authorities can follow the situation Can provide all the status information in one place Slide 24 12

13 Business Issue We offer a profound understanding of environmental issues both at a local, regional and global level. We focus on providing risk-based decision support that targets the major risk drivers. Slide 25 Value Proposition DnV provide tailor made solutions that enhance our customers environmental performance and reputation; hereby adding value to their business Slide 26 13

14 Thanks for your kind attention.. 14