Sept. 9, 2003


Description

Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV's) entered commercial oilfield service in the mid-1970's. Over the last 25 years the role of the ROV has changed dramatically. They have evolved from unreliable underwater cameras to reliable, powerful workhorses without which complex subsea production systems could not be possible. From drilling to installation to production, the ROV is an integral part of subsea. Charles Royce and Bob Curtis of Oceaneering International, Inc. will review ''ROV's in the 21st century'', presenting the latest in ROV systems, Tooling, Launch and Recovery systems and the training of ROV operators including VSIS (Virtual Subsea Intervention Solutions) a virtual world which allows subsea engineers to get their hardware into the virtual world; and allows the ROV operator to train on as close to real world as possible.
We highly recommend advance registration, as walk-ins are charged an additional $5.00 and are not guaranteed admittance to the lunch. If you do not feel comfortable with online registration, you can fax SPE GCS office, Phone: 713-779-9595, Fax: 713-779-4216. Seats reserved for Pre-registered attendees who have not paid prior to the meeting will be released 15 minutes prior to lunch (if your seat is released and used you will not be charged for the no-show).

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Organizer

Justin Bender


Date and Time

Tue, Sept. 9, 2003

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

Sheraton Brookhollow 3000 North Loop West, Houston