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DOI: 10.4043/27343-ms
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Common Operational Picture COP Requirements for Floating Drilling in Pack Ice

Abstract: A Common Operational Picture (COP) can generally be described as a system of hardware and software that produces a shared display of information to facilitate situational awareness and decision making. A brief history of the development and use of COP technology in Arctic operations is provided. Experience and learnings from ExxonMobil's research into the use of COPs in ice management and Arctic floating drilling is described. Experience gained from simulations, desktop studies, and field observations is used … Show more

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“…Finally, ice enhanced marine radar was used on both icebreakers to monitor the local ice conditions and ice drift (Shafrova et al, 2016). As noted above, EM instruments were deployed on both icebreakers to measure the ice thickness.…”
Section: Continuous Monitoring Of Ice Conditions and Observations Of Physical Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Finally, ice enhanced marine radar was used on both icebreakers to monitor the local ice conditions and ice drift (Shafrova et al, 2016). As noted above, EM instruments were deployed on both icebreakers to measure the ice thickness.…”
Section: Continuous Monitoring Of Ice Conditions and Observations Of Physical Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Frej was acting as the secondary icebreaker, further reducing the floe size in a smaller orbital pattern around the fixed waypoint. Ice management tactics and COP are further discussed by Hamilton et al (2016) and by Shafrova et al (2016), respectively.…”
Section: Ice Management Tacticsmentioning
confidence: 99%