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EAME Chapter Review 2005: Achievements and Outlook for 2006

Explore the EAME Chapter's activities in 2005, from industry commitment to data licensing issues. Looking ahead to 2006, objectives include promoting Statements of Principle and marine wildlife awareness.

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EAME Chapter Review 2005: Achievements and Outlook for 2006

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  1. EAME Chapter Review John Greenway

  2. EAME Chapter Organization

  3. EAME Chapter • Activity in 2005: • The year has seen fair weather for our industry - commitment to IAGC principles remains, though participation suffers somewhat.... • Published combined timeshare guideline documents for streamer/OBC and permanent installations • Focus on Data Licensing issues • UK • Norway • Proposal to establish marine market rate statistics for general publication • Supported STEP Change in Safety Initiative throughout the year • Support to other initiatives sponsored by IAGC

  4. EAME Chapter - Outlook for 2006 • Objectives • Promotion and education on Statements of Principle both internally and externally • Champion marine mammals/environmental impact awareness and education within EAME regions • Progress in organising and coordinating IAGC membership on relevant OGP • committees • Establish credible publicly available information on marine seismic rate fluctuations through IAGC • Resolve issue around data ownership and release in Norway • In general retain a robust stance towards any initiatives to limit ownership and trading rights to contractor library data • Expected Actions • Agree and implement information flow from relevant OGP committee activity with limited actual participation • Representation to authorities in Norway to remove requirements for courtesy data and control physical release of data • Establish protocol within IAGC and assign third party to collate and publish market rate data • Continued active support for Global Step Change in Safety Initiative, also with the anticipated inclusion of onshore operations within the EAME region

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