Norwegian Centres of Expertise
NCE Instrumentation
Bedriftsklyngen innen NCEI (Norwegian Centres of Expertise Instrumentation) i Trondheims regionen har operert i Barentshavet i over 30 år med bl.a. innsamling av miljødata og skipsinstrumentering. Denne erfaringen er nå tatt i bruk til innsamling av miljødata i sann tid og automatisk identifikasjon av skip (AIS). Denne websiden illustrerer hvordan slik informasjon er tilgjengelig og kan brukes av alle som opererer i dette værharde omådet. Mer informasjon vil bli lagt ut etterhvert som det blir tilgengelig.
Barents Sea map
- Barents sea
Shtokman- Murmausk
Vardø Trafikksentral
Kirkenes (foto Kirkenes.no)- Berlevåg
Unknown buoy aka Buoy3- N74.0_E30.0
Hammerfest
Snøhvit (foto: Statoil)- N73.5_E15.5
- Hurtigruten
Click on a buoy for more details of the selected one.
Sthokman
The Shtokman field is one of the world largest gas fields. Its reserves are estimated to 3.2 trillion m3 of gas and more than 31 millions tons of gas condensate. Shtokman was discovered in 1988 and is controlled by Gazprom through its subsidy Seymorneftegaz. Fugro OCEANOR collected environmental data at Shtokman during the period 1992 to 1996.
Murmausk
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Vardø trafikksentral
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Kirkenes
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Berlevåg
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Hammerfest
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Snøhvit
Snøhvit was discovered in 1984 and is located in the central part of Hammerfestbassenget at a water depth of 310-340 meters. Snøhvit is a gas field with condensate and an underlying oil zone. The Snøhvit field also includes the Askeladd and the Albatross structures. The development plan includes subsurface frames for 19 production wells and one injection well for CO2
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