Digital Collaboration – Designing for the Future Today
Welcome to the first edition of the conference:
Digital Collaboration – Designing for the Future Today
8 – 9 November 2023
Conference language: English
The purpose of the conference is to share experiences in the energy industry on our digital journey.
Our industry has for some time now been making substantial investments in Digital Transformation, and there is still significant potential in accelerating the maturity in the space through collaboration between peers.
From the knowledge we have obtained to date, can we predict what the future of O&G operations and decision-making will look like? Will it be dominated by artificial intelligence or with a fair balance between people and technology? This conference will demonstrate what we have learned so far and debate what we are designing for in the future.
The volatile market condition facing the energy sector is driving the energy industry to find new forms of efficiency in operations through new ways of working and new business models. Knowledge about human preconditions and limitations in the development and use of technology is a crucial enabler in pursuing a digital agenda successfully. Let us share best practices and failures, direction in technology, and real world-examples to enable this business transformation.
Main themes for the conference:
- Management of Data-Driven Organisation
- The Digital Subsurface
- Digital Twins – From Field Development to Operation
- Remote and Data-Driven Operations
- Digital Security/Cyber Security
- Human – Automation Teaming: Designing for Human Performance
- Leveraging AI for Technical Applications
We look forward to welcoming you to this conference in November!
Welcome!
Program
Wednesday 08. November
Registration and Coffee
Welcome and introduction

Management of Data Driven Organisations
What’s the Rush?
Trustworthy AI Solutions
Digitalization as Catalyst in Energy Transition
Data to Delight
Refreshments and Networking
PANEL DISCUSSION
Moderator: Håvard Gustad
- Aleek Datta, Accenture
- Torbjørn Folgerø, Equinor
- Kristin Alne, Vår Energi
Human - Automation Teaming: Designing for Human Performance

Designing for Human Performance - What Does Good Look Like? A Regulatory Perspective
Human Machine Teaming: Why Digital Technology Must Amplify, Not Replace Human Cognition
Coffee Break
Your Methods Don’t Matter for Success
Meaningful Human Control in Critical-Safety Systems - Mas
Lunch
Digital Twins - From Field Development to Operation

Echo Digital Twin - How Do We Create Value for the End User?
Ormen Lange & Nyhamna – From reservoir to Market Digital Twin
Bringing the Digital Journey of the Future to Today- From Early Phase Projects to Operations
Refreshments and Networking
Digital Security

Risk, Threat and Security Awareness - Exiting 30 Years of Deep Peace
Cyber Resilience in the O&G Industry
Industry Prepardness
Know Your Weaknesses
End of conference day 1
Aperitiff and Networking
Dinner
Thursday 09. November
Coffee
The Digital Subsurface

New Digital Data Landscape for for Collaboration and Data Sharing
Across the Analytics Spectrum in Equinor’s Subsurface
Multi-Model AI Workflow - Integrating From Rock Samples to Basin-Scale Seismic-Based Rock Property Prediction
Cloud-Native Application With Osdu as the Data Foundation: Automation in Well Data Workflows
Refreshments and Networking
Remote and Data Driven Operations

The Rise of Digital Fieldworker
Enhancing Field Performance Through Remote Operations - Yggdrasil
3D Printing / Manufacturing
Data Driven Decision Making and Leveraging the Digital Twin to Operate the Nuclear Plant
Lunch
Leveraging AI for Technical Applications

OG21 – Study on Machine Learning in the Norwegian Petroleum Industry
Fueling Innovation in O&G Engineering: AI Breakthroughs with Neural Concept
From Data to Discovery: Unveiling the Power of Data Science and AI at Wintershall Dea Norge
PANEL DISCUSSION
Chair: Dmitriy Belozerov
- Sture Angelsen, DNV
- Frode Halvorsen, Chief Technology Officer, EDRMedeso Simulation
- Kay Sørbø & Mahad Nadeem Janjua, Wintershall Dea
End of Conference - Have a Safe Trip Home!
Practical information
Conference Committee
- Håvard Gustad, Equinor (Chair of Committee)
- Dmitriy Belozerov, Vår Energi
- Linn Vestly Bergh, Ptil
- Maria Juul, NPD
- Gisle Karlsen, Aker BP
- Egil Tjåland, NTNU
- Kjell Arne Jacobsen, InnoTeam
Venue
Quality Airport Hotel, Sømmevegen 1, 4055 Sola
Special Offer:
Company discounts:
Pay a full fee for the first five participants. Numbers six and above will receive 50% off.
Bring a colleague under 30 for half price! Participant no. 2 or more under the age of 30 from the same employer receives a 50% discount on the conference fee. Contact the project manager tove.danielsson@npf.no for registration.
Conference fee
NPF personal members NOK 7,600 plus 25% VAT
Non-members NOK 9,100 plus 25 % VAT
Payment can be done upon registration by credit card (Master Card/Visa/AmEx) or by invoice. If the invoice needs to be changed due to wrong or missing information there will added a fee of NOK 150 to the total amount. All international payments must be approved before the conference starts.
The fee includes:
– Conference Papers
– Coffee/tea
– Lunches
Conference Dinner:
Dinner NOK 980 plus 25% VAT
Accommodation:
We have reserved a number of rooms at Quality Hotel Airport from 7-9 November. NOK 1,540 per night incl. breakfast. Rooms may be booked when you register for the conference, and must be paid upon check-out. NPF is not responsible for no-shows.
Membership:
We offer conference participants to purchase a membership of NPF together with registration and payment for the conference. 1-year membership for conference participants is NOK 1,000. Reduced membership fees apply for young professionals under the age of 34, students and seniors.
Payment:
Payment can be done upon registration by credit card (Master Card/Visa/AmEx) or by invoice. If the invoice needs to be changed due to wrong or missing information there will be added a fee of NOK 150 to the total amount. All international payments must be approved before the conference starts.
Cancellations:
Cancellations must be received in writing by 25 October 2023 and will be subject to a NOK 2,000 cancellation fee unless a substitute delegate is offered. After this date, the full registration fee will apply, however, substitutions will still be accepted. Substitutions for registered delegates may be made at any time, but we would appreciate prior notification.
Force majeure:
Events beyond the control of the NPF – for example, but not limited to, extreme weather conditions, acts of war, terrorism, transportation shut-down (strikes or accidents), government regulation or advisory including travel warnings, serious illness or epidemics that makes it impossible to fulfil the obligations of conducting the conference entitle NPF to cancel the event without liability.
Programme changes:
It is sometimes necessary to change the timing of the programme. The conference organiser will not be liable for any such unavoidable changes.
Contact:
For further information please contact:
Norwegian Petroleum Society
Tove Danielsson
Project Manager
tel. +47 452 48 348
E-mail: tove.danielsson@npf.no