🌟 Navigating New Horizons: LYTT at the Forefront of Fiber-Optic Sensing Innovations 🌟
This morning, Tommy Langnes, Interim CEO & Co-Founder of LYTT, contributed to a pivotal discussion at the SPE Workshop: Fiber-Optic Sensing Applications for Field Development, Integrity and Optimisation. During Session 6: Monitoring the Monitoring Trend, Tommy and fellow panelists delved into the evolving landscape of distributed fiber optic sensing, a field that's becoming increasingly vital in our industry.
The session explored how the surge in fiber optic installations and the accessibility to low-frequency data are not just meeting original monitoring objectives but are paving the way for new methodologies and applications. With this evolution, questions arise: Is the focus of fiber optic monitoring shifting? How do we ensure that expanding discussions and methodologies enrich rather than dilute the value of subsurface monitoring?
Today's panel tackled these questions head-on, discussing the balance between embracing innovative monitoring techniques and maintaining the integrity of traditional methods. The conversation also spanned the integration of hydrocarbon projects with green initiatives and how to foster a community that welcomes both seasoned professionals and newcomers, all while driving value for our companies.
A special thanks to Tommy Langnes and the distinguished panelists, Michael Webster of Expro, Brian Seabrook from ExxonMobil and Samantha Grandi of Shell, for their insights. Their dialogue underscored the importance of innovation balanced with purpose, ensuring the fiber optic sensing field thrives and expands in meaningful ways.
As we look to the future, LYTT remains committed to leading the charge in optimizing fiber-optic sensing applications for the betterment of the industry and the environment. Today's discussion was a testament to that commitment, pushing the boundaries of what's possible while ensuring every advancement brings tangible benefits to our field.
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