Enhanced Augmented/Mixed Reality and Process Safety Applications

Jeffrey R. Potts, T. Sookdeo, John Westerheide, Dustin Sharber
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Effective management of process safety risks while delivering flawless operational execution in an evolving oil and gas industry requires innovative applications of digital technology. Augmented Reality (AR) or Mixed Reality (MR) technologies have tremendous potential to meet these challenges by providing realworld digital landscape to intuitively interact with data, train personnel, and mitigate process safety risks. However, a major challenge with AR and MR technologies is the limited processing power and capability of available hardware. A cloud-based software platform can overcome these computational limitations of AR and MR devices, enabling interaction with significantly more complex 3D content. Additionally, enabling real-time connectivity across different hardware architectures – such as smartphones and Microsoft HoloLens devices – creating powerful new capability for remote collaboration. This unique software platform transforms consumer-grade AR and MR devices into powerful industrial tools for oil and gas applications. This paper will illustrate the application of AR/MR technology in critical risk management including the adoption of AR/MR technology for process safety operational readiness and response capability to critical risk associated with major accident hazards. Enhanced AR/MR provides full-scale virtual digital landscapes that enable practical demonstration of crew resource management including the evaluation of collaborative human performance in teamwork activities. Using gamified AR/MR techniques, allows for multiple outcomes based on user inputs to test decision-making and eliminate human errors. These enabling technologies can drive significant improvements in process safety risk management while increasing operational efficiencies across the oil and gas industry.
增强的增强/混合现实和过程安全应用
在不断发展的石油和天然气行业中,有效管理过程安全风险,同时提供完美的操作执行,需要创新的数字技术应用。增强现实(AR)或混合现实(MR)技术具有巨大的潜力,可以通过提供真实世界的数字景观来直观地与数据交互,培训人员并降低过程安全风险,从而应对这些挑战。然而,AR和MR技术的一个主要挑战是有限的处理能力和可用硬件的能力。基于云的软件平台可以克服AR和MR设备的这些计算限制,使其能够与更复杂的3D内容进行交互。此外,支持跨不同硬件架构(如智能手机和微软HoloLens设备)的实时连接,为远程协作创造了强大的新功能。这种独特的软件平台将消费级AR和MR设备转变为石油和天然气应用的强大工业工具。本文将说明AR/MR技术在关键风险管理中的应用,包括采用AR/MR技术进行过程安全操作准备和对与重大事故危害相关的关键风险的响应能力。增强的AR/MR提供全面的虚拟数字景观,使船员资源管理的实际演示成为可能,包括团队活动中协作人员绩效的评估。使用游戏化的AR/MR技术,允许基于用户输入的多种结果来测试决策并消除人为错误。这些技术可以显著改善过程安全风险管理,同时提高整个油气行业的运营效率。
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