Project: ACT on Offshore Monitoring
Acronym | ACTOM (Reference Number: 299661) |
Duration | 01/09/2019 - 31/08/2022 |
Project Topic | The primary objective of ACTOM is to develop internationally applicable capabilities for the design and execution of appropriate, rigorous and cost-effective monitoring of offshore carbon storage, aligning industrial, societal and regulative expectations with technological capabilities and limitations. Sub-objectives: Mission Innovation Storage Priority Research Directions PRDS-5 and PRDS-4 -A pre-operational web-based toolkit enabling the derivation of optimal monitoring strategies -Assess how to combine different monitoring technologies -Define tools for detecting anomalies in data streams Mission Innovation Storage Priority Research Directions PRDCC-3: -Assess how to consistently communicate capabilities, limitations, knowledge and uncertainties of monitoring -Apply a Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) and a Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) framework to evaluate CCUS -To put offshore monitoring strategies in a practicable framework in line with current regulations and standards |
Project Results (after finalisation) |
The outcome of ACTOM is expected to be a pre-operational web-based toolkit that enables: ? the derivation of optimal monitoring strategies tailored to individual offshore storage sites or regions. ? an operator to determine how to combine different monitoring technologies and design and update efficient monitoring programs based on assessed risks ? the evaluatation of metrics and automatic decision and recommendation tools for detecting anomalies in data streams. The impact of ACTOM will be: ? An ability for operators and regulators to consistently communicate capabilities, limitations, knowledge and uncertainties of monitoring to governments, stakeholders and the public at large. ? A Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) and a marine spatial planning (MSP) and licensing framework to evaluate CCUS in a social, regulatory and political context ? Offshore monitoring strategies placed in a practicable framework in line with current regulations, standards and expectations. |
Website | visit project website |
Network | ACT |
Call | ACT Second Call |
Project partner
Number | Name | Role | Country |
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1 | University of Bergen | Coordinator | Norway |
2 | Norwegina Research Centre | Partner | Norway |
3 | Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) | Partner | United Kingdom |
4 | University of Dundee | Partner | United Kingdom |
5 | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Partner | United States |
6 | OCTIO AS | Partner | Norway |
7 | TNO | Partner | Netherlands |