1. NDR meetings and the E-Regulations SIG Stewart Robinson Head of IT Department of Energy and Climate Change

2. What is an NDR ? National Data Repositor y for Log data, Seismic data (paper and digital) and sufficient meta data to identify ownership. But it can be much more Spatial data, Production data, geological data etc

3. Why have an NDR Cost reduction Establishing a national archive Attracting new participants Do NDRs deliver business value ? Do they need to ?

4. Why have NDR meetings ? Meet other people doing same work Share ideas, learn Cooperate – standards

5. In the beginning there was ………….

6. Countries at first meeting in 1996 in London AlaskaNorway AlgeriaNew Zealand CanadaPeru DenmarkUK IndonesiaUSA Netherlands

7. And now there is ……. Norway UK Holland Russia Siberia Alberta South Africa USA Namibia Brazil Columbia New Zealand Netherlands Peru East Canada Tanzania Angola Ghana Oman Kazakhstan Turkey Malaysia Kenya Nova Scotia China Azerbaijan and more …

8. NDR meetings 1.London (1996) 2.Norway 3.Canada 4.Norway 5.USA 6.Holland 7.Columbia 8.South Africa 9.India 10.Brazil 11.Malaysia (2012)

10. Over 150 delegates 31 different countries 24 Regulatory Bodies 2 ½ days of breakout sessions and country feedback sessions + samba dancers

11. More importantly Real buzz ….. Obvious interactions Desire to collaborate Production data reporting Standardising regulatory reporting Guidelines for tendering and re-tendering Naming conventions for seismic lines and surveys Benchmarking NDR metrics Tape versus disc for long term storage

12. What does this mean for Energistics and is anything positive likely to arise.

17. What can we do next ? Genuine desire to Collaborate

18. NDR web site part of Energistics web site Energistics seen to be facilitator NDR Collaboration Hub Potential members Vehicle for deploying standards

19. Well headers Drilling data Well completion data Production data

20. srobinson47@yahoo.co.uk