Session 2. Oral Presentation for: Real-time integration framework of AI-powered and traditional maritime forecasting for safer and more efficient offshore operations

Presented on 19 May 2026: Session 2 Woodside Energy leverages a diverse range of maritime forecasting products to guide weather sensitive offshore operations across development, production, and decommissioning. Significant increases in the volume and diversity of forecast data, and the opportunity for real-time acquisition have impelled the need for an integrated framework to support operational decision-making and risk management. Here, we present a framework enabling a range of forecasting services, including vessel motion, wave conditions, and ocean currents; some of which are data-driven predictions while others use physics-based numerical models. Each forecasting product poses distinct challenges in data acquisition and cybersecurity vetting, as well as in format heterogeneity, data volume, and forecast cadence. To address these challenges, a cloud-based archiving and scheduling system has been implemented, allowing coherent integration of varied forecasting products and robust data management. This framework also includes a statistical analytics workflow for continuous performance validation and real-time uncertainty quantification. Depending on operational requirements, output deliverables are tailored to the needs of internal and external users, either through interactive dashboards for real-time monitoring or via scheduled email notifications to support planning and response. Built on a cloud-native architecture designed to scale with rapid AI-driven advances in forecasting, this framework streamlines data management, enables real-time validation, and delivers tailored outputs. This improves forecast accessibility and utility, and enhances decision-making for safer, more efficient operations. To access the Oral Presentation click ‘Supplementary data’ below. To read the full paper click here

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Australian Energy Producers journal.
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2026-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.1071/ep26543
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Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing
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Session 2. Oral Presentation for: Real-time integration framework of AI-powered and traditional maritime forecasting for safer and more efficient offshore operations

Qi Chu
Australian Energy Producers journal.
Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing
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Session 2. Oral Presentation for: Real-time integration framework of AI-powered and traditional maritime forecasting for safer and more efficient offshore operations

Qi Chu
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Presented on 19 May 2026: Session 2 Woodside Energy leverages a diverse range of maritime forecasting products to guide weather sensitive offshore operations across development, production, and decommissioning. Significant increases in the volume and diversity of forecast data, and the opportunity for real-time acquisition have impelled the need for an integrated framework to support operational decision-making and risk management. Here, we present a framework enabling a range of forecasting services, including vessel motion, wave conditions, and ocean currents; some of which are data-driven predictions while others use physics-based numerical models. Each forecasting product poses distinct challenges in data acquisition and cybersecurity vetting, as well as in format heterogeneity, data volume, and forecast cadence. To address these challenges, a cloud-based archiving and scheduling system has been implemented, allowing coherent integration of varied forecasting products and robust data management. This framework also includes a statistical analytics workflow for continuous performance validation and real-time uncertainty quantification. Depending on operational requirements, output deliverables are tailored to the needs of internal and external users, either through interactive dashboards for real-time monitoring or via scheduled email notifications to support planning and response. Built on a cloud-native architecture designed to scale with rapid AI-driven advances in forecasting, this framework streamlines data management, enables real-time validation, and delivers tailored outputs. This improves forecast accessibility and utility, and enhances decision-making for safer, more efficient operations. To access the Oral Presentation click ‘Supplementary data’ below. To read the full paper click here

Australian Energy Producers journal.Vol. 66(S2)
Woodside (Australia) (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing
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