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Petrophysical Evaluation of Gas-Hydrate Formations in National Gas Hydrates Programme Expedition 02 in India
Authors: Mondal Sikha Rani , Chopra K K 
Published: April 2019

Abstract
Gas hydrates are naturally-occurring crystalline inclusion compounds. They comprise compressed molecules of gas (usually methane) that are ‘lodged’ within a solid lattice of water molecules. For this reason, the gas molecules are called ‘guests’ and the water molecules are called ‘hosts’. Gas hydrates form where there are sources of water and methane under favorable thermodynamic conditions of relatively high pressure and low temperature.
Objective of the study is to evaluate Petrophysical Properties from drilled well of NGHP expedition 2 for Gas Hydrate. To identify different hydrate formation and estimation of hydrate saturation.
The Work flow to estimate Petrophysical properties is guided by the high resistivity, low transit time and low density. It includes evaluation of different overlays and cross plots of wells like picket plot to firm up different parameters. Porosity is measured by density log, water saturation using Archie's equation; gas hydrate saturation using DMR method and its validation for the results obtained from Pressure core.
Electrical resistivity and acoustic travel time mainly used to identify potential Gas Hydrate zones with overlay technique from density porosity and acoustic travel time and other density porosity with total NMR porosity, along with resistivity log are used for identifying potential Gas Hydrate zones in this study. Porosity estimated from density log is used for calculation Hydrate saturation. Gas Hydrate saturation is estimated using standard Archie's equation and Density Magnetic Resonance (DMR) method. Wherever NMR log data is good, saturation estimated from both are in good agreement. Log derived Gas Hydrate saturation are compared and validated with Gas Hydrate saturation obtained from pressure cores. Very good Gas Hydrate saturated zones are observed above BSR in 21 wells in the range of 40-90%. Out of these 21 wells, 16 wells are also having Gas Hydrate saturation in the range of 30-50%. Good Gas Hydrate saturation wells are mainly in area B and C in KG deep water Basin. This study will be very useful in preparation of Geological model for estimation of Gas Hydrate reservesaccurately. This study will also help in NGHP-3 for identifying suitable sites to carry out pilot production testing of Gas Hydrates.
Optimize Safety and Profitability by Use of the ISO 14224 Standard and Big Data Analytics
Authors: Ciliberti Vito Anthony , Østebø Runar , Selvik Jon Tømmerås , Alhanati Francisco J. S. 
Published: April 2019

Abstract
This paper shows how the ISO 14224 standard, enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, and Big Data Analytics can be used to optimize safety and profitability in oil and gas, renewable energy, and in other asset-intensive industries. It also presents a logical approach for prioritizing application of digital capabilities for assets (e.g. equipment, systems and installations).
ISO 14224 promulgates a standard data structure for collection and exchange of reliability and maintenance data for equipment. This data structure also can be used effectively to document failure scenarios for operating facilities. When equipment reliability and maintenance (RM) data and failure scenarios are recorded as relational data in ERP software, they can be combined with other enterprise data and digital field data to give a real-time status for each risk control. Individual scenario risk can then be easily aggregated to present real-time risk status for global operations or any subset thereof. This helps companies set priorities based on their bottom-line: HSE, production throughput, and profitability.
Operating and producing companies have already completed risk assessments as part of operational preparedness/readiness for new facilities, in which equipment and system failure scenarios are included in various ways. These risk datasets typically require reformatting to make them relational, which is done by explicitly identifying equipment and risk control measures by their unique identifiers and by defining evaluation criteria for risk control measures. ERP data need to be made object-specific, e.g. inspection results and malfunction data should be recorded explicitly by technical tag. Reliability and Maintenance data quality management practices are a key consideration.
Additional topics pertaining to compliant use of ISO 14224 standards for risk management include its roles in (1) technology development and technology qualification, (2) improving design and condition monitoring for equipment by use of operational and failure data, with an example given for electric submersible pump (ESP) systems, and (3) improving equipment RM data quality and thus enabling better risk awareness and data-driven decision-making.
This paper will show how the international standard ISO 14224 can be applied in conjunction with digital technology and enterprise software to give oil and gas companies a global real real-time view of operational risk and a risk-based approach to optimizing safety and profitability.
Overview of the Revised Guidelines for Wind Tunnel Testing of Offshore Units
Authors: Martinez Jorge Lozano 
Published: April 2019

Abstract
The paper presents an overview of the revised guidelines at their current stage of the revision process. The paper starts with the steps of the revision which have been completed and an outline of future work required before completion. The paper finishes with the overview of revised guidelines and highlights for major updates and changes.
The original guidelines had minimum history and experience behind them, and therefore presented generalized terminology and methodology. The 30 years of history and experience since the original publishing provides a background for the new revision. The revised guidelines provide tighter tolerances, specific nomenclature and methodology that produce consistent and repeatable results at different/multiple facilities and time frames. The revision also includes uncertainty analysis to assess the results which vary for all model and facilities.
The initial draft based on the original T&R Bulletin 5-4 (1988) has been edited with comments from both the OC-8 SNAME committee and outside experts (including wind tunnel facilities) several times in the past three years. The overview of the guidelines presents the requirements for a successful test, methodology behind the wind tunnel test parameters, the standardization of axis definition and nomenclature. Wind Tunnel tests results reporting requirements are provided to produce a complete record of the test, the requirements, the methodology used and data presentation.
The revised guidelines provide the background and methodology for wind tunnel facilities to produce consistent and repeatable results, including uncertainties and error bands. Standardization for the nomenclature and reporting for wind tunnel results provides both with tunnel facilities and clients a common language to lower the learning curves and increase understanding of the results.
Integrity Management Process of Tension Leg Platforms
Authors: Sheppard Robert , Spong Robert , Sauls Marilyn , Hosch Peter , Danaczko Mark , Puskar Frank , Leverette Steve 
Published: April 2019

Abstract
As the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) fleet of Tension Leg Platforms (TLPs) ages, the need for more explicit Integrity Management (IM) and life extension guidance, particularly for the tendons, has grown. Recent industry efforts have developed Structural Integrity Management (SIM) guidance for fixed and floating systems, but tendon-specific guidance is less detailed. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement commissioned the study described in this paper to develop this guidance including providing greater definition of IM and life extension processes for tendon systems, and describing an approach for demonstrating the reliability of tendon systems subjected to fatigue degradation.
Four primary objectives are addressed: 1) tendon IM, 2) tendon life extension, 3) tendon fatigue, and 4) tendon component post-service testing. These topics were addressed through the input of subject matter experts, interfacing with TLP operators, and developing analytical tools. The study looked at current industry practice for the design and management of tendon systems; how current SIM approaches can be applied to the unique features of TLP tendons; what are the critical features of tendons to be addressed as part of a life extension program; tendon fatigue factors of safety; how reliability approaches can be used to better define risks related to operating beyond the original service life; and how forensic testing of recovered tendon components can be used to gain a better understanding of tendon performance expectations.
Os selfies e o corpo tombamento: reflexões a partir de uma autoimagem sonora
Authors: Santos Edmea Oliveira dos , D'Ávila Carina 
Published: April 2019

O presente artigo faz parte de uma pesquisa-formação que aconteceu na Escola de Arte e Tecnologia Spectaculu, no ano de 2016, com 29 estudantes de Fotografia e Tratamento de Imagem, na disciplina “Olhar”, que possui o objetivo de potencializar suas experiências estéticas. A metodologia de pesquisa-formação (MACEDO, 2000; JOSSO, 2004; SANTOS, 2002) se desempenha de forma criativa, buscando se debruçar sobre a experiência educativa para produção de novos conhecimentos e abordagens. E, nesse encontro, o termo ‘tombamento’ ficou cada vez mais evidente, a partir de um dispositivo usado em sala de aula, chamado ‘Autorretrato Musical’, que se trata de uma autoimagem conectada a uma música. O processo deste dispositivo se divide basicamente em três etapas: desenho de si e escrita de suas redes de formação; falar sobre si e escutar o outro; criação e produção da autoimagem sonora. O objetivo deste artigo, portanto, visa tratar sobre essa experiência, transando relações da noção de ‘tombamento’ com efeitos de presença e sentido debatidos pelo autor contemporâneo Gumbrecht (2010). Conclui-se que o ‘tombamento’ é um manifesto ético-estético em si, ou seja, no próprio corpo da geração contemporânea, composta por uma juventude ‘afrontosa’, que se formou na/com a periferia e a internet, criando novas narrativas e referências para os seus e ganhando novos espaços de ação, que foram apropriados pelas mídias massivas e alvo de muitas críticas. Mas, para vivencia educativa e para pesquisa formativa, o processo de criação de si e a reinvenção das formas de fazer são combustíveis indispensáveis.
Spacewear
Authors: Brownie Barbara 
Published: April 2019

Today, we are living in the New Space Age, where mass commercial space travel is almost within our grasp. This otherworldly possibility has opened up new cultural images of space, both real and fictional, and has caused fashion design and spacesuit engineering to intersect in new, exciting ways. Spacewear traverses this uncharted territory by exploring the changing imagination of space in fashion—and fashion in space—from the first Space Age to the 21st century. Exploring how space travel has stylistically and technologically framed fashion design on earth and how we need to revisit established design practices for the weightless environment, Spacewear connects the catwalk and the space station.
This book draws together speculative fantasies in sci-fi films such as Star Trek and 2001: A Space Odyssey, with the engineered spacesuits Biosuit, and the NASA Z-2 and with catwalk interpretations by the likes of Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, André Courrèges, and Iris van Herpen. While the development of commercial space agencies has led to new concerns for style in garments for outer space that re-think fundamental design principles such as drape, high fashion has experimented with new possibilities for weightlessness that extend far beyond the 1960s vision of Space Age metallic fabrics and helmet-style headwear.
Brownie takes the reader on a fascinating journey from fantasy to function and to form, deepening our understanding of this new category of fashion that is prompting new approaches to garment design and construction both on earth and in outer space.
Fashion, History, Museums
Authors: Petrov Julia 
Published: April 2019

The last decade has seen the growing popularity and visibility of fashion as a cultural product, including its growing presence in museum exhibitions. This book explores the history of fashion displays, highlighting the continuity of past and present curatorial practices. Comparing and contrasting exhibitions from different museums and decades—from the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1900 to the Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2011, and beyond—it makes connections between museum fashion and the wider fashion industry.
By critically analyzing trends in fashion exhibition practice over the 20th and early 21st centuries, Julia Petrov defines and describes the varied representations of historical fashion within British and North American museum exhibitions. Rooted in extensive archival research on exhibitions by global leaders in the field—from the Victoria and Albert and the Bath Fashion Museum to the Brooklyn and the Royal Ontario Museums—the work reveals how fashion exhibitions have been shaped by the values and anxieties associated with fashion more generally.
Supplemented by parallel critical approaches, including museological theory, historiography, body theory, material culture, and visual studies, Fashion History in the Museum demonstrates that in an increasingly corporate and mass-mediated world, fashion exhibitions must be analysed in a comparative and global context. Richly illustrated with 70 images, this book is essential reading for students and scholars of fashion history and museology, as well as curators, conservators, and exhibition designers.
Pictorial Embroidery in England
Authors: Desnoyers Rosika 
Published: April 2019

The little-known art of Berlin Work was once the most commonly practiced art form among European women. Pictorial Embroidery in England is the first academic study of both pictorial Berlin Work and its precursor, needlepainting, exploring their cultural status in the 18th and 19th centuries.
From enlightenment practices of copying to the development of an industrial aesthetic and the making of the modern amateur, Berlin Work developed as an official knowledge associated with notions of cultural and scientific progress. However, with the advent of the Arts and Crafts movement and modernist aesthetics, Berlin Work was gradually demoted to a craft hobby. Delving into the social, cultural and economic context of English pictorial embroidery, Pictorial Embroidery in England recovers Berlin Work as an art form, and demonstrates how this overlooked practice was once at the centre of cultural life.
Designers, Users and Justice
Authors: Keinonen Turkka 
Published: April 2019

How do we design for users? How might users best participate in the design process? How can we evaluate the user’s experience of designed products and services? These fundamental questions are addressed in Designers, Users, and Justice, through a series of dialogues between a design scholar and a designer. In a series of conversations, the scholar and the designer address the concepts and practice of user centred design, examining whether a 'just method' necessarily leads to a just design, consider different models for understanding user experience and socially productive design, including the capability approach and utilitarianism, and ponder how an ethical framework for evaluating design might be developed.
Throughout, the scholar and the designer draw on their particular experiences in design practice and design education, and propose alternative conceptualisations of the key ideas of user centred design, highlighting and seeking to address the ethical shortcomings of mainstream user centred design practice.
The Design Politics of the Passport
Authors: Keshavarz Mahmoud 
Published: April 2019

The Design Politics of the Passport presents an innovative study of the passport and its associated social, political and material practices as a means of uncovering the workings of ‘design politics’. It traces the histories, technologies, power relations and contestations around this small but powerful artefact to establish a framework for understanding how design is always enmeshed in the political, and how politics can be understood in terms of material objects.
Combining design studies with critical border studies, alongside ethnographic work among undocumented migrants, border transgressors and passport forgers, this book shows how a world made and designed as open and hospitable to some is strictly enclosed, confined and demarcated for many others - and how those affected by such injustices dissent from the immobilities imposed on them through the same capacity of design and artifice.
Tenais and Zeliska: A South Asian Racial Utopia in the French Revolution
Authors: Smith Blake 
Published: April 2019

ABSTRACT
Postracial utopias in twentieth- and twenty-first-century American culture are marked by paradoxes in which racial categories continue to signify, as many scholars have observed. Extending these approaches to late eighteenth-century France, when utopian thinkers dreamed of abolishing categories of “color” and “blood,” this article focuses on the 1798 play Tenais and Zeliska. A utopian vision of a South Asian kingdom in which phenotype and lineage no longer serve as markers of identity, and in which prejudice has been nearly eliminated, the play is nevertheless marked by ambiguities that have been seen as characteristic of present-day postracial utopias. The figure of the racially mixed subject, in particular, becomes a site of contradiction. Read by others as an embodiment of discrete and shifting physical signs that link her to diverse identities, the character of Zeliska signals the tensions within utopian fantasies of a future without prejudice.
Life as Eutopia: MOVE's Natural Revolution as a Response to America's Dystopian Reality
Authors: Shipley Morgan , Taylor Jack 
Published: April 2019

ABSTRACT
Drawing from a 2015 interview with Ramona Africa, one of only two surviving members of the MOVE Organization following its 1985 bombing by the Philadelphia police department, this article critically explores the spiritual teachings of John Africa, specifically as they relate to black liberation and a back-to-nature religiosity that sought, in the midst of urban chaos, eutopia through a praxis of absolute responsibility. By focusing on the movement and not a single (albeit tragic) event, such an approach situates the significance of a social justice mentality that sought a middle way between the 1960s Black Power movement and hippie counterculture. More than the dystopian critique highlighted in historical literature, MOVE should be seen as a dialectical and spiritual by-product of the violence associated with modern America, the divisiveness of countercultural activism it inspired, and the need for a utopian vision more respective of and more responsive to the earth and each other.
Through Indigenous Lenses: Ecotopia According to Vernacular Music Videos from Benguet, Philippines
Authors: Telles Jason Paolo 
Published: April 2019

ABSTRACT
The indigenous groups in Benguet, Philippines, have begun to produce their own music videos and other media products to express themselves and to correct ill-informed portrayals about them. Through such, they have achieved self-representation by textualizing their cultures and worldviews, including their perspectives on the natural world and its ideal state. Employing a textual analysis that is grounded on the concepts of postcolonial appropriation and Ginsburg et al.'s “screen memories,” this article discusses how two indigenous-produced music videos, which tackle the environment, represent their imaginations of an ecotopia. These, once recognized in environmental discourse, would ideally result in the formulation of more effective, cost-efficient, and socially just environmental plans and practices. As the world clamors for a sustainable and more ideal state of the planet, exploring indigenous perspectives on an ecotopia could be beneficial, as they may provide legitimate, ethical, and context-appropriate alternatives that have been neglected due to “othering.”
“A Useful Delusion”: Valentine Farm and the Flight for Freedom
Authors: Farooq Nihad M. 
Published: April 2019

ABSTRACT
This article traces scenes of pursuit, collaboration, and evasion in Whitehead's 2016 Underground Railroad to show how the novel prioritizes motion to encourage a rethinking of racial utopia. Neither an imposed experiment of white philanthropy nor an Afrofuturist “elsewhere,” Whitehead's vision presents utopia as a condition of necessary and perpetual movement that inspires structural revolution and change. The article uses the novel's example of Valentine Farm, a fictional 1850s black settlement in Indiana where protagonist Cora lands after her rescue from a fugitive slave catcher by Royal, a freeborn black radical and railroad agent. By drawing parallels to historical examples of black settlements during this era, the article highlights the importance of examining racial utopia from the lens of marronage and how the movements of those who live outside the boundaries of statehood are vital to the mutual development of both utopian thought and black radical consciousness.
Elsewhere in Elsewhen—Autofiction as Utopia
Authors: Zeh Miriam 
Published: April 2019

ABSTRACT
In contrast to “autobiography,” which is aligned with authenticity and truthfulness, “autofiction” addresses the fictional aspects of literary self-designs: “Fiction of strictly real events and facts,” that is how Serge Doubrovsky defined the term, which has since been established in the recent debate on autobiography. The conference “Elsewhere in Elsewhen- Autofiction as Utopia,” convened by the WWU Münster, Germany, and the RU Nijmegen, The Netherlands, in March 2018, explored the intersection between utopia as “impulse,” “method” or “consciousness” and autofiction as literary self-designs. This review has been written in German.
De Saneringsclausule
Authors: Ninck Blok D. , van der Wal G. 
Published: April 2019

De Saneringsclausule: is een uitzondering op een uitzondering op een fiscaal stelsel algemeen of selectief in de zin van artikel 107 VWEU?
Het op 28 juni 2018 door het Hof van Justitie gewezen arrest in zaak C-203/16 P, Dirk Andres q.q./Commissie is met name interessant vanwege de overwegingen en beslissingen van het Hof van Justitie over de ontvankelijkheid van het door de faillissementscurator ingestelde beroep en over het selectiviteitscriterium voor de toepassing van het verbod op staatssteun. De navolgende bespreking van dit arrest zal met name op deze twee punten ingaan.HvJ 28 juni 2018, zaak C-203/16 P, Dirk Andres q.q./Europese Commissie, ECLI:EU:C:2018:505.