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Data Foundations and Integrated Workflows
  • Wednesday, 18 Nov10:30 - 11:30 GMT
    Finsbury 2 | 155 Bishopsgate

Strong renewable energy projects begin with trusted data and connected workflows. This session explores how organizations are building geospatial foundations that support development, construction, and operations. The Carbon Trust shares how Unison is creating a standardized data model for offshore wind construction, while Nexans demonstrates GIS-enabled workflows across offshore wind projects. Learn how GIS reduces data fragmentation, improves collaboration, connects teams and systems, and creates a scalable framework for delivering complex renewable energy projects.

Presentations

  • Unison: Establishing a Standardised Data Model for Offshore Wind Construction
    The expansion of the offshore wind industry led a surging demand for geospatial data services, with a growing number of contractors and developers producing and exchanging data. A lack of standardisation in how data is structured, managed and shared during construction can lead to inefficiencies, increased costs and elevated interface and handover risks. The Unison Project, led by the Carbon Trust in collaboration with 12 offshore wind developers, developed a standardised, freely available offshore wind data model for construction - a software-agnostic template for managing and exchanging data

    , The Carbon Trust

  • Improving Subsea Cable Route Assessment Through GIS-Based Ground Models
    We present an ArcGIS Pro workflow that integrates geophysical and geotechnical survey data for subsea cable route assessment. By combining Sub-Bottom Profiler (SBP) interpretations, bathymetry, boreholes, CPTs, and ground modelling in a single GIS environment, the workflow improves data visualization, quality control, and interpretation. It supports route-aligned geological assessments, validation of SBP results against geotechnical data, and continuous model refinement, reducing data transfer between software packages and improving confidence in routing and burial decisions.

    , Nexans Norway

Session Type: User Presentations
Industry: Renewables