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101 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: Relevant Real-Time Monitoring Provisions in the Proposed Arctic Rule (released February 24, 2015; source: https://federalregister.gov/a /2015-03609) §250.452 What are the real-time monitoring requirements for Arctic OCS exploratory drilling operations? (a) When conducting exploratory drilling operations on the Arctic OCS, you must have real-time data gathering and monitoring capa- bility to record, store, and transmit data regarding all aspects of: (1) The BOP control system; (2) The wellâs fluid handling systems on the rig; and (3) The wellâs downhole conditions as monitored by a downhole sensing system, when such a system is installed. (b) During well operations, you must immediately transmit the data identified in paragraph (a) of this section to a designated onshore location where it must be stored and monitored by qualified personnel who have the capability for continuous contact with rig personnel and who have the authority, in consultation with rig personnel, to initiate any necessary action in response to abnormal data or events. Prior to well operations, you must notify BSEE where the data will be monitored during those operations, and you must make the data available to BSEE, including in real time, upon request. After well operations, you must store the data at a designated location for recordkeeping purposes as required in §§ 250.466 and 250.467. A P P E N D I X A Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Concerning Relevant Real-Time Monitoring Provisions in the Proposed Arctic Rule