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WHO SHOULD ATTEND

MIDSTREAM OPERATORS OPERATING GAS, CRUDE, NGL’s & REFINED PRODUCT TRANSPORTATION PIPELINES

Strategic – VP’s, Directors of:

  • Pipeline Operations 
  • Pipeline Safety & Compliance 
  • Pipeline Engineering 
  • Pipeline Monitoring & Control 
  • Asset Integrity & Reliability 
  • Pipeline Integrity 

External/Internal Leak Detection VPs, Directors, Managers of:

  • Head of Leak Detection 
  • Leak Detection Engineering 
  • Pipeline Safety 
  • Pipeline Compliance 
  • Pipeline Specialists 
  • EHS Managers

Computational - Heads, Directors, Managers of:

  • Pipeline Analytics 
  • Machine Learning Engineers
  • Pipeline Optimization 
  • Data Analyst 
  • Pipeline Data Management 
  • AI Engineers 

ONSHORE UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS COMPANIES OPERATING GATHERING PIPELINES 

Strategic - VP’s, Directors Of: 

  • Facilities & Production Engineering 
  • Operations 
  • Asset Integrity 
  • Risk Management 

Gathering Pipeline Technical Heads, Directors, Managers of: 

  • Gathering Facility Operations 
  • Pipeline Leak Detection 
  • EHS & Emissions  
  • Gathering Pipeline Risk Management 

Predictive Analytics & Computational: 

  • Data Scientist 
  • AI Engineering 
  • Pipeline Decision Support Analyst
  • Pipeline Analytics Manager  

REFINERIES, TERMINALS, AND PORTS 
OPERATING INTER FACILITY PIPELINES & SHORT DELIVERY LINES

Strategic VP’s, Directors Of: 

  • Refinery Facility Asset Integrity  
  • Facilities Risk Management 
  • Terminal Safety & Compliance  
  • Terminal Engineering & EHS  

Short Delivery Lines & Inter Terminal VP’s, Directors, Managers of:

  • Safety & Compliance  
  • Facilities Managers  
  • EHS & Emissions 
  • Distribution  

Predictive Analytics & Computational: 

  • Data Scientist 
  • AI Engineering 
  • Pipeline Decision Support Analyst
  • Pipeline Analytics Manager  

 

ABOUT THE 2023 EVENT

Discover the Latest Techniques for Developing Highly Effective Leak Detection Programs
by Staying Ahead of Evolving Regulations and Industry Best Practices

The original networking hub for the pipeline leak detection community returns to Houston for a fully comprehensive 3-day live (and virtual) business conference. Featuring senior-level, pipeline decision-makers evaluating new opportunities to respond to new regulatory requirements and detection challenges through adopting innovative new technology. And, perhaps, thinking a little differently about solutions to problems.

Over the last year, technology has significantly progressed to meet changing regulatory requirements in leak detection. High-fidelity sensors with advanced resolution capabilities have been introduced to the market, and there is now additional guidance and clarity on future regulations, including RP 1175 and RP 1130. These standards and guidelines provide operators with a framework for effective leak detection systems, as operators are simultaneously busy implementing new rupture detection rules.

With this in mind, the latest installment of the Oil and Gas Pipeline Leak Detection Conference, taking place from June 27th to June 29th, 2023 will address these issues.

This year, we have designed a separately bookable three-day event. Our first day will focus on gas and multi-phase pipelines, while the second day will be dedicated to crude and liquid pipelines. The third day will feature a deep dive into the computational side, examining the latest algorithms and data analytics strategies for improving leak detection.

Innovations in Oil & Gas LDS:
Strategies and Technologies for Every Pipeline Type

This year's agenda strikes a balance between exploring cutting-edge technology and maintaining a focus on the fundamental principles of leak detection. Rather than merely showcasing the latest trends in technology, the agenda takes more of a nuanced approach to address the specific challenges and gaps that come with each pipeline type and location. Especially for high-consequence areas. The speakers consider diverse strategies and technologies, all while ensuring that the fundamental principles of leak detection are properly addressed. The practical case studies and follow-up discussions aim to help you identify the solutions that best fit your specific needs and challenges, focusing on credible, proven methods that deliver results for operators.

Gain unparalleled insights from industry leaders on adopting an integrated approach that combines internal, external, and computational methodologies with a laser focus on solutions for gas, liquids, and computational pipelines. Discover how to optimize your leak detection program with a sophisticated exploration of the different approaches for maximum effectiveness across specific pipeline types. For those seeking even greater depth, our separately bookable workshops and half-day options provide an opportunity to dive deeply into specific topics and solutions, all led by senior-level professionals at the forefront of the industry.

Design your agenda based on your priorities. We recognize that not every operator runs the same type of pipeline, such as gathering pipes, for instance, which is why we offer more choices to tailor your own agendaOur separately bookable options for gas, liquids, and gathering pipelines ensure that you can maximize your return on time and focus on the topics that matter most to you.

Reasons To Attend

  • Emphasizing more on how to detect even the smallest leaks. Multiple perspectives on identifying small leaks in different situations and how to identify them leveraging cutting-edge algorithms and computational methods
  • A whole section dedicated exclusively to multi-phase pipelines that look at the latest technologies for detecting leaks in these complex systems
  • An agenda written to reflect the regulatory context of the US, but also combining international case studies from Norway, Canada, Europe, The Middle East and China. Offering the best of both possible worlds 
  • A whole third day dedicated to the latest algorithmic, machine learning and data analytics techniques
  • More of a focus on how to ensure quicker leak detection, with higher precision and fidelity 
  • Gathering pipeline focus for both crude and gas pipelines. The additional fourth virtual day of the event focuses on gathering pipelines and short distribution lines, providing a detailed examination of the techniques, technologies, and strategies for managing these types of pipelines
  • Plus Pre-Conference Workshops (In-Person Only): on June 26 on the topics of Testing & Simulation Of Leak Detection and The Technical Roadmap On Hydrogen Blending Leak Detection

OFFICIAL SUPPORTERS

AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS

DAY 1 - GAS LEAK DETECTION 

Exploring Technical Solutions for Higher Resolution & More Accurate Gas Leak Detection 

  • Collaborating With Regulators To Implement Cost-Effective Leak and rupture detection solutions that are economically scalable for diverse high-consequence areas
  • PMSA leak detection regulation – clarifying specificity and looking to the future for improved leak detection and emissions monitoring requirements
  • Technologies & strategies for cost-effective gas leak detection, in high consequence area 
  • Optimal combination of gas leak detection technologies for densely populated HCA’s 
  • Combining external, internal & computational technologies to detect small leaks & monitor emissions in high-consequence areas 
  • Improving leak detection accuracy and response time in remote and harsh environments through an optimal combination of technologies
  • Comparing the pros, cons, and overall payback of UAV satellite & airplane surveillance for gas leak detection across long pipelines covering remote locations 
  • Leak detection solutions & best practice simulation testing for corrosion-prone multi-phase pipeline 

DAY 2: LIQUID FOCUS

The Future of Liquids Pipeline Leak Detection: Trends, Challenges, and Solutions

  • Examining the latest technology megatrends for hazardous liquids leak detection with a spotlight on crude, NGLs, and refined liquids pipelines 
  • Interpreting PHMSA regulations for hazardous liquids pipelines leak detection
  • Exploring state-of-the-art technologies to address the gaps in leak detection for hazardous liquids in high-consequence areas to complement existing layers
  • Optimal combination of liquids leak detection technologies for high-consequence areas
  • Synchronization of multiple leak detection layers for hazardous liquids pipelines in densely populated areas
  • Evaluating alternatives to remote monitoring for smaller operators 
  • Scaling up real-time transient monitoring for crude and NGL pipelines 

DAY 3: COMPUTATIONAL

A Deeper Dive Into The Latest Computational Techniques & Algorithms

  • Deploying advanced predictive analytics and machine learning algorithms for more effective leak detection
  • Using historical data to train algorithms to reduce expensive false alarms 
  • Integrating data from multiple sources, including sensors, weather data, and historical data, to improve the accuracy of leak detection
  • Calibrating real-time transient models to address complexity & improve accuracy 
  • Maximizing the value of pipeline data through advanced analytics
  • Optimizing system performance for narrow diameter pipelines & small leaks 
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