Digitalization on Pipeline Right-of-Way information and Automation of Risk Management

SPEAKERS

Andrew Marshal Director of Product Development, Flyscan Systems Inc.

ABOUT THE SESSION

Andrew Marshall, Vice President of Operations at Flyscan, brings over eight years of expertise in environmental management, with deep knowledge of regulations, standards, and industry best practices. With a background in both regulatory and quality roles, he excels in developing and implementing effective environmental management plans. He is all set to share his views on Digitalization of Pipeline Right-of-Way Information and Automation of Risk Management, where he will explore how advanced technologies are transforming the way pipeline data is captured, analyzed, and used to automate risk assessment—enhancing safety, compliance, and operational efficiency across the pipeline sector.

He will share his views on how digitalization is revolutionizing pipeline integrity by enabling automation in damage prevention, improving excavation planning, and detecting invisible slow leaks in liquid pipelines. His session will highlight the benefits of automating high-resolution, geo-referenced photo documentation of pipeline right-of-ways and integrating this data directly into GIS systems. He will also discuss how advanced analytics and monitoring tools can detect encroachments, geo-hazards, and anomalies in vegetation—providing operators with a proactive approach to risk management, environmental protection, and operational safety.

Key Topics-
 

1. Automate damage prevention, better plan digs and enable detection of invisible slow leaks in liquid pipelines
 

2. Automate high-res photo-documentation of your right-of-ways with geo-referenced integration in your GIS
 

3. Detect encroachment, geo-hazards and anomalies in vegetation

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