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Detecting leaks using remote sensing pipeline monitoring

June 20, 2023

Grant Wiseman was featured in Pipeline & Gas Journal to explore how remote sensing technology can help monitor pipelines for leaks

Pipelines are incredibly valuable assets for the energy and resources industry. Not only are they the safest way to move petroleum and other products, but they are also the most cost-effective and sustainable option to do so. In Pipeline & Gas Journal, Remote Sensing Specialist Grant Wiseman explains how remote sensing tools like PipeWATCH can help monitor pipelines more effectively.

Read the full article in Pipeline & Gas Journal.

Grant is the subject matter expert for remote sensing at Stantec. Projects that use satellite imagery, aerial photos, or drone data to generate information is vetted through him to ensure our clients are getting the best possible data.
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