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1,300 miles of pipeline monitored by drones in Alaska’s remote Prudhoe Bay oil field. Learn more here: http://on.bp.com/22JdyjI

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Colin Svilar

Pricing & Sales Performance Specialist at ArcelorMittal International

8y

Very cool to see BP using drones for these purposes.

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Paras Thakur

East Contracts Lead for Shell Downstream T&S - East and LNG

8y

Working with drones for Aerial Survillance is a good practise for Pipeline survey. But Satellite survey is having its edge over other technologies with a coverage of 1 Million Sqkm of aerial coverage a day with ease in 3D mapping. This is something to be implemented on full scale.

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Martin Botha

Hoistman shaft sinking

8y

Yes, that would be a fantastic job to do!!👍🏻

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Francis Tabrett

ROV supervisor/ ROV Senior Pilot/ Submersible Engineer

8y

I fly drones and fpv for a hobby. Wouldn't mind doing it as a job.

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Carletta McKellips B.S, M.A

Risk and Safety Consultant at New Mexico Mutual

8y

I think that working with drones can be a good tool to use in the safety field. I see them being used in various applications. So this is very cool to see it being used here.

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Very interesting experience. But if it can be replaced by satellite technology (as Kevin said) ... We should to compare both methods in each case, I think.

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Thank you sir for your information, our instruments are not at the top to have all those information which are crucial and to avoid any kind of leaks of product,

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Kevin Reyniers

Sales Director at Intero-The Sniffers

8y

Our Company can provide that service with satellite ,its faster and lower the costs.

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