Pipeliners Podcast
Episode 313: GPAC Meeting for Leak Detection & Repair with Keith Coyle
Pipeline Technology Podcast
Episode 40: Pipeline and Gas Journal Transition to a Digital Publication with Andy McDowell
Oil & Gas Measurement Podcast
Episode 26: VCF and Averaging Techniques with Matt Holmes
About the Pipeliners Podcast
Launched in November 2017, the original Pipeliners Podcast set in motion a new method of providing education to pipeline professionals through the emerging podcasting platform. The weekly podcast is released every Tuesday. Host Russel Treat welcomes industry-leading experts and insightful guests to share their knowledge about specific pipeline topics in an informative, conversational setting. The episodes cover topics that include alarm management, compliance, control room management, cybersecurity, HMI and SCADA, inspection, integrity, leak detection, measurement, pipeline history, pipeline technology, regulatory issues, and more.
About the Pipeline Technology Podcast (PTP)
Launched in September 2020, the Pipeline Technology Podcast (PTP) is hosted by Russel Treat and sponsored by Pipeline & Gas Journal (PGJ). The monthly podcast is released on Wednesdays each month. The second podcast in the Pipeline Podcast Network was created through a conversation with PGJ editor Michael Reed to advance education about pipeline technology through the podcasting forum. Each monthly episode focuses on a specific area of current and emerging pipeline technology. The goal is to provide pipeline professionals with a greater understanding of the latest use of technology and upcoming trends that will impact how pipeliners perform their work.
About the Oil & Gas Measurement Podcast
Launched in January 2022, the Oil & Gas Measurement Podcast is hosted by measurement expert Weldon Wright. The monthly podcast is released on the third Wednesday of each month. Each monthly episode focuses on a specific area of oil and gas measurement, such as technology, regulations, operating procedures, training, and other topics. The goal is to provide measurement professionals with a greater understanding of the latest measurement trends that impact how they perform, manage, or supervise the work to be done.