With the $675 registration rate for ERGIS ending April 16, it’s a good time to take a closer look at how the Opening Plenary applies to pipeline operations.
Pipeline organizations are operating in an environment where delays in decision-making can have significant operational and regulatory consequences. The Opening Plenary focuses on how location intelligence is being used to close that gap.
One of the central themes is awareness at the speed of events. Organizations are working to reduce the time between something happening in the field and the ability to respond, using real-time data and integrated systems.
The session also explores how AI is being applied to predict failures before they occur, allowing teams to move from reactive maintenance to proactive planning.
Digital twin technology is highlighted as a way to model pipeline systems and test operational decisions in advance, improving confidence and reducing risk.
Another key takeaway is how intelligence is reaching field teams. Inspectors and crews are being equipped with timely, location-based information, improving coordination and response.
From this session, attendees will gain:
- Improved real-time awareness across pipeline systems
- Insight into predictive maintenance and risk reduction
- Practical use of digital twins for operational planning
- Better coordination between control room and field teams
Learn more and register:
https://www.esri.com/en-us/about/events/esri-energy-resources-gis-conference/overview
