The biennial GeoGathering conference provides a venue for oil and gas gathering system and production line operators to share their experiences in applying GIS technology towards data maintenance and integrity management initiatives.
The goal of GeoGathering is to provide valuable insight into the process of GIS enabling your organization and into the role that technology could play in your day to day operations. Sessions focus on real-world experiences ranging from integrity management and regulatory requirements to field data collection and GIS-based data analysis.
The last GeoGathering conference was held in Colorado Springs, Colorado the week of August 21, 2013. The attendance represented approximately 75 different companies and approximately 146 delegates. The conference consisted of 18 industry sponsors, a keynote presentation each day and 15 presentations sessions, including group networking time. Delegates discussed best practice advice on pipeline integrity management, regulations, field data capture, implementing new GIS technology, and important updates from PHMSA and other industry associations.
Who should attend?
- Senior Management
- Integrity Management Specialists
- GIS Professionals
- Field Operations Coordinators
- Engineers
- Project Managers
- Regulatory Compliance Personnel
History
In 2011, the GeoGathering Conference committee decided to transition the conference to a more popular, every-other-year schedule. This would accommodate increased attendance, improved planning, and an exciting new format. Read the full press release.
Why the change in conference schedules? In 2011, the Conference welcomed a new management team full of energy and new ideas to revamp the look and feel of the conference, upgrade the topic approach, and increase support for the presenters. Switching to a biennial schedule now allows the management team to plan and host a conference in 2013 with a unique and innovative agenda.
If you would like to participate in group conversations related to industry issues throughout the year, please join the .
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