This report details the work undertaken by the International Gas Union (IGU) Study Group 3.4 during the triennium 2003–2006. The initiative that launched this work came during the 22nd World Gas Conference where it was noticed that use of pipeline incident information often is not fit for purpose. A comparative analysis has been carried out considering the most frequently used and reliable high pressure gas pipeline incident databases. The four main objectives of the analysis were to determine the differences and similarities of existing databases, create a reference model to be used when developing a new pipeline incident database, assess if harmonization of existing databases is possible and to provide recommendations regarding the above.
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2006 International Pipeline Conference
September 25–29, 2006
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Conference Sponsors:
- Pipeline Division
ISBN:
0-7918-4261-4
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A Guideline: Using or Creating Incident Databases for Natural Gas Transmission Pipelines Available to Purchase
R. Bolt
Gasunie
A. Hilgenstock
E.ON Ruhrgas AG
C. Kolovich
Kiefner & Associates, Inc.
D. Velez Vega
ENAGAS, S.A.
A. Cappanera
SNAM Rete Gas
O. Rasmussen
Gassco, AS
Paper No:
IPC2006-10619, pp. 1005-1012; 8 pages
Published Online:
October 2, 2008
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Bolt, R, Hilgenstock, A, Kolovich, C, Velez Vega, D, Cappanera, A, & Rasmussen, O. "A Guideline: Using or Creating Incident Databases for Natural Gas Transmission Pipelines." Proceedings of the 2006 International Pipeline Conference. Volume 1: Project Management; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues; Operations and Maintenance; Pipelining in Northern Environments; Standards and Regulations. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. September 25–29, 2006. pp. 1005-1012. ASME. https://doi.org/10.1115/IPC2006-10619
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