State plans LiDAR study for gas line routeLaser technology can find faults under brush; study to cover zone along Alaska Highway from Delta Junction to Canada Wesley Loy For Petroleum News
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources plans to study part of the proposed natural gas pipeline route with a laser-powered technology known as LiDAR.
LiDAR, an acronym for light detection and ranging, is highly effective at locating faults that could pose a hazard to a pipeline.
The DNR in April....
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