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experience, but if it is not less than, say, two years old, it is probably worthless
and could be totally misleading - because this industry is on the move,
constantly....
Time and tide and ILI wait for no man!

REFERENCES

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Technology Conference, Houston, February.
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3. HAAnderson etaL, 1991. High accuracy caliper surveys with the Geopig
pipeline inertial geometry tool. Pipeline Pigging & Inspection Technology
Conference, Houston, February.
4. LJackson and R.Wilkins, 1989. The development and exploitation of British
Gas' pipeline inspection technology. Institution of Gas Engineers 55th
Autumn Meeting, November.
5. J.A.de Raad, 1986. Comparison between ultrasonic and magnetic flux pigs
for pipeline inspection. International Subsea Pigging Conference,
Haugesund, September.
6. J.C.Braithwaite and L.L.Morgan, 1988. Extending the boundaries of intelli-
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deen, February.

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