Event Summary
This presentation will cover:
- An introduction to geospatial analytics
- Rapid, accurate methane emissions measurement and actionable alerts
- Case studies: a large investor-owned utility on the East Coast, a large oil and gas producer with global assets, two consortiums investigating cutting-edge me-thane measurement technologies
- Think beyond just methane measurement – opportunities to expand application and maximize ROI from one set of data
- Vegetation management
- Land movement
- Encroachment
- Other algorithms
Course Objective
This webinar is designed to provide attendees with a better understanding of geospatial analytics and highlight innovative ways the industry is leveraging this technology to increase reliability and efficiency.
Meet Your Instructors
Sean Donegan
President & Chief Executive Officer, Satelytics
Sean Donegan is the President and CEO of Satelytics. He brings over thirty years of technology and software development experience to the company. A dynamic leader, Sean’s career has been focused on building companies through creativity and innovation, recruiting highly effective teams to solve customers’ toughest challenges. Sean founded or owned four successful software companies, most recently Sean Allen LLC which was focused on predictive analytics in the oil & gas marketplace.
With his energetic leadership style, Sean has always believed in building talented teams whose members are laser-focused on problem-solving, results, and financial objectives. These qualities were illustrated during his 15-year tenure as CEO of Westbrook Technologies, Inc. where he transformed a failing enterprise into a highly profitable document management software global leader with customers in 52 countries. Sean earned an undergraduate degree from the University of London and a postgraduate professional qualification from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. Sean lives in Hunting Valley, Ohio.
JD Drumheller
Data Scientist, Southern Cross
JD Drumheller is a data scientist with Southern Cross focused on the development of their Advanced Mobile Leak Detection (AMLD) technology. His main interests are emissions quantification, leak detection approaches, and developing data products for customer use. Before joining the Southern Cross team, he managed a collegiate physics education laboratory and performed research related to optical systems. He holds B.A. in physics and B.S. in applied mathematics from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a Masters of Applied Statistics from Colorado State University.
