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Paul Dickerson

Global Products Leader, Pipeline Management

Paul Dickerson has product leadership, product management, feature design and product ownership experience for a suite of CFD solutions developed for real time, online and offline analysis of pipes and piping networks.

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Modern Pipeline Engineering Requires the Best Software

Oct 17, 2023

Pipeline operations are vastly different than they were just five or ten short years ago. One key area in which this is true is in the rise of renewables and sustainability. Today’s pipelines are moving new products like hydrogen or carbon dioxide (CO2) from carbon...

Addressing Carbon Dioxide and Hydrogen Pipeline Transport Challenges

Mar 20, 2023

In a World Pipelines article, A Cleaner Energy Transition, Emerson’s Paul Dickerson discusses the need for pipeline monitoring & design to transport hydrogen for energy storage and carbon dioxide for carbon capture projects.

Approaching Leak Detection with Automated Vigilance

Dec 7, 2022

An article, Strategic Approach to Automated Leak, Rupture Detection, was published in the June 2021 edition of Pipeline & Gas Journal. It highlights why methods of detection, analysis of risk, and systems innovations should be viewed as a priority.

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