ROSEN’s AutoSCAN system used on Middle East pipeline project
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World Pipelines,
ROSEN’s newly developed automated signal comparison and normalisation (AutoSCAN) software package played an essential role in the timely and successful completion of a project for a client in the Middle East.
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