In this episode of the Oil and Gas Measurement Podcast, host Weldon Wright speaks with Dave Curtis about the long-running GPA Midstream School of Chromatography and the critical role analytical measurement plays across the oil and gas industry. The conversation explores how chromatography impacts everything from gas quality and liquid analysis to allocations, custody transfer, and commercial accuracy.

Dave also discusses the importance of hands-on training, industry committee involvement, and developing the next generation of technical experts responsible for maintaining accurate measurement systems throughout the industry.

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In this episode of the Oil and Gas Measurement Podcast, Weldon Wright is joined by Don Sextro and John Brackett to discuss the International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement and what attendees can expect from this year's program. The conversation covers the school's history, the range of classes and hands-on training available, the exhibitor experience, and the broader value of industry education and networking.

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This episode of the Oil and Gas Measurement Podcast explores the evolution and future of liquid flow computers, featuring insights from industry veteran Galen Cotton. The conversation highlights how measurement technologies have advanced over time and examines the role of modern flow computing, data communication, and system design in improving accuracy and operational visibility. It also touches on emerging trends that are shaping the future of measurement in the oil and gas industry.