Simplifying real-time natural gas monitoring with integrated process Raman and flow measurement
October 22, 2026
11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT / 4:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
This webinar highlights an integrated solution for natural gas applications combining real-time and in-line process Raman-based compositional analysis with advanced flow measurement and control. The Raman technology delivers precise hydrocarbon and heating value (BTU) measurement, while the flow computer platform enables reliable measurement, monitoring, and remote operational visibility from wellhead to pipeline.
With seamless integration, these solutions connect high-quality compositional data with standardized flow measurement to optimize production and support more efficient natural gas operations. As standards continue to mature, this approach also serves as a compelling forward-looking alternative to traditional gas chromatography (GC) for custody transfer, offering reduced operational complexity.
Speakers
Kathy Rosalina
Field Applications Scientist
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Kathy Rosalina is a Field Applications Scientist at Thermo Fisher Scientific, focused on advancing process Raman technologies for real-time analysis. She brings over a decade of experience in vibrational spectroscopy and chemometric modeling, applying these tools across industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and oil & gas to improve process understanding and performance.
Ethan Borchelt
Product Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Ethan Borchelt joined Thermo Fisher Scientific as a Marketing Specialist III in 2021 and advanced to his current role as the Product Manager for Flow Computers in 2024. He is dedicated to driving innovation and ensuring compliance with industry standards by leveraging customer feedback to enhance product functionality and usability. Ethan deploys strategic plans for the product line and is passionate about bringing new ideas to life. He holds a bachelor’s degree in organizational studies from Brown University.
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