Abstract: A method may include receiving first data collected as a first pipeline inspection gauge (PIG) passes through a first pipeline and training a machine learning model using the first data. The method may further include receiving second data collected via an optical fiber as a second PIG passes through a second pipeline, wherein the second data is representative of one or more fiber optic events and applying the trained machine learning model to the second data. Additionally, the method may include identifying a position of the second PIG and generating a graphical user interface (GUI) to display the position of the second PIG.

Abstract: A display unit movable between a disassembled position and an assembled position having a back wall, a first sidewall extending from a first side end of the back wall, a second sidewall extending from a second side end of the back wall, and a plurality of shelves that are operably coupled to the back wall, the first sidewall, and the second sidewall. The shelf has a support surface that is parallel to the back wall when the display unit is in the disassembled position. The support surface is configured to be transverse to and extend from the back wall when the display unit is in the assembled position.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatuses for seamlessly embedding content from other sources into web pages. Iframes are typically used to embed the content from other sources. The design or style components of the content from other sources displayed through an Iframe may not match the surrounding content of the web page in which the Iframe is embedded. Often updating the style components of an Iframe will require a client to visit the source of the content, update code, and/or refresh the client's webpage to reflect the updated content. Disclosed herein are methods and systems for allowing a client to update style components of content displayed in an Iframe directly from the Iframe, without requiring the client to leave the client webpage, update code, or refresh the client webpage.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatuses for seamlessly embedding content from other sources into web pages. Iframes are typically used to embed the content from other sources. The design or style components of the content from other sources displayed through an Iframe may not match the surrounding content of the web page in which the Iframe is embedded. Often updating the style components of an Iframe will require a client to visit the source of the content, update code, and/or refresh the client's webpage to reflect the updated content. Disclosed herein are methods and systems for allowing a client to update style components of content displayed in an Iframe directly from the Iframe, without requiring the client to leave the client webpage, update code, or refresh the client webpage.