Ultrasound In-Line Inspection is a widely used technology to gain high-quality information about possible pipeline threats like corrosion and cracking. Techniques for data gathering using ultrasound signals and their analysis have been optimized over decades. New generations of algorithms using artificial intelligence to detect, classify and size anomalies in the pipeline are replacing the previous classical approaches which have often been based on rulesets and thresholding techniques (e.g. [ 1], [2], [3], [4]). This new generation of algorithms provides the ability to
combine complex information from multiple sources to draw conclusions close to real time. This gives them high potential for the need to make critical decisions under time pressure like for priority notification where customers require fast information about highly critical anomalies in their assets.


