A microtomography research team at Argonne's Advanced Photon Source (APS) collects 20-80TB/month of raw data, and expects to scale to about 100-200TB/month in the near future. Microtomography can be carried out at a variety of energies suitable for 3D characterization of materials relevant to materials science, geoscience, energy storage, and biology. High-speed imaging allows for ultra-short exposure times, allowing for detailed study of transient material phenomena. Researchers in this group get an allocation at the beamline for a duration of a few days, and gather data that needs to be further processed and analyzed. Subsets of the raw data need to be moved to a diverse set of analysis and storage facilities for processing and long-term preservation. Users can leverage Petrel to help meet these requirements. APS beamline users would also like to use Petrel to track their study metadata and provenance, and share raw and analyzed data with collaborators (some working remotely).