Transmission Line Monitoring
Transmission lines watched end to end — not span by span when someone reports a problem. Corridor, clearances, vegetation, encroachment and natural-hazard exposure are followed over the whole route and reported to the operator.
What we do
- 01
Whole-route control
Every span and tower of the line followed as one asset.
- 02
Corridor & clearances
Right-of-way, clearances and sag condition tracked along the route.
- 03
Vegetation & encroachment
Growth and new structures in the corridor flagged before they become outages.
- 04
Natural-hazard exposure
Flood, landslide, wildfire and storm exposure along the line.
- 05
Satellite-radar change detection
Change along the corridor detected from orbit, day or night, through cloud.
- 06
Operator reporting
Prioritised findings and maintenance lists delivered in the operator’s format.
Typical deliverables
- 01Line baseline and corridor map
- 02Clearance and sag condition report
- 03Vegetation and encroachment register
- 04Hazard exposure map
- 05Change-detection alerts
- 06Periodic operator report
- 07Prioritised maintenance list
Method
- 01
Baseline
Line and corridor mapped.
- 02
Watch
Route followed continuously.
- 03
Detect
Changes and risks flagged.
- 04
Prioritise
Findings ranked by risk.
- 05
Report
Operator receives actions, not data.
Engagement roles
Advisor
- Asset condition and risk review
- Due diligence of transmission assets
- Monitoring strategy for operators
Technical Consultant
- Monitoring set-up and baseline
- Corridor and clearance studies
- Maintenance specification
Technical Partner
- Ongoing full-line monitoring
- Integration with operator systems
- Support for repairs and reinforcement
Computed on our platform
- Route & corridor
- Conductor sag
- Site hazards
- Radar scenes
- Change detection
- Verified reports
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