A wildfire closing on the grid
A fire-threat zone intersects the transmission lines and substations feeding a metro.
The pattern
The fire zone and the grid map, together, forecast the outage. You can see which lines and substations fall inside the threat and which population depends on them.
Signals fused
Wildfire risk zonesGrid infrastructureGrid substations
How the fusion works
A fire threat zone is intersected with grid geometry and the population it serves, so exposed assets and the customers behind them surface together.
The picture behind the shutoff, hours early.
Why it matters
This is the picture behind a public-safety power shutoff. Seeing it early is the difference between a plan and a scramble.
The play
Intersect the fire zone with the grid and flag the assets and customers at risk.
What you get
The assets and customers at risk, ready for a shutoff decision.
Signal Command fuses independent signals onto one time-and-place model, with provenance on every record, so the convergence, not any single source, becomes the alert. Launch the platform ↗
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