I believe that leveraging satellite data and geospatial technology will be critical in optimizing smart grid development and upgrades in six key ways.
2. Construction Monitoring
Once a site is identified, the construction process is right behind. During the land development and buildout, real-time site monitoring gives the business enhanced visibility from above. Satellite imagery can provide an objective source of information into the progress of the new construction project, keeping decision-makers informed as to whether the project is on schedule.
Satellite imagery can be used to reduce risk and enhance predictability, visibility and industry efficiency. As demand for safety and efficiency grows, I believe that geospatial analytics and smart grid management will become increasingly important for utility operators and energy providers.
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