Satellites, radars and the devices in the field, crossed every minute to find the risk before it arrives.
How monitoring works
The Infrastructure screen crosses the operation’s routes with the observed and forecast weather, stretch by stretch, and says where to act.
Microclimate along the route
The route isn’t painted whole: each point along it, every 1.5 km, is assessed at the time the operation passes through it. Only the exposed stretches get color.
The risk ahead
The map doesn’t show the rain, it shows its effect on the route: the stretch ahead changes color with the risk observed now and the one forecast for when the vehicle gets there.
The operation on its way
Every vehicle in transit appears on the route, in 3D, with its progress, its expected arrival and the level of the stretch it’s on now.
Four risk levels
Normal, Attention, High risk and Critical. Critical never comes from a distant forecast: it takes the event observed, or a few hours away, over a critical operation.
The right window for every operation.
The site’s schedule crossed with the forecast: when the window closes, why, and when it opens again.
How the Operations Panel works
What the operation will do, where and when, crossed with the forecast: the risk of each window and the best time to carry it out.
The whole week, assessed
Each operation goes into the schedule, by hand or through an integration, and each occurrence gets the risk of its own window: Normal, Attention, High risk or Critical.
The reason for every alert
The risk never comes alone: the event, the part of the window it hits, how much of it is lost and whether it’s observed or forecast.
Each crew’s limits
Each crew carries what stops it (wind, rain, lightning, heat), the asset and the team on site, and the alert reaches whoever needs to act.
The ideal window
In Confirm time, the platform compares every possible start with the forecast and suggests the lowest-risk one: here, from 18:00 to 23:00, after the storm.
All the weather, on a single globe.
Temperature, rain, wind and waves, with fires and lightning on top, on the same globe of South America.
The insights for each place
The layers switched on become cards for the chosen place: the risk, the why and what to do.
AI insight
A straight summary of what matters at the place: the most serious risk, where it comes from and what to do now.
Risk index
The layers switched on become an index from 0 to 100, with the risk hour by hour, the peak and the best window of the next 24 hours.
Action plan
Every risk identified comes with the recommended action, for the team to tick off what’s been done.
Conditions now
Every variable at the place, side by side: temperature, rain, wind, waves, UV, visibility, air quality.
