Assessment of utility components using airborne remote sensing
AssigneeFlorida Power & Light Company
InventorsMackenzie Vecchio, Eric D. Schwartz, Jackson A Beebe, John P. Cannon, Paul R. Hynes
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AssigneeFlorida Power & Light Company
InventorsMackenzie Vecchio, Eric D. Schwartz, Jackson A Beebe, John P. Cannon, Paul R. Hynes
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A system and method that reduces the time needed to identify infrastructure that has been damaged due to a storm, earthquake, or other event. At a high level, the presently claimed invention includes the following steps. Step 1: Assigned airborne response equipped with high-powered lidar sensors to fly over impacted areas to collect a 3D point cloud. This data focuses on the 3D geometry of the built environment and may be processed in a highly automated fashion to derive the locations of downed poles and wires. Step 2: run automated processes to identify highly impacted areas—providing an output of precise XY locations of downed poles and wires. And step 3: develop unique resource allocation response given the areas of known major damage.
A computer-implemented method for detecting an abnormality on a utility infrastructure, the method comprising:
An information processing system for detecting an abnormality on a utility infrastructure, the information processing system comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.