Asset management techniques

An asset management method, comprising:

• receiving, via processing circuitry, location data associated with a plurality of assets of a geographic area, wherein the location data is received from a plurality of sources;
• determining, via the processing circuitry, that an individual asset of the plurality of assets is associated with a plurality of locations based on the location data;
• generating, via the processing circuitry, a model of the geographic area using the location data to place the plurality of assets in the model, wherein the individual asset is placed in the model at the plurality of locations;
• and
• determining a plurality of geographic distances between the individual asset and a second asset of the plurality of assets using the plurality of locations of the model.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, are configured to cause the at least one processor to perform operations comprising:

• detecting one or more asset tags based on sensor data to acquire geolocation codes of a plurality of assets positioned in a geographic area;
• instructing one or more cameras to acquire image data of the geographic area;
• receiving asset geolocation codes of the plurality of assets;
• receiving the image data;
• and
• generating a model of the geographic area using locations associated with the asset geolocation codes and the image data to place the plurality of assets in the model.

An asset management system, comprising:

• a controller, wherein the controller is configured to:
• receive asset geolocation codes of a first plurality of assets positioned in a first geographic area;
• generate a first model of the first geographic area using locations associated with the asset geolocation codes to place the first plurality of assets in the first model, wherein the model comprises one or more conduits associated with each asset of the first plurality of assets;
• determine a remaining capacity in the one or more conduits based on capacity data associated with each asset of the first plurality of assets;
• and
• generate a second model, wherein the second model comprises the first geographic area and a second geographic area, wherein the location of the second geographic area is associated with the remaining capacity in the one or more conduits.

An asset management method, comprising:

• detecting, via a processor, one or more asset tags based on sensor data to acquire geolocation codes of a first plurality of assets positioned in a first geographic area;
• receiving, via the processor, asset geolocation codes of the first plurality of assets;
• and
• generating, via the processor, a first model of the first geographic area using locations associated with the asset geolocation codes to place the first plurality of assets in the first model, wherein the model comprises one or more conduits associated with each of the first plurality of assets.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, are configured to cause the at least one processor to perform operations comprising:

• receiving asset geolocation codes of a first plurality of assets;
• generating a first model of a first geographic area using locations associated with the asset geolocation codes to place the first plurality of assets in the first model, wherein the model comprises one or more conduits associated with each asset of the first plurality of assets;
• determining a remaining capacity in the one or more conduits based on capacity data associated with each of the first plurality of assets;
• and
• generating a second model, wherein the second model comprises the first geographic area and a second geographic area, wherein the location of the second geographic area is associated with the remaining capacity in the one or more conduits.