Identifying unusual or unexpected events, helping to avoid serious accidents and ensure the safety and reliability of operations on a nuclear site is paramount. And it’s not just about the radioactive material and its effects:  asset monitoring includes building rooftops, pipelines, plant, and industrial facilities structures themselves.

Typically, inspections are predominantly undertaken manually, requiring resource intensive work which sometimes involves erecting scaffolds, working at height or fastidious and repeated walkarounds.

Over the past few years, the use of drones has provided a massive step-change in asset inspection regime for historically hard to reach areas.

Now, safety risks and associated operational constraints can even be further reduced with the use of anomaly detection from higher up in the sky…from much higher up.

We all know that satellites are packed with next-generation technologies that enable the collection of data remotely. This equipment can also be used to provide early insight into risky areas, supporting informed and timely decision-making. We’ve all seen it.

Now, without touching the elements being monitored and with limited need for investigations, you can also use that technology to bring a step change improvement to the condition monitoring of external assets. Through enhanced data capture and intelligent analysis, proactively improve decision-making capability for on-site asset condition monitoring.

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