Hurricane & Storm Management

Safeguard your network from hurricane danger and destruction

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Hurricanes may be a fact of life, but the extent of danger and damage they can cause doesn’t have to be. From the forecast to the aftermath, your network model acts as your full-cycle safety roadmap from preparation to restoration. Minimize hurricane impact with proactive risk detection, scenario simulation, and post-storm intelligence to chart a course for a safe return to normal operations.

  • Simulate hurricane weather to identify where your network will be hardest hit and the type of damage most likely to occur so you can take proactive measures
  • Maintain awareness of water levels, wind speeds, and their real-time impact so you can stay in control of power dispatch with live weather overlays
  • Plot the fastest course to safe power restoration with a clear picture of which equipment is safely accessible, submerged, or severely damaged

A full-cycle safety roadmap from preparation to restoration

Identify pre-storm vulnerabilities

Predict which parts of your network will be hardest hit by simulating hurricane conditions in your digital network model. Predict which assets will likely need repairs and total replacement so you can budget effectively and prioritize grid hardening initiatives to maximize network-wide benefits. Anticipate and pre-order components that will likely require replacement post-hurricane to minimize downtime.

Keep up with the storm

Your digital network model is the system of record that allows field control teams and emergency responders to maintain critical situational awareness. Using the model, they’ll understand exactly how the storm is impacting your network by overlaying live feeds of weather and outage data. Keep everyone on the same page and understand which assets are compromised and at risk so you can strategize a smooth restoration plan as quickly as possible.

Accelerate recovery

Lean on your digital network model to help inform where to restore power first for the maximum number of customers safely. Generate a comprehensive summary of which assets have been damaged so you can prioritize repairs and budget effectively. Minimize your team’s exposure to dangerous field conditions by making field visits as efficient and infrequent as possible and ensuring teams know precisely what needs to happen on-site.

If southeast wind speeds exceed 90 mph, which trees are most likely to fall?

Which poles are most susceptible to damage or failure in a category 4 and up?

Which likely required repairs will help restore power to the most customers post-storm?

Which assets need your attention?

Learn how to find out, fast.

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