Continuous Transmission Line and Right of Way
Monitoring with LineAware™
LineAware provides operational flexibility to help utilities predict, detect, and respond to weather threats using advanced wind modeling and measurement
LineAware®
Severe Weather Is a Leading Cause of Grid Disruptions
Severe weather events account for 83% of major power outages, costing billions annually in restoration.
Growing weather risk requires real-time actionable intelligence to maintain reliability and safety.
LineAware®
Utilities Face:
Digital Infrastructure for a Safer Grid
LineAware™ equips utilities with continuous monitoring and proactive insights that enable preparedness & action before emergencies arise
Severe Weather Risk Visibility
Direct right-of-way wind measurements using tower-mounted weather stations
30 meter resolution wind forecasts using computational fluid dynamics up to 10 days
Customizable thresholds and alerting
Conductor Behavior
Monitor phase-by-phase conductor sag and analyze conductor behavior over time.
Monitor current and forecasted precipitation, humidity, and temperature
Customizable thresholds and alerting
Icing Detection
Forecasted icing risk accumulation using temperature, precipitation, and humidity
Tower-mounted anemometers directly measure precipitation, humidity, and temperature
Alert on anomalous sag and ice accumulation risk
Utilities that Trust LineVision
Scott Kaufmann
VP of Transmission, NV Energy
Paul Haering
VP of Capital Investments, New York Transco
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FAQs
LineAware can evaluate wildfire risk and climatic conditions like measured/forecasted wind speed at both transmission and distribution sites.
Wind speed is measured locally using an ultrasonic anemometer. Numerical windspeed predictions are calculated using CFD-corrected third-party weather data.
