CoSMiC-EYE
Satellite-based monitoring of energy grids
Page last modified
April 11 2024
With the CoSMiC-EYE technology, energy grid operators can keep a continuous eye on their energy corridors. By using radar- and optical satellites, the energy corridor is monitored multiple times per week, and all detected activities, that could potentially be a threat to the energy grid, are presented in the CoSMiC-EYE activities.
Pros & Limitations
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Sustainable - zero emission and no risk on flight incidents
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Reliable - radar satellites are weather- and daylight-independent
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Priced competitively through a smart combination of open and commercial data
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Easily scalable - technology can be applied worldwide for large energy grids
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Frequent monitoring - satellites scan the energy corridor multiple times per week
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CoSMiC-EYE replaces the widely adopted and accepted aerial monitoring methods
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The provision of data from optical satellites is weather dependent, thus not always available
Specification
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Areas of Application
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Gas | Oil pipeline | Water pipeline | Electricity grid.
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Cloud platform
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Multiple device connectivity and data accessible from everywhere.
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Compliance
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Widely accepted monitoring method.
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Machine learning
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User input is used to further train the system to detect relevant events.
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Software
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User friendly software available for desktop and mobile.
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Safety
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Reduce incidents in the energy grid.
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Reviews
Technology Readiness Level
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Development
Technology demonstration
Mature / Proven
Relative Business Impact
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