Observation

You want to be as proactive as possible, with precise, real-time visual monitoring of thunderstorms that could affect your installations so you can better anticipate risks and take preventive measures.

An online service that helps you monitor your infrastructures and that automatically alerts your teams at the start and end of a thunderstorm could be a valuable addition to your decision-making aid tools. 

You may also be interested in advanced features for autonomous and comprehensive management, such as the addition of your business data (lines, sites, etc.).

To better anticipate risks, you must be able to assess the severity of a thunderstorm live with the monitoring of lightning flashes and other hazards, such as heavy rain and strong winds, as well as predict its movement.

You have to address issues related to:

• energy: load shedding, starting up autonomous power sources, disconnecting the network or stopping certain processes,
• HSE: ensuring the safety of the public and people working outdoors (site, depot, airport, etc.),
• regulations and standards: responding to risk analysis recommendations, complying with safety standards (e.g. IEC 61400-24 in the wind-energy sector, ICAO/IATA rules for aviation, etc.).