Geoscience

Energy, Mining and Utilities

Climate change poses serious challenges for private companies in the energy, mining and utilities sector. In these industries, extreme climate events impact the maintenance and operations of infrastructure, affecting the ability to protect staff safety, maintain production and continue service delivery. While environmental changes are increasing the risk that ground displacement and other hazard presents to important infrastructure throughout the world, remote sensing and satellite technology provide new possibilities for monitoring it in near real-time.

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CartoVista empowers you to

Better understand and manage key assets, projects and resources
Visualize and plan current and future capacity
Perform hazard risk analysis and environmental assessment with external earth observation / field data
Share strategic corporate GIS data efficiently in the cloud for infrastructure maintenance and surveillance
Communicate visually with stakeholders and make better business decisions
Be up and running in as little as one hour, with no IT support

Damage from landslide-related hazards costs many economies around the world more than damage associated with hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes and floods.

Catalyst Earth

What you can do in CartoVista map interface

Be more efficient in geospatial data sharing
Add geoscience data (remote sensing, time-based) with ease via drag & drop
Configure how data is displayed with just a few clicks
Answer business questions visually with interactive tools
Create compelling visual stories with integrated multimedia
Empower end users to self-serve

CartoVista in action for energy, mining and utilities

Planning

Surveillance & Risk Analysis

Data Sharing

Insurance

Infrastructure Management

Communications

Engineers

Transmission planners

Data analysts

Market analysts

Project managers

Energy Transmission Planning

Create maps that showcase market data and vital planning information, including points of interconnection and current/future capacity. Enhance communication with key stakeholders. See ISOs/RTOs Transmission Planning and FERC 2023 Order Public Maps Requirements.