Maximising efficiency of drone-captured data though digitalisation
M Whitton Cyberhawk, UK
As we ascend into the digital age, the volume of data we create and consume is rapidly increasing. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to manage, resulting in valuable data being overlooked which could be catastrophic.
One example is the way industry is quickly looking for transformational ways to optimise traditional inspection results. PDF reports are time-consuming to analyse, navigate and compare resulting in asset owners and operators looking for ways to harness the power of new cloud-based software and data management tools to visualise assets and track and monitor defects over time. Using case studies, Cyberhawk will discuss how energy companies are moving to digital inspection reports and how drone-captured data can be used as the foundation to integrate and host multi-platform data in a secure, cloud-based space.
One example is the way industry is quickly looking for transformational ways to optimise traditional inspection results. PDF reports are time-consuming to analyse, navigate and compare resulting in asset owners and operators looking for ways to harness the power of new cloud-based software and data management tools to visualise assets and track and monitor defects over time. Using case studies, Cyberhawk will discuss how energy companies are moving to digital inspection reports and how drone-captured data can be used as the foundation to integrate and host multi-platform data in a secure, cloud-based space.
