Corridor Vegetation Encroachment
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Vegetation growing into an infrastructure corridor is a slow, predictable, expensive problem. On power lines it causes outages and starts fires; on railways it obscures signals and drops branches on the line; on pipelines it hides the right of way and roots into it. Operators manage it by cutting on a cycle, which means cutting where nothing needed cutting and missing where it did.
The service replaces the cycle with evidence. Given the geometry of the asset, it builds a corridor buffer, tracks vegetation vigour and height proxies inside it through the season, computes a growth rate per segment, and ranks segments by how close they are to breaching clearance.
The product is triage that tells a crew where to go, not a replacement for the inspection they do when they get there.
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