Observed arrival · 2026-09-06
North Idaho Labs Puts the Riskiest Feeder Miles First
A Moscow, Idaho remote-sensing service that helps utility co-ops rank vegetation and storm hazards along power feeders.
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The proposed workflow uses a wide satellite or public-aerial pass to rank territory, vehicle capture for drivable corridors, and licensed drone flights where the wire leaves the road. The listed output is a ranked work list in CSV and GeoJSON, with a web, QGIS, or Arc map package and a 90-minute review workshop. The pilot is described as covering about 50–150 miles over four to eight weeks, usually for $15,000–$45,000.
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