The Infosys Solution for Vegetation Management is a comprehensive system designed to help utility companies effectively manage vegetation around electrical transmission and distribution lines. By integrating advanced technologies such as computer vision, data science, and machine learning, this solution enables utilities to proactively identify and mitigate risks associated with vegetation encroachment, thereby reducing the likelihood of power outages and wildfires. Key Features and Functionality: - High-Resolution Imaging: Utilizes drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and multispectral sensors to capture detailed images of vegetation near power lines. - AI-Powered Analysis: Employs artificial intelligence models to analyze vegetation growth patterns, considering factors like seasonal changes and growth angles, to predict potential threats to infrastructure. - Risk Assessment and Prioritization: Generates 3D models and provides location-based alerts, color-coded by urgency, to help utilities prioritize maintenance tasks effectively. - Integration with SAP BTP: Leverages SAP Business Technology Platform to manage image surveys, risk assessments, and work management processes related to vegetation management. Primary Value and Problem Solved: The primary value of the Infosys Solution for Vegetation Management lies in its ability to transform traditional, reactive vegetation management practices into a proactive, data-driven approach. By accurately predicting and addressing vegetation-related risks before they escalate, utility companies can: - Enhance Reliability: Reduce the incidence of power outages caused by vegetation interference. - Improve Safety: Mitigate the risk of wildfires and other hazards associated with overgrown vegetation near power lines. - Optimize Costs: Allocate maintenance resources more efficiently, leading to cost savings in vegetation management programs. This solution not only ensures compliance with regulatory standards but also supports environmental sustainability by promoting responsible vegetation management practices.