Benefit 01
Cuts manual image triage
Output used
Capture QA and thermal/RGB registration record
Omniterra Atlas · Application 03
Move from a hot-pixel gallery to a source-linked inspection result.
Combine thermal and RGB capture into mapped findings for solar, roofs, substations, utilities, and industrial assets.
- Starts with
- Photos, video, drone capture, plans, control, and prior site states.
- You receive
- A managed thermal evidence mission with an agreed anomaly taxonomy, review path, and maintenance-ready output.
Product output / application view
Inspect metric, visual, semantic, and temporal layers together, with direct links back to the capture and prior site states.
01 / Operational outcome
What improves
Turn each thermal flight into traceable maintenance actions.
The workflow is organized around one operating question: Which anomalies are supported, where are they, what source observations prove them, and what should be inspected next?
Benefit 02
Makes every finding traceable to the capture
Output used
Mapped, classified findings with source frames and review state
Benefit 03
Turns recurring flights into a comparable maintenance record
Output used
Inspection report, browser map, open table, images, and API-ready export
02 / Operational context
Who uses it and when
Start with the operating team, trigger, and decision.
The technical scope starts from the operating moment, available observations, site geometry, time window, and the result the team needs to use.
Teams
Solar O&M teams, roof and building inspectors, utilities, substation contractors, and thermal-drone providers.
Primary users
O&M director, inspection manager, asset engineer, reliability lead, or service-company founder.
When it applies
Commissioning, warranty review, recurring inspection, suspected underperformance, storm damage, or maintenance planning.
Decision to support
Which anomalies are supported, where are they, what source observations prove them, and what should be inspected next?
03 / Evidence and deliverables
Configured workflow
A managed thermal evidence mission with an agreed anomaly taxonomy, review path, and maintenance-ready output.
The workflow connects named inputs, spatial processing, technical review, and reusable outputs for a defined site state or review period.
Atlas stores the capture, spatial products, findings, and comparison state as one versioned site record.
Output set
What the team receives to support the decision.
01
Capture QA and thermal/RGB registration record
Generated from the registered capture and stored in the current Atlas site version.
02
Mapped, classified findings with source frames and review state
Linked to source imagery, geometry, control, and review state.
03
Asset-level counts, severity fields, and uncertainty
Structured for browser inspection, comparison, and repeat processing.
04
Inspection report, browser map, open table, images, and API-ready export
Exported in open spatial formats for GIS, engineering, and operations systems.
04 / Related use cases
Bring the decision and the site evidence.
Define the record that can support it.
A managed thermal evidence mission with an agreed anomaly taxonomy, review path, and maintenance-ready output.
Send the decision date, site or capture, review period, and the assets or work package under review. We will reply with the required inputs, processing scope, output formats, and next step.
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