The whole grid on one board — live outages, fire-threat and wind, service territories and transmission — fused from public feeds. Situational awareness for everyone the control room can't reach.
The ADMS/OMS platforms — GE Vernova, Schneider, Oracle, Survalent — run the grid brilliantly, but they are licensed, closed, single-tenant, and SCADA-integrated: one utility, behind the cyber perimeter.
The public feeds already exist — Cal OES outages, CAISO Today's Outlook, EIA-930, CPUC fire-threat, the IOU PSPS forecasts — but they sit siloed. Nobody fuses them into one operating picture.
An EOC. A CPUC analyst. A mutual-aid coordinator. A municipal or co-op utility. An overseas operator. The system-level view exists for none of them.
Statewide customers-out, active outage areas, PSPS in effect, peak wind, transmission at a glance — a posture bar, not a KPI wall.
Transmission, IOU/POU territories and substations under live outage areas, the wind-threat grid and the CPUC fire-threat tiers.
Territories ranked by wind × fire-threat × dependent load — the proactive PSPS triage, subordinate to the map.
Click a territory: who loses power? Dependent residents, critical water, transmission inside — confidence-tagged.
One screen an EOC, a regulator, a mutual-aid partner and a small utility can all read at once — no SCADA integration required.
Select a territory, or click any feature on the map. The lens computes the downstream consequence from live public data: electricity-dependent residents (HHS emPOWER), critical wastewater and drinking-water systems, and the transmission miles inside the footprint.
The KPIs re-scope to that territory in the same click — so the operating picture and the impact estimate always agree.
Honestly labeled. Without feeder topology the fan-out is geographic containment, not electrical connectivity — every item carries a confidence tag, and the lens says so.
It complements the platforms that run and model the grid — a shared, open operating picture on top. Where a feed doesn't exist, the board says so; it never fakes certainty.
| Capability | ADMS / SCADA & public dashboards | Network Operations Map |
|---|---|---|
| Live outage × asset × threat, fused on one map | siloed feeds | one board |
| Cross-utility, system-level view without SCADA | single-tenant | shared |
| PSPS "who loses power" consequence | private / none | built in |
| Keyless & sovereign (on-prem, behind SSO) | licensed / hosted | yes |
| Runs on Strata or ArcGIS | vendor-locked | either |
Deploys on your servers, behind your SSO — no API keys, no data leaving your perimeter. MIT-open, no lock-in.
Genuine Esri Web-Map JSON, ESRI drawingInfo/popupInfo, EPSG:4326 — the formats your GIS team already speaks.
Another state or country is configuration, not development — swap the verified feed catalog and the board follows.
Built by describing it, not coding it — the same app a GIS admin can regenerate and re-scope by command.
Open the demo, click a service territory or a live outage, and watch the KPIs re-scope and the consequence resolve — the operating picture the control room could never share.