Maharashtra: The
Maharashtra State electricity Transmission Company Limited (MSETCL), under the Ministry of Energy, government of maharashtra, has partnered with the
National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), ISRO, to advance the
Phase-2 development of a Web-Based Decision Support System (DSS). The MoU was signed to strengthen planning, monitoring, and operational efficiency of Maharashtra’s
Extra High Voltage (EHV) transmission network.
Key HighlightsObjective of the DSSThe Web-Based Decision Support System is designed to
aid decision-making in the planning, maintenance, and monitoring of the state’s
EHV transmission infrastructure.It leverages
satellite data, geospatial mapping, and predictive analytics to enhance grid reliability and efficiency.
Role of ISRO-NRSCNRSC will provide
advanced satellite imagery, geospatial analysis, and remote sensing expertise.These technologies will help in
identifying potential network bottlenecks, planning expansions, and preventing outages.
Benefits for MSETCL and MaharashtraImproved
real-time monitoring of transmission lines and substations.Enhanced
decision-making capabilities for maintenance and expansion planning.Reduced
operational risks and outages, leading to more reliable power supply.
Phase-2 DevelopmentBuilds upon Phase-1, which established the
basic framework and data integration.Phase-2 will focus on
advanced analytics, predictive maintenance features, and user-friendly web interdata-faces.
ConclusionThe collaboration between
MSETCL and ISRO-NRSC represents a significant step toward
modernizing Maharashtra’s power transmission infrastructure using
geospatial technology and decision support tools. By integrating satellite data and predictive analytics, the Web-Based DSS aims to
enhance efficiency, reliability, and planning capabilities for the state’s EHV network.
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