How to Manage Complex Geological Infrastructure with Virtual Reality?

A GeoVisionary case study about Costs, Safety and Efficiency.

Managing distributed and critical infrastructure is a challenging task that demands up-to-date and relevant information be continually gathered, processed, and analysed by experts from a range of disciplines.

Uniten manages 30,000 transmission towers on behalf of Tenaga Nasional Berhad across the Malaysian peninsula, across challenging terrain often subject to extreme weather that can directly impact the terrain on which the network sits.

In response to this challenge, Uniten have placed visualisation at the heart of a toolset that allows data from a range of sources to be brought together, viewed and analysed. Together and in context.

Key Takeaways

Why and how did UNITEN start this VR journey?
How GeoVisionary is at the heart of a new and more effective means of managing the electrical distribution network across Malaysia through
- More complete and robust route planning
- Managing existing infrastructure across a range of challenging environments, subject to different risks such as land slip and flooding
- Bringing live data feeds into a virtual 3D environment

How this leads to a more efficient, safer and cheaper means of working that is relevant to anyone interested in managing assets that extend across regions and countries
How VR is rapidly changing the role of Geoscientists today
Extensive Q & A