Overview

By integrating a variety of risk factors—including but not limited to wind patterns, temperature fluctuations, and fuel conditions—AIP for PSPS Planning aids emergency response teams in the planning process. Utilizing predictive weather model data, the system enables users to forecast PSPS events and also simulate the potential reach and impact these events may have on communities, infrastructure, and essential services.

Features

• Risk Factor Integration: Configure both short-term and long-term risk factors, including meteorological conditions and environmental risks.
• PSPS Protocol Automation: Configure rule-based thresholds to initiate PSPS protocols, ensuring proactive response to potential threats.
• Forecast-Driven Simulations: Simulate the extent and scope of potential PSPS events based on weather forecasts.
• Impact Analysis: Run “what-if” analyses to evaluate the impact of PSPS events, focusing on customer well-being, community resilience, and the safety of critical infrastructures.
• Dynamic Updates: Continuously refine the PSPS scope, including which devices, circuits, and customers are affected, based on changes to weather conditions and other risk factors.