InfraWEB - contracts, condition and operations on one live map
InfraWEB is a browser-based service that collects operational data from contractor fleet systems, weather services and sensor networks, and sets it against the maintenance contract that applies to each area. Part of Triona's Infra Data Management Solution.
Why
The data exists. The answer does not.
The data needed to supervise a maintenance contract usually exists already. It is spread across the contractor's fleet system, a weather service, a sensor network, and the contract documents themselves. None of those four was built to answer whether the contract is being met.
InfraWEB answers it. It aggregates rather than replaces, collecting data over interfaces from the systems you already run and putting it on one map against the requirements of the contract in force.
- One shared view - you, your contractor and your own organization read the same picture at the same time
- Measured against the contract - progress as a percentage per contract area, against the boundary conditions that apply to it
- Nothing has to be replaced - the systems that hold your data keep running as they do today
- Near real time - the map shows the work as it happens, area by area
- Start where it costs you most - begin with winter maintenance or sign management, and extend into condition and maintenance history as you grow
Features
What you can follow in real time
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Plowing against the snow that fell
Plowing by time and place, snowfall and accumulation, snow depth, and threshold fulfillment, with progress per contract area.
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Slipperiness management
Spot friction and driving friction, road surface condition and threshold fulfillment, with anti-skid actions geolocated and timestamped by contract area and maintenance class.
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Air quality and the effect of dust binding
Air quality per contract area, and what dust binding actually did to it. Actions are located by area, maintenance class, time and type.
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Where the fleet has been
Vehicle movements and actions for any period you choose, overall and per driven route, including how many vehicles worked and how far they drove per operation.
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The contract, in the same place as the data
Contract name, contractor, start and end dates, the area on the map, maintenance classes, and contractual requirements such as equipment quantities and sensor information.
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Daily and monthly reporting
Weather and actions side by side, snowfall with plowing and air quality with dust binding, per contract area.
Challenge
Supervision without evidence
Supervising a maintenance contract means answering for it. A resident asks why their street was not cleared. An elected official asks whether the contract is delivering. Putting the answer together by hand, from the contract documents and from someone else's system, is work nobody has time for during a snowfall.
- Contract requirements and execution data live in different places.
- Follow-up based on reports, once the situation has already moved on.
- No progress figure per contract area to show anyone.
- Resident feedback hard to answer with anything concrete.
Solution
How InfraWEB works
Data arrives over interfaces and is compared with the requirements in force.
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Collect over interfaces
Weather and traffic data services, contractor fleet systems, contractor reporting and material usage systems, your own data sources and data warehouses, and your own map service.
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Assign to contract area and asset
Every observation is matched to the contract area it falls in, and to the asset where it relates to one, in near real time.
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Compare against the contract
Contract boundary conditions compared with what was done, per maintenance class.
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Show progress and report
Progress is shown as a percentage per contract area. Daily and monthly reports cover each area and your whole area, built from historical data.
Who is it for?
Built for the people who answer for the contract
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LOCAL
MUNICIPALITIES AND CITIES
Responsible for street and road maintenance, supervising contracts that have to be measured.
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OWNERS
Infrastructure OWNERS
That need one situational picture across their contract areas.
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FORESTRY
MaintEnance Contractors
Managing their own operations and reporting in infrastructure maintenance.
Contact
Talk to us about InfraWEB
Contact us for more information, or to book a demo and talk through your own contract areas.
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