From tanks to pipelines, connect field measurements with visual evidence and drone inspections. Give your team a clearer picture of what needs attention—and why.
Start where visibility can make a practical difference: the transfer boundary and the vulnerable pipeline point.
What left? What arrived? What explains the difference? Bring stock movement and visible activity into the same review.
Focus attention on suspicious activity at selected locations. Combine field signals, fixed views and drone observations to support a response.
Alerts identify conditions to investigate. A discrepancy or unusual signal alone does not confirm theft or vandalism.
Choose a scenario. Follow the event.
See how each layer adds context.
Tank level
68.4%Monitoring configured signalsRead tank level, available meter totals and transfer status. Build a clear picture of an agreed transfer boundary.
Keep the measurement, the view and the response together. Your team can review one event without piecing the story together across separate systems.
Define your first use caseMeasurements, trigger conditions, timestamps and data quality.
Available pre-event, event and post-event imagery from the mapped camera view.
Drone observations linked to the event, with automatic inspection flights shown as a planned capability.
Remote locations, interrupted connectivity and limited visibility shape the way TRACTRIE is being built.
Maintain a local camera buffer while monitoring is armed. Preserve event imagery and measurements, then synchronise when connectivity returns.
Make an offline camera, incomplete footage or uncertain timestamp visible in the event review.
Operators coordinate response and can override planned autonomous inspections. Flights require operational approval and suitable conditions.
TRACTRIE is built for upstream and midstream oil and gas operators managing storage tanks, transfer systems and pipelines.
Production tanks, flow stations, gathering lines and transfer points.
Tank farms, depots, terminals and crude/product pipelines.
Operations, loss control, pipeline integrity and security teams investigating:
Start with a defined tank-to-transfer boundary or a selected pipeline location. Agree what to observe, who responds and how we measure the result.
Choose your starting pointIdentify the recurring problem, existing instruments and the view needed to investigate it.
Configure field signals and fixed views, with a plan for drone inspections where useful.
Track event discovery, usable evidence, investigation time and documented operator actions.
