Security and trust

  • Trusted time: the clock behind every observation

    Every measurement is a value and a moment. When the moment is wrong, the value misleads, so an observing network needs trusted time: a clock it can trace, bound and prove.

  • Observing a transmission corridor: a reference design

    A high-voltage line is limited by heat, sag and the ground beneath it. This reference design shows how a transmission corridor observing site can watch the conductor, the weather on the line and the vegetation below,…

  • Observing an open-pit mine: a reference design

    An open-pit mine moves rock every day, and every move changes the slopes, the ground and the air around it. This reference design shows how a mine observing site watches slope movement, blast effects and dust,…

  • Grids that many owners can trust

    An observing grid joins devices, software and data from many providers and many operators. It can only be trusted if no part is trusted by default, and every part earns its place with evidence.