Teren Launches Terevue to Revolutionize Environmental Risk Management for Infrastructure Operators With Real-time Geospatial Intelligence
New SaaS Product Is the First and Only Technology Offering System-wide Intelligent Alerting of Potential Environmental Hazard Events on Critical Infrastructure. DENVER, COLORADO, March 5th, 2025 (BUSINESSWIRE) — Teren, a leader in geospatial intelligence, is proud to announce the launch of Terevue, a groundbreaking cloud-based environmental intelligence platform that empowers pipeline operators and infrastructure managers […]
API RP 1187 Recommended Practice for Managing Landslide Hazards for Pipeline Integrity Explained, and How to Implement
Introduction to API Recommended Practices Landslides are complex geological phenomena that can have devastating effects on pipeline infrastructure and pose a significant threat to pipelines crossing complex terrain. They can be caused by both natural events and human activities and represent a constant risk to operations, especially in pipelines traversing mountainous or unstable areas. API […]
Debris Flows: Understanding Nature’s Destructive Geological Phenomenon
Introduction Nature has few forces as swift and destructive as debris flows. These geological phenomena are more than just landslides – they’re powerful, unpredictable forces that can change terrain in an instant. They occur in a wide variety of environments and generally happen during intense rainfall or rapid snowmelt, often starting on hillsides or mountains. […]
Transforming Well Pad Reclamation in Colorado’s DJ Basin
Learn how a major oil and gas producer has leveraged Teren’s environmental intelligence to become a leader in well pad reclamation. The Challenge: Well Pad Reclamation is a Complex, Regulated Landscape Well pad reclamation in Colorado’s Denver-Julesburg (DJ) Basin involves intricate processes and strict regulations. Companies acquire numerous assets over the years, and then often […]
From Polar Bears to Landslides: A Geomorphologist’s Quest to Solve Nature’s Greatest Mysteries Through Soil
In his 25+ years as a geomorphologist, soil scientist and quantitative spatial ecologist, John Norman has navigated the realms of the impossible more than once. From predicting landslide risks to studying soil moisture, his journey has been one of transforming once “impossible” tasks into actionable science. But one project stands out: the time he was […]
Slope Stability Explained, and It’s Relationship with Landslides
Have you ever wondered what makes a grassy hillside stay put instead of sliding down into a big Dali-like pile at the bottom? This primer explains the fundamental dynamics of how vegetation, soil moisture, and infrastructure interact to influence the stability of sloped terrain. Careful land management is crucial for slope safety and preventing landslides. […]
Introducing Terevue: The Future of Environmental Risk Management
Introducing Terevue! Integrate weather data, asset information, and threat-specific analytics into a single, user-friendly interface.
From Reactive to Proactive Pipeline Integrity Management: A Transformation in Appalachia
The Problem: A Hidden Threat to Critical Infrastructure Eight years ago, Bryan Crowe, a Pipeline Operations Manager, found himself in a challenging situation in West Virginia. “I’m standing on top of a pipeline, looking down the right of way,” Crowe recalled, “and one of our pipeline technicians had done a locate and noticed a strange […]