Terevue Profile summarizes threat exposure using national-scale models tailored to your asset footprint. Each threat is ranked using a percentile scale (0–100), identifying where your pipeline intersects with the most severe conditions.
Included threat models:
Landslide – Risk based on terrain, soil, and hydrologic energy
Subsidence – Areas prone to ground settlement
Seismic – Exposure to earthquake-prone zones
Coastal Flooding – Category 3 hurricane surge scenarios
Inland Flooding – High-risk riparian zones
River Scour – Stream power and bank erosion potential
Depth-of-Cover – Threats from agriculture, roads, and erosion
Terevue Profile includes two standardized views to contextualize risk:
Linear Referenced Threats
Map the precise begin and end points where your pipeline intersects each significant threat, enabling location-specific asset planning.
Top Quintile Threat Zones
Identify the highest-risk zones—top 20% nationally—within a mile of your pipeline for fast triage and prioritization.
To help you get the most out of your data, Terevue Profile includes:
A data dictionary and methodology guides
Threat definitions and percentile logic
GIS-ready formats compatible with your existing workflows
See exactly which slopes, watersheds, and structures are at risk – today or in the next storm.
Deploy inspection and maintenance crews only where needed, based on intelligent alert thresholds.
Validate action and spend with high-confidence, asset-specific alerts backed by regulatory-aligned science.
Meet PHMSA expectations for monitoring, analysis, and documentation of natural force threats.
Terevue’s models are continuously validated and refined using real-world data:
Terevue Profile:
Comprehensive environmental threat analysis across US at 100-m resolution, including landslide, flooding, scour, erosion, and wildfire areas.
Terevue Predict:
Continuous monitoring, prioritization, and threshold-based alerting of weather-induced environmental threats.
Terevue Premium:
Recurring, high-res data acquisition (e.g. LiDAR, imagery, InSAR, etc.) and/or analysis of environmental threats with engineering-ready outputs.
Tell us your top risks—we’ll show you how to prioritize them.