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Distributed Acoustic Sensing as a Service

DAS Technology Services

Overview

We convert existing or newly-laid fiber along infrastructure into dense arrays of acoustic sensors. Laser pulses travel through the fiber and are read back as digital signals, enabling detection and classification of activity along the route — effectively turning the fiber into an always-on stethoscope for assets and corridors.

How It Works

Fiber-as-Sensor

Standard telecom fiber is synthesized into thousands of virtual sensing points with unprecedented spatial and temporal resolution — no intervention along the fiber is required.

Long-Range Coverage

Single topside instrumentation can monitor over 100 km+ of route per channel, enabling cost-efficient coverage of wide geographies and subsea links.

Event Intelligence

24/7 measurements power real-time detection, classification, and alerting for threats, anomalies, and operational events.

Service Lines

Subsea Asset Watch

Surveillance of subsea cables and adjacent installations. Detect surface traffic, divers, ROV activity, and potential interference near critical corridors.

Pipeline Integrity & Intrusion

Detect third-party interference (TPI), leaks, excavations, and machinery near onshore or offshore pipelines.

Power Cable Monitoring

Guard land and subsea power links; track excavations, anchor drag, or maintenance operations along cable routes.

Rail & Road Safety

Monitor derailment precursors, rail breaks, trespass, rockfall, and traffic anomalies across transport corridors.

Perimeter & Corridor Security

Establish virtual fences for airports, ports, industrial zones, and borders using existing fiber backbones.

Urban & Smart-City Sensing

City-scale situational awareness: construction vibration, heavy vehicle patterns, and incident localization.

Geophysical & Subsurface

Leverage DAS for passive/active seismic to image near-surface structures, supporting engineering and safety.

Why It Matters

Challenges Addressed

Unmonitored critical infrastructure, high O&M costs, and costly accidents and fractures.

Value Delivered

Proactive surveillance to deter sabotage, reduce maintenance spend, and maintain granular operational control.

Outcomes

Faster incident response, better asset utilization, and data-driven planning across networks.

Deployment & Operations

Drop-In Architecture

Instrument units connect to fiber at strategic nodes. Existing ducts and strands can be used; greenfield or brownfield.

Coverage Design

Area-of-interest layouts tailored for corridors (pipelines, rails, power lines) and subsea spans.

Data & Diagnostics

Dashboards, alarms, and periodic reports. API export to enterprise SOC/NOC and maintenance systems.

Commercial Models

Flexible options to align with budgets and risk profiles

Monitoring-as-a-Service

Monthly subscription covering 24/7 monitoring, analytics, and reports. SLA tiers with response-time commitments.

CapEx + O&M

Purchase of equipment plus long-term operations contract with performance KPIs and availability guarantees.

Pilot-to-Scale

Rapid proof-of-value on priority corridors, followed by phased roll-out across the network.

Key KPIs

Detection & Classification

Time-to-detect, false alarm rates, and classification accuracy by event type.

Coverage & Availability

Route-kilometers monitored, uptime %, and incident resolution times.

Cost & Impact

Maintenance cost reduction, incident prevention counts, and avoided downtime.

Fiber-as-sensor diagram
Fiber becomes a continuous, high-resolution sensing array — no intervention along the route.