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RARIK: Safeguarding Iceland's Power Grid Through Digital Twin Cable-Laying

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RARIK is responsible for a mission-critical task: providing reliable electricity distribution to the rural heart of Iceland. In a landscape defined by extreme conditions, moving the power grid underground is not just an upgrade - it is a necessity for national security and resilience. This case study examines how RARIK uses Svarmi's DATACT platform to manage, monitor, and document their massive underground cable-laying projects from start to finish.

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Recent Case Studies

RARIK: Safeguarding Iceland's Power Grid Through Digital Twin Cable-Laying

RARIK: Safeguarding Iceland's Power Grid Through Digital Twin Cable-Laying

RARIK, Iceland State Electricity, uses Svarmi's DATACT platform to map, monitor, and permanently document its massive underground cable-laying projects, securing the rural power grid for decades to come.
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Energy & Infrastructure
Eberhard Unternehmungen: Digital twin of forest for sustainable planning

Eberhard Unternehmungen: Digital twin of forest for sustainable planning

The construction company Eberhard Unternehmungen planned the expansion of a landfill site for inert materials in line with local regulations and official requirements. This involved assessing the impact on nature, in particular valuable oak stands.
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Construction
Yggdrasill Carbon: Nature Monitoring in East Iceland

Yggdrasill Carbon: Nature Monitoring in East Iceland

Founded in Egilsstaðir, Iceland in 2020, Yggdrasill Carbon (YGG) is a company that works in and with the nature of Iceland, developing climate projects that provide verified carbon credits.
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Nature Based Solutions
Verkís: Grindavík Defense Structure Mapping & Volcano Monitoring

Verkís: Grindavík Defense Structure Mapping & Volcano Monitoring

The engineering consultancy Verkís is using Svarmi's DATACT platform to help build volcanic defense barriers to protect the town of Grindavík, Iceland, from an ongoing eruption.
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Energy & Infrastructure
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