Abstract: Disclosed are approaches for advanced wildfire ignition prevention and notification. In one embodiment, a fire analysis and mitigation system includes a power grid including a plurality of configurable reclosers on feeders to a plurality of geographic areas. The system further includes a computing environment configured to analyze operational data for the power grid to detect a disturbance in operation of the power grid, analyze environmental data associated with the plurality of geographic areas, and reconfigure at least one recloser among the plurality of configurable reclosers based at least in part on the disturbance and the environmental data.

Abstract: A power distribution monitoring system (100) is provided that can include a number of features. The system can include a plurality of monitoring devices configured to attach to conductor(s) on a power grid distribution network. In some embodiments, a monitoring device is disposed on each conductor of a three-phase network and utilizes a complex platform of software and hardware to detect faults and disturbances that can be analyzed to determine or predict the risk of wildfires.

Abstract: A method is provided for controlling a legacy application. The method includes visually capturing a series of movements. The method also includes recording the series of movements at a first time as a recorded series of movements. Moreover, the recorded series of movements includes at least a command that is configured to control a legacy application. Furthermore, the method includes invoking the recorded series of movements at a second time.

Abstract: A method is provided for controlling a legacy application. The method includes visually capturing a series of movements. The method also includes recording the series of movements at a first time as a recorded series of movements. Moreover, the recorded series of movements includes at least a command that is configured to control a legacy application. Furthermore, the method includes invoking the recorded series of movements at a second time.

Abstract: Property tax data may be mined from existing asset databases. These databases commonly do not communicate with other databases since they are developed for specialized purposes. By mining tax sensitive data from the databases, tax management software may develop information for property tax compliance or tax planning purposes. For example, information about property tax exemptions and possible exclusions may be mined from the data together with information about the assets' location which may be important to allocating assets to particular tax jurisdictions.