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IEEE 2828-2021

IEEE Guide for Measuring Method of Overhead Power Transmission Line Galloping Based on Monocular Video

Standard by IEEE, 2021

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IEEE 2828-2021 is a technical guide for measuring overhead power transmission line galloping using monocular video. It addresses how video-based observation can support more consistent assessment of conductor motion, especially where field conditions make direct measurement difficult. By focusing on a practical measuring method, the standard helps engineers compare results, document galloping behavior, and improve the reliability of analysis for power transmission assets.

About IEEE 2828-2021

This standard provides guidance for a monocular video approach to measuring galloping on overhead transmission lines. In the context of power, energy, and related signal-processing applications, it helps define a more structured way to capture and interpret movement from a single-camera setup. IEEE 2828-2021 is relevant to work that depends on repeatable observation, clearer data handling, and a common technical basis for evaluating line motion under operating conditions.

Where is IEEE 2828-2021 used?

IEEE 2828-2021 is commonly used in transmission line monitoring, field inspection programs, and engineering studies focused on conductor galloping. It may support utilities, maintenance teams, and analysis workflows that rely on monocular video recorded from substations, line corridors, or temporary observation points. The standard is also useful where measured motion data must be reviewed alongside communication, processing, and signal-analysis tools to support a clearer understanding of overhead line behavior.

Importance in practice

In practice, this guide matters because galloping can affect line clearances, system reliability, and operational risk. A defined method for video-based measurement helps improve consistency between observers and projects, which is important for testing, reporting, and engineering review. IEEE 2828-2021 can also support procurement and compliance discussions by giving teams a shared reference for how measurements are obtained and compared. That can reduce ambiguity when evaluating performance or prioritizing mitigation work.

  • Monocular video measurement method
  • Overhead transmission line galloping
  • Field observation and analysis
  • Repeatable data interpretation
  • Power transmission monitoring
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  • Publication Date: 2021
  • Standard Status: Active
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing; Signal Processing and Analysis; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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  • This Version: 2828 (2021)

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