Y02P80/00

SYSTEMS FOR SELF-ORGANIZING DATA COLLECTION AND STORAGE

Systems for self-organizing data collection and storage in an energy source extraction environment are disclosed. A system may include a data collector for handling sensor inputs where the plurality of sensor inputs are configured to sense at least one of an operational mode, a fault mode, and a health status of a target system. The target system may be a hauling system, a lifting system, a drilling system, a mining system, a digging system, a boring system, a material handling system, a conveyor system, a pipeline system, a wastewater treatment system, or a fluid pumping system. A system may include a self-organizing system for self-organizing a storage operation of the data, a data collection operation of the sensors, or a selection operation of the plurality of sensor inputs. The self-organizing system may organize a swarm of mobile data collectors to collect data from the target system.

SYSTEMS FOR SELF-ORGANIZING DATA COLLECTION AND STORAGE

Systems for self-organizing data collection and storage in a power generation environment are disclosed. A system may include a data collector for handling sensor inputs from sensors in the power generation environment, the sensors configured to sense at least one of an operational mode, a fault mode, and a health status of a target system. The target system may include a fuel handling system, a power source, a turbine, a generator, a gear system, an electrical transmission system, or a transformer. The system may also include a self-organizing system for self-organizing a storage operation of the data, a data collection operation of the sensors, or a selection operation of the plurality of sensor inputs. The self-organizing system may organize a swarm of mobile data collectors to collect data from a plurality of target systems.

SYSTEMS FOR SELF-ORGANIZING DATA COLLECTION AND STORAGE IN A REFINING ENVIRONMENT

Systems for self-organizing data collection and storage in a refining environment are disclosed. An example system may include a data collector for a plurality of sensor inputs from sensors in a refining environment, the sensors configured to sense an operational mode, a fault mode or a health status of a target system. The system may include a self-organizing system for self-organizing a storage operation of the data, a data collection operation of the sensors, or a sensor input selection operation. The self-organizing system organizes a swarm of mobile data collectors to collect data from the target system. Target systems include a power system, a pumping system, a mixing system, a reaction system, a distillation system, a fluid handling system, a heating system, a cooling system, an evaporation system, a catalytic system, a moving system, and a container system.

METHODS FOR DATA MONITORING WITH CHANGEABLE ROUTING OF INPUT CHANNELS

Methods for data monitoring with changeable routing of input channels are disclosed. An example method includes a data collector communicatively coupled to a plurality of input channels and a data acquisition circuit to interpret the detection values, each corresponding to an input channel. Sensor data is acquired from a first route of input channels and stored together with specifications for the sensors that correspond to the input channels. The sensor data is evaluated with respect to an alarm threshold level and an alarm state set when the alarm threshold level is exceeded. A response circuit changes a routing of the input channels for data collection from a first routing to an alternate routing of input channels, wherein the alternate routing of input channels comprise the first input channel and a group of input channels related to the first input channel.

DATA MONITORING SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO UPDATE INPUT CHANNEL ROUTING IN RESPONSE TO AN ALARM STATE

Monitoring systems and methods for data collection in an industrial environment are described. A system can include a first and second data collector coupled to input channels and a data acquisition circuit to interpret detection values corresponding to the input channels, wherein the sensor data is acquired from a first route of input channels. A data storage may store sensor specifications for sensors corresponding to the input channels and a data analysis circuit may evaluate the sensor data with respect to stored anticipated state information including an alarm threshold level. When the threshold is exceeded, a communication circuit communicates with a second data collector which transmits a state message related to a first input channel. A response circuit changes a routing of the input channels from a first routing to an alternate routing based on the state message from the second data collector.

SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DATA COLLECTION

The present disclosure describes methods for data collection in an industrial environment having self-organization functionality. A method can include analyzing a plurality of sensor inputs, sampling data received from the plurality of sensor inputs, and self-organizing at least one of (i) a storage operation of the data, (ii) a collection operation of sensors that provide the plurality of sensor inputs, and (iii) a selection operation of the plurality of sensor inputs. The selection operation may include receiving a signal relating to at least one condition of the industrial environment, and, based on the signal, changing at least one of the plurality of sensor inputs analyzed and a frequency of sampling.

DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS HAVING A SELF-SUFFICIENT DATA ACQUISITION BOX

The present disclosure describes systems for data collection in an industrial environment having a self-sufficient data acquisition box for capturing and analyzing data in an industrial process. A system can include a data circuit for analyzing a plurality of sensor inputs, and a network control circuit for sending and receiving information related to the sensor inputs to an external system. The system may provide sensor data to a plurality of other similarly configured systems, and the system dynamically reconfigures where it sends data and what quantity of data it sends based on an availability of the other similarly configured systems.

DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH ALTERNATE ROUTING OF INPUT CHANNELS

The present disclosure describes monitoring systems and methods for data collection in an industrial environment. A system can include a data collector and a data acquisition circuit to interpret a plurality of detection values corresponding to input channels, wherein the data acquisition circuit acquires sensor data from a first route of input channels. A data storage stores sensor specifications for sensors and a data analysis circuit evaluates the sensor data with respect to the stored anticipated state information including an alarm threshold level. The data analysis circuit sets an alarm state when the alarm threshold level is exceeded for a first input channel and transmits the alarm state to a routing control facility. A response circuit changes the routing of the input channels to an alternate routing upon reception of a routing change indication from the routing control facility.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR NETWORK-SENSITIVE DATA COLLECTION

The present disclosure describes systems for self-organized, network-sensitive data collection in an industrial environment. A system may include an industrial system with a plurality of components operatively coupled to sensors, a sensor communication circuit to interpret the data values from the sensors, and a system collaboration circuit to communicate at least a portion of the data values over a network to a storage target computing device according to a sensor data transmission protocol. A transmission environment circuit may determine transmission feedback corresponding to the communication of the data values over the network, and a network management circuit to update the sensor data transmission protocol in response to the transmission feedback.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DATA COLLECTION INCLUDING PATTERN RECOGNITION

The present disclosure describes systems and methods for data collection in an industrial environment. A method can include providing a plurality of sensors to components of an industrial system, interpreting the data values from the sensors in response to a sensed parameter group, the group including a fused plurality of sensors. The method may also include determining a recognized pattern value comprising a secondary value determined in response to the data values, updating the sensed parameter group in response to the recognized pattern value, and adjusting the interpreting the data values in response to the updated sensed parameter group.