Application Scenarios¶
The six Unified Monitoring modules support different monitoring and analysis goals. Select an entry point according to the following business question.
Business question |
Recommended module |
|---|---|
Where are assets distributed, and which regions or sites need attention? |
Asset Overview |
How can I view, filter, compare, or export details for a group of assets? |
Asset List |
How does data change over time? |
Charting Tool |
How can I produce a summarized report by asset, dimension, and time? |
Common KPI Inquiry |
How can I combine existing pages into one entry point? |
Landing Page |
How can I quickly switch across organizational layers and assets? |
Unified Asset Tree |
Scenario 1: Global monitoring and rapid drill-down analysis¶
Core question: “How are assets distributed globally, what is their overall operating condition, and how can I quickly locate problem areas?”
Recommended module: Asset Overview
Asset Overview provides a global, interactive-map view and supports seamless drill-down from an overall picture to details, serving as the center of situational awareness and emergency command. Typical uses include:
Leadership cockpit: presents cross-region and cross-domain core KPIs to decision makers, providing an at-a-glance view of business health.
Daily operations inspection: helps operations teams quickly locate abnormal sites or devices every day using geographic distribution maps and status colors.
Emergency response: assesses the scope of affected assets during regional events such as severe weather to support resource-dispatch decisions.
Scenario 2: List-based asset management and detailed data¶
Core question: “I need an asset list for checking, sorting, filtering, or export. What should I do?”
Recommended module: Asset List
Asset List provides the most flexible tabular operations for detailed asset data and supports efficient bulk query, comparison, and management. Typical uses include:
Asset ledger checking: queries, maintains, and exports the static attribute information of assets (such as model and commissioning date).
Performance-ranking analysis: ranks comparable assets by key metrics (such as efficiency and energy consumption) to identify best practices and units to be improved.
Bulk screening and handling: quickly filters target assets by specific conditions (such as devices whose power is below a threshold) for centralized analysis or work-order processing.
Scenario 3: Time-series analysis and root-cause investigation¶
Core question: “How do metrics change over time, and how is data related before and after an event?”
Recommended module: Charting Tool
Charting Tool focuses on revealing data trends and patterns over time, and is a key tool for in-depth performance analysis, fault diagnosis, and optimization validation. Typical uses include:
Fault root-cause analysis: after a device becomes abnormal, reviews historical curves to analyze unusual changes in key parameters (such as temperature and vibration) before the fault.
Operating-strategy optimization: compares device efficiency curves before and after an operating-parameter adjustment to quantitatively evaluate the effectiveness of the change.
Load-pattern analysis: analyzes the load patterns of devices over typical cycles (day, week) to support predictive maintenance and dispatching.
Scenario 4: Standardized metric monitoring and periodic reporting¶
Core question: “How can I periodically and in bulk obtain the core metrics of a group of assets and generate standardized reports?”
Recommended module: Common KPI Inquiry
Common KPI Inquiry provides standardized and reusable metric queries in the form of reports, making it an ideal choice for automated report generation and KPI assessment. Typical uses include:
Daily or weekly operations reports: automatically generates reports for core business metrics such as power generation and availability by site or region.
Cross-unit performance benchmarking: periodically compiles the KPIs of different business units (such as different wind farms) for performance appraisal and benchmarking analysis.
Compliance and audit: exports historical operating data for a specified period to meet compliance checks or third-party audit requirements.
Scenario 5: Highly customized integrated dashboards¶
Core question: “Standard pages cannot meet my unique business presentation needs. How can I build a dedicated dashboard?”
Recommended module: Landing Page
Landing Page provides the greatest flexibility and supports integrating multiple page sources including EnOS Digital Twin Visualization, together with a common asset filter and time filter, to build dedicated views that fit specific business scenarios. Typical uses include:
Topic-analysis dashboards: builds analysis pages customized for a specific project, aggregating all related data views.
Role-specific workbenches: builds a portal for each role that aggregates the information it cares about most, improving work efficiency.