Energy & Utilities
Investigate the alarm at a remote site.
A temperature alarm arrives from a remote site. Before sending a team, you need to see the equipment and check the latest inspection. This is the kind of review we are designing ARDVI to support.
Illustrative concept · Planned workflows
The goal
Put the alarm beside the site evidence.
Find the affected equipment and review the records that explain the alarm.
- Site context
- Locate the affected site and equipment, keeping the alarm in view.
- Local continuity
- Plan recording and storage around the connection available at each site.
- Related evidence
- Bring the footage, temperature readings and inspection notes into the same review.
Illustrative site story
Investigate a temperature alarm.
Follow this planned workflow from a remote alarm to a decision about the affected equipment.
RegionAn alarm needs attention
An alarm identifies the remote site that needs attention.
- Regional overview
- Site E07
- Alarm raised
SiteThe affected zone is located
Locate the affected inverter block on the site plan.
- Inverter block
- Thermal source
- Local sensor state
EvidenceCompare the records
Compare the video and thermal readings with the latest inspection record.
- Live video
- Thermal change
- Inspection record
ReviewDecide whether to send a team
Decide whether to send a field team and record the reason.
- Escalation path
- Field coordination
- Site update
Planned workflow example. Sensor inputs, operator review and orchestration are not yet released.
Possible reviews
Give remote teams a clear view of the problem.
Each example begins with a site event, then follows the records needed to review it.
- Remote site review
- Check conditions at a remote site from the central team's view.
- Inspection context
- Compare inspection notes with footage of the same equipment.
- Perimeter event context
- Check an alert at the perimeter against nearby cameras and site activity.
- Cross-site investigation
- Investigate related activity at different sites with the original records available.
Existing infrastructure
Work with the equipment already at the site.
Start by reviewing your cameras, network and storage. Agree any future sensor connections as part of a defined pilot.
- Existing systems
- Check the cameras you already use and identify the records a future investigation would need.
- Workload placement
- Choose site or central processing to suit the available network.
- Incremental scope
- Test one site or investigation before expanding the scope.
Discuss your requirements
Start with the sites you operate.
Describe your sites, existing systems and the information that is hardest to keep together today.