Long Term Static Monitoring SoftwareSDB.Net

Presented by: Daniele Posenato

SDB

Contents Introduction Old SDB

· Main characteristics· Problems

SDB.Net: what news Conclusion Questions and Answers

SDB

Introduction

Introduction software

Monitoring

Dynamic

Static

Point

SDBDyMon

DiView

Distributed

DyMon

SDB

Old SDB introduction

Scheduling, downloading, measuring of SOFO Sensors and thermocouples

Save the measurements on a MS Access database

Visualize the history of a sensor on graph or table

Set zero measurement

SDB is the acronym of Standard Data Base

Old SDB introduction

SDB Standard– scheduling, downloading, control, visualization

SDB View – visualization, export, setting of warnings

SDB Pro – virtual sensors, real-time partial analysis

SDB SPADS – deformed shape, spatial analysis

MuSt 3rd Parties

SOFO SDB SDB ViewSDB Pro

Sensoptic Campbell Adam

SDB Database

Old SDB properties

SOFO

Old SDB Problems

It is written in Microsoft VB6, that it is not anymore supported by Microsoft

One single exe file for the configuration, scheduling, processing, visualization and warning

It works only with MS access database It can manage only small databases It uses obsolete libraries It can have problems during the installation on new MS OS Since Vb6 is not a structured language:

The maintenance is difficult, domino effect It is not flexible, add a new sensor or a new reading unit

require a lot of programming It is difficult to test It has an old style fashion

SDB.Net introduction

SDB.Net characteristics SDB.Net is the natural evolution of the SDB software with the aim

to overcome all the limitations present on the original SDB It is completely developed in C#.NET, compatible with .net

framework 3.5 and later versions and it can be run on all the Microsoft platforms

It is much more flexible and adaptable to the client necessities It will be much easier to be maintained and expanded The SDB.Net designed based on a client-server architecture in

which the Kernel (server) works as service and interacts directly with the reading units and with the database where the measurements are saved. At the same time, it answers over to all the requests received from all the active User Interfaces (clients) that can be located on the same PC or remotely over a data network

SDB.Net characteristics Several types of databases are currently supported: MS Access,

SQL server, Postgres, Oracle, MySQL… Multiple users using the UI can send the requests of data via

internet to the same Kernel located everywhere in the world It manages most the reading units and sensors of the Roctest

group The integration of a new sensor or a new reading unit is simplified A single Kernel can simultaneously manage several local and

remote databases of different types A UI can access several Kernels at the same time, allowing e.g.

connection to multiple sites It can send automatically email or SMS in case of warning Auto synchronization of a remote database with a local copy, for

backup and replication

SDB.Net functioning principle

User Interface

User Interface

User Interface

Kernel(User Interface)

Net

SDB.Net Kernel

It is installed as a service A single Kernel can simultaneously manage several local

and remote databases of different types It processes at the same time several UI requests It manages the warnings, sends email and SMS It plays several agendas and saves the measurements It manages the all the requests for the DB synchronization

SDB.Net User Interface

Installed as an application It can communicate to the local copy of the database or

directly with a remote kernel It allows

To create and modify the configuration of sensors, agendas, reading units

Control the execution of a measurement (measure now) To create views of the data (sensors, period of

visualization) Manage the warning criteria (thresholds, emails, phone

numbers,…)

It requires a license Simplify real-time interpretation of the measurements Possibility to combine real sensors using mathematical

functions to create more powerful sensors Real-time calculation and presentation of indirectly

measured parameters such as curvature average shear strain thermal strain load etc…

Visualization and analysis of calculated measurements Enable the use of Must, Sensoptic, Campbell, read from file

and other sensors

SDB.Net Pro introduction

Create sensors based on complex

mathematical functions

SDB.Net pro

SDB.Net View introduction

Automatic data export of Selected group of sensors Selected monitoring periods

Complete data visualization of selected group of sensors over selected monitoring periods in form of

Tables Diagrams Values presented on structure's photo, schema or plan

Automatic elaboration and visualization in real-time environment Pre-Warnings and Warnings in form of

Yellow and red fields in tables or structure’s photo, schema or plan Perform action on critical situations (E-mails, SMS)

Save the view to database (It requires a license)

SDB View Data

visualization Pre-warnings

and Warnings Automatic

data exporting to txt, xls, html, xml..

SDB.Net View warnings

In case of pre-warning or warning can be sent via SMS Email

In a xml configuration file can be specified several SMS systems (GSM modem via RS232 or via TCP, or web

services) SMTP servers In case of a service does not work the next one is used, this to

guarantee a redundancy If the SDB fails to send a warning after a certain period it

retries to resend it

Based on .NET framework Designed for static monitoring of point wise sensors Compatible with many database types Direct access to the remote data via client-server

architecture Direct access to a local copy for offline analysis More flexible and easier to maintain Multiple agendas can be active at the same time

SDB.Net conclusion

Thank you for your attention

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