Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Tyco IP Holdings Llp

Barkha Shah

Abhigyan Chatterjee

Rajesh C Nayak

Vipul Devre

Youngchoon Park

Vijaya S Chennupati

Gerald A Asp

Peter A Craig

Vivek Narain

Terrill R Laughton

Braja Majumdar

Sourabh Taranath Joshi

Mukul V Vashisth

Kaustubh S Patil

Manohar Kulkarni

Dhanesh Deshmukh

Shailesh Tavate

Michael Bonfiglio

Ansari Haider Ali

Ashish Sarang

Lawrence Dsouza

A building management system includes a meter configured to provide data samples of a real point. The real point corresponds to a first physical parameter measured by the meter. The building management system also includes an analytics circuit configured to store a real point object representing the real point and store a meter object representing the meter. The meter object includes a points attribute that lists one or more point objects associated with the meter object including at least the real point object. The analytics circuit is also configured to store a virtual point object representing a virtual point. The virtual point corresponds to a second physical parameter not measured by the meter. The analytics circuit is also configured to update the points attribute in the meter object to list the virtual point object as one of the point objects associated with the meter object.

Building management system with point virtualization for online meters

One implementation of the present disclosure is a method of providing multi-dimensional load data to a user. The method includes generating, by a processing circuit, a user interface that enables a user to configure one or more components in one or more dimensions; receiving, by the processing circuit, a user input requesting load data in a first dimension; generating, by the processing circuit, first dimensional load data for each component in the first dimension; and presenting, by the processing circuit, the first dimensional load data to the user.

Systems and methods for providing multi-dimensional load data on a dashboard

A method includes generating, by a processing circuit, a building component tree for the graphical user interface, wherein the building component tree comprises one or more draggable building components and one or more non-draggable building components and causing, by the processing circuit, the graphical user interface to include the building component tree comprising the draggable building components and the non-draggable building components. The method includes receiving, by the processing circuit via the graphical user interface, a selection of one of the one or more draggable building components and a user interaction dragging the one of the one or more draggable building components into a window of the graphical user interface.

Systems and methods for building enterprise management

A building energy management includes building equipment, one or more data platform services, a timeseries database, and an energy management application. The building equipment operate to monitor and control a variable and provide raw data samples of a data point associated with the variable. The timeseries database stores a plurality of timeseries associated with the data point. The plurality of timeseries include a timeseries of the raw data samples and the one or more optimized data timeseries generated by the data platform services based on the raw data timeseries. The energy management application generates an ad hoc dashboard including a widget and associates the widget with the data point. The widget displays a graphical visualization of the plurality of timeseries associated with the data point and includes interactive user interface options for switching between the plurality of timeseries associated with the data point.

Building energy management system with ad hoc dashboard

A building management system includes building equipment, a metrics engine, and a visualization module. The building equipment is configured to provide raw data samples of one or more data points. The metrics engine is configured to collect the raw data samples, and calculate a first metric, a second metric, and a third metric as a function of the raw data samples. The visualization module is configured to correlate the first metric to a first dimension value, the second metric to a second dimension value, and the third metric to a third dimension value. The visualization module is also configured to generate a graphical visualization in which the first dimension value is displayed as a first dimension of the graphical visualization, the second dimension value is displayed as a second dimension of the graphical visualization, and the third dimension value is displayed as a third dimension of the graphical visualization.

Building management system with multi-dimensional analysis of building energy and equipment performance

A building management system includes at least one of a meter or equipment configured to provide data samples for a point and a point mapping system configured to store a point object corresponding to the point and including a unit attribute, store a template object corresponding to a building equipment metric and including an allowed units attribute, access the point object to read the unit attribute, access the template object to read the allowed units attribute, in response to a request to map the point object to the template object, determine whether the unit attribute matches the allowed units attribute, and, in response to a determination that the unit attribute matches the allowed units attribute, automatically map the point object to the template object. The building management system also includes a system manager configured to calculate the building equipment metric using the samples for the point and operate building equipment using the building equipment metric.

Building management system with automatic point mapping validation

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Barkha Shah