Honeywell International Inc.

Craig Gemmill

Robert W Adams

John W Sublett

Andrew Saunders

Radu Siminiceanu

Approaches for querying a telemetry dataset are described. The telemetry dataset may include telemetry data that may have been generated by a plurality of data endpoints of a physical asset within a facility. The querying of the telemetry dataset may be performed by initially using a semantic dataset. In an example, initially, the semantic dataset is queried by executing a first query comprising a query tag to identify a first data endpoint from amongst the plurality of data endpoints. Thereafter, a reference unique identifier which is linked with the first data endpoint is obtained to query the telemetry dataset by executing a subsequent query comprising the reference unique identifier. As a result of execution of the subsequent query, the telemetry data pertaining to the first data endpoint is retrieved.

Querying a telemetry dataset

A control system having packaged sets of control logic, referred to as templates. A template may be deployed in a system many times to solve a system's needs. Upon deployment, the user may need to perform many binding operations. The present system and approach may greatly reduce the labor involved in deploying control templates and in templates configuring a system of devices. Semantic tagging may be used. When designing a template, binding hints may be provided for each entity in the template that requires binding upon deployment. The binding hints may be used as a search predicate. When a template is deployed into a control space, a search query with binding hints for each bindable entity defined, may automatically be executed against the control space. If there is a single result for a bindable entity, then it may be automatically bound. If there are multiple results, a user may be prompted to choose from a results list.

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Montpelier, VA, United States of America

Craig Gemmill