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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 20, 2010
Filed:
Aug. 27, 2007
Dan Wall, Saanichton, BC, CA;
David A. Chivers, Victoria, BC, CA;
Peter Tovey, Victoria, BC, CA;
Oleksandr Kravchenko, Victoria, BC, CA;
Marcus Gasper, Saltspring Island, BC, CA;
John C. Van Gorp, Sidney, BC, CA;
Dan Wall, Saanichton, BC, CA;
David A. Chivers, Victoria, BC, CA;
Peter Tovey, Victoria, BC, CA;
Oleksandr Kravchenko, Victoria, BC, CA;
Marcus Gasper, Saltspring Island, BC, CA;
John C. Van Gorp, Sidney, BC, CA;
Other;
Abstract
An alarm management system includes an alarm management system server ('alarm server'), one or more data sources, and one or more system users (and associated user devices), all of which can be communicably connected through a communications network. The system can be configured by defining the data sources and users, defining attributes, assigning and associating attribute values with the data sources and users, and defining alarm conditions in terms of attribute values and measurements. The data sources generate measurement data which is provided to the alarm server, and the alarm server evaluates the data to determine whether the alarm conditions have been met. A data set of data sources matching alarm conditions can be generated and reported to one or more of the users.