Locate every alert in 3D space
Real-time metric mapping, rule-based alerts, video and work-order linkage
We map key metrics to the model in real time, position threshold and rule alerts in 3D space, and link them to video, work orders and emergency plans. Where an alert list only says what went wrong, the twin shows where and what is around it, so response begins the moment an alert appears.
Our approach
One team scopes, executes and retests; conclusions are delivered as evidence, not checklists.
Every alarm rationalised to ISA-18.2
Each alarm is reviewed with site operators and documented with cause, consequence, operator action and allowed response time. Conditions without a defined action are not configured as alarms, so every alarm presented to an operator requires a response.
Linkage through existing systems
Video, work orders and emergency plans are triggered through interfaces to the client's existing systems, which are not rebuilt. Existing processes and permissions remain unchanged; the twin adds spatial location and relationships.
Video wall and workstation views designed separately
The command wall emphasises situation and anomalies; workstation views emphasise equipment detail and actions. Each purpose has its own interface: commanders maintain the overall picture, and operators go directly to the equipment they are responsible for.
Deliverables
Real-time monitoring views
3D monitoring interfaces for video wall and workstation, metric panels and layer configuration. End-to-end latency from collection to screen refresh is measured at acceptance against the targets agreed at requirements stage.
Alarm list and linkage configuration
A rationalised alarm list (cause, consequence, action, priority, response time), suppression and escalation rules, and interfaces to video, work orders and emergency plans.
Alarm performance baseline and operations manual
Trial-period alarm rates, flood periods, and frequent and standing alarms, recorded as the baseline for later tuning; plus documentation for rule maintenance, view configuration and linkage interfaces.
How we deliver
Four stages, each with defined inputs, outputs and a client sign-off.
Requirements and rules
Monitored objects, alert rules, linked systems and interfaces.
View and linkage design
Interface prototype review, interface design.
Development and integration
View development, rule configuration, linkage integration.
Trial operation
Parallel run with the site, rule tuning, go-live.
Frequently asked questions
Notes on scope, execution and delivery standards. Contact us for anything not covered here.
Collection to model refresh is typically seconds, depending on sampling rate and network. Key metrics can be sampled faster; targets are agreed per use case and measured at acceptance.
Start from where you stand
Security, data and AI each start with a review of where you stand. The report and its findings are yours, whether or not the engagement continues.