Development of a cloud-based system for remote access to pipeline condition assessment data
开发基于云的系统,用于远程访问管道状况评估数据
基本信息
- 批准号:517587-2017
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.82万
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- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Applied Research and Development Grants - Level 1
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Aging pipeline infrastructure is a challenge faced by municipalities across Ontario, costing billions of dollars toreplace, in some cases unnecessarily. Condition assessment is a critical first step in the management of buriedassets. Acoustic testing of remaining pipe wall thickness is an innovative tool used for condition assessment,providing a set of virtual eyes on the quality and integrity of pipelines. Current sensor data is not accessibleonline or remotely; it must be accessed manually and downloaded on site, an activity which is both costly andtime consuming. Through this applied research project, in collaboration with Fleming Colleges Centre forSustainable Municipalities ("CSM"), a condition assessment technology will be further developed andadvanced, enhancing its ability to quantify piping conditions, precisely and remotely. This research project willfocus on the development of a cloud-based platform, providing remote access to condition assessment sensorsand data. The results of this applied research project will be used to advance Echologics' current offerings,providing them with remote access and a tool that is precise, reliable, secure and low cost. These benefits willprovide Echologics with a unique product, expanding their market opportunities and increasing their sales.
老化的管道基础设施是安大略省各市面临的挑战,更换管道基础设施需要花费数十亿美元,在某些情况下,这是不必要的。状况评估是管理被埋资产的关键第一步。剩余管壁厚度声学检测是一种用于状态评估的创新工具,为管道的质量和完整性提供了一套虚拟的眼睛。当前传感器数据不能在线或远程访问;必须手动访问并在现场下载,这是一项既昂贵又耗时的活动。通过这一应用研究项目,与弗莱明学院可持续城市中心(“CSM”)合作,将进一步开发和改进状况评估技术,增强其精确和远程量化管道状况的能力。该研究项目将专注于开发一个基于云的平台,提供对状态评估传感器和数据的远程访问。这一应用研究项目的成果将用于推进Echologics公司目前的产品,为他们提供远程访问和一种精确、可靠、安全和低成本的工具。这些好处将为Echologics提供独特的产品,扩大他们的市场机会,增加他们的销售。
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