Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
OT
179 terms
Advanced Metering Infrastructure
The integrated system of smart meters, two-way communication network, and data management infrastructure that enables utilities to remotely collect detailed, interval-based energy consumption data and remotely execute certain meter functions…
Concept/Framework
Alarm Flood Suppression
Alarm Flood Suppression is the reduction or filtering of many simultaneous alarms so operators can focus on the underlying event or primary fault.
Operations
Alarm Management
Alarm Management is the practice of defining and handling alarms so operators can detect and respond to abnormal conditions effectively, focusing on alarm relevance, priority, and presentation.
Operations
Alarm Management System
Alarm Management System is the system used to collect, prioritize, suppress, route, and present alarms for operator action.
Software
AMR
A remote meter reading technology transmitting periodic consumption totals outbound from the meter using one-way radio or power-line communication, eliminating the need for manual meter reading while providing no return…
Concept/Framework
Analog Signal Scaling
Analog Signal Scaling is the conversion of an analog input or output range into engineering units or another usable value range. It makes the signal easier to interpret.
Operations
Anomaly Detection
Anomaly Detection is a machine learning technique that identifies data points, events, or observations which deviate significantly from an established baseline of expected or normal behavior, typically without requiring labeled…
Concept/Framework
Anti Spoof Timing
Anti Spoof Timing is timing protection that detects or resists false timing signals intended to mislead a receiver or control system.
Concept/Framework
Asset Management
Asset management is the operational discipline of identifying, controlling, maintaining, and optimizing assets across their useful life.
Operations
Asynchronous Transmission
Asynchronous Transmission is transmission that does not require a shared clock across the full communication path, using start and stop framing or equivalent control. It tolerates less continuous timing alignment.
Protocol