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Shehan KarunaratnePrincipal Support Engineer
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Removing the option to use API keys for authentication in OID

OpenID Connect has been enabled on Open Industrial Data for three months.We will be removing the option to use API keys for authentication on November 1st, 2022.If you are still using API keys for authentication, please change the Authenticatioon to openID Connect. Learn how to do that in this article.

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Luis Ramon Ramirez RodriguezCommitted
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Can the signals of warnings, alarms, and failures be used to tag anomalies and/or failures in the compressor?

There are some signals that in the names or the description have the words: alarm, warning, or fault. E.G. There is this alarm signal, (in red ) that I’m comparing with one of the vibration signals.  And the alarm seems to be on when the vibrations are close to 0 and the Compressor is off. I’m plotting the label as a combination of the name and the description, but the externalId of the alarm is: pi:160268In most cases that alarm is on when the compressor is off, except in this case, Where I do not see any problem with the vibration signal: There are these other two alarms, from the plots: one is on when the compressor is off and the other one when it is starting up. But I do not see any strange behavior in the signal when they occur. Besides the alarms, I’ve also looked into some of the fault signals but those seem to be on for very long times: Is there another way to use the alarm and fault signals to label anomalies or failures? I don’t know if using the vibration signals is the bes

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Stig Harald Gustavsen
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Luis Ramon Ramirez RodriguezCommitted
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Did the sampling frequency changed over the years?

I'm working on identifying the falling and rising edges of the VAL_23-KA-9101-M01:HSI.StatusMotorOn signal. For that and shifting the TS and rest the values, if I get -1 is a falling edge and for 1 it is a rising edge.  For the first row it works fine:  But I’m also getting a lot of values different than 1 or -1. Especially for more recent years. I guess that the problem is at the aggregating step, since I downloaded the data at a 1m frequency I get not int values for some records. Now, I was trying to download this TS at a 1s frequency, but I get a different number of records depending on the year.  E.G. for 2014 I get 34 records for a 10 days time windows with a granularity 1m.  If I do the same but for 2020 I get 1411, much more than for 2014, but still a tenth of the expected count.  If I change the granularity to 1s, I still get the same number of records, but with more precision in the time stamp:   Considering this, is there a recommended granularity to download the data and min

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Madina Kholmatova
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Madina KholmatovaCognite Academy Instructor
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Explore a Live Stream of Industrial Data with Power BI!

Do you know what courses are available for you to explore the data from the Open Industrial Data project?Cognite Academy creates e-learning courses with an emphasis on providing hands-on experiences so you can learn to use Cognite Data Fusion through interacting with real industrial data. In most of our courses, the training data we use comes from the Open Industrial Data (OID) project, a live stream of industrial data from the Valhall oil platform. While the data is from the oil and gas industry, it is relevant for all asset-heavy industries as it provides insights into dynamic industrial processes. In this article, I will share a series of CDF & Power BI courses where you can explore the Open Industrial Data and solve a simple use case in Power BI: Introduction to CDF & Power BI  In this course, you will connect Power BI to CDF, and retrieve the Open Industrial Data to learn how filtering and aggregation work with the connector in Power BI.  CDF & Power BI: Solving

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Madina Kholmatova
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Luis Ramon Ramirez RodriguezCommitted
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Where can I get the measurement units of the sensor data?

I'm working with the time series data for anomaly detections models and I would like to know the units of the sensor data. I found a master thesis based on the Open Industrial Data and for the variables selected for it; the author specifies the units:  But from the data I downloaded with the SDK the tag VAL_23_KA_9101_M01_62C:Z.X.Value     does not have unit:  I looked into the meta data field an the engunits key is empty:{'P&ID No': None, 'PLC': None, 'PLC tagname': None, 'Sensor type': None, 'Tag group': None, 'Tag type': None, '_replicatedInternalId': '4326942079596138', '_replicatedSource': 'akerbp', '_replicatedTime': '1593024714000', 'archiving': '1', 'compdev': '0', 'compdevpercent': '0', 'compmax': '28800', 'compmin': '0', 'compressing': '1', 'convers': '1', 'descriptor': 'PH 1stStg Comp Mtr Current', 'digitalset': '', 'displaydigits': '-5', 'engunits': '', 'excdev': '0', 'excdevpercent': '0', 'excmax': '600', 'excmin': '0', 'exdesc': '', 'external id': None, 'filtercode':

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Stefaans ErasmusNew
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Power Quality/Frequency Measurement

Hi All. I am in search of a meter that measures either the power quality of the power supplied to the Valhall platform or a measurement of the power frequency (Hz) at the Valhall Platform. TO me, it does not look like such data exists here on the OID. Am I correct?

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Luis Ramon Ramirez RodriguezCommitted
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Is it possible to download the CAD files?

Hi, is is the any way to download the CAD files of the Vulkan Control Room?  Or the CAD files of any of the assests? for example the heat exchanger?  

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Anonymous
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Hi, I'm Stig, your guide to Open Industrial Data

Hi All, I’m Stig Harald Gustavsen. For the past 15 years, I have been spending a third of my time on the Valhall oil platform. I work there as a metering technician/engineer. My daily tasks are production allocation, operating, calibrating, and maintaining the fiscal and analytical measurement systems.I’m incredibly passionate about Open Industrial Data (OID) and the concept of data sharing in general. I feel there is too little sharing of the data and information within heavy asset industrial sectors, mainly due to risk aversion. Humanity as a collective needs solutions on the industrial scale. When we withhold information, we hinder creativity and miss out on opportunities that we could leverage to create a better future together. A great example is how the internet has democratized information sharing in the commercial IT world. The more heavy asset-oriented industrial world has yet to go through this reformation. Still, I hope and wholeheartedly believe the OID is the start of this

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Izabela HawrylkoPractitioner
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Who can use Open Industrial Data?

Hello Cognite Community! Izabela Hawrylko here, Cognite’s Partner Development Director working with our Application and Industry partners. In my day-to-day work, I’m joining forces with other digital disruptors to build “Partner+Cognite” technical and go-to-market strategies for end-to-end industry solutions solving most pressing industrial challenges.I can imagine you might be wondering who Open Industrial Data (OID) is for. Anyone who is an industrial data enthusiast. Curious mind interested in better understanding the industrial reality. Are you an Independent Software Vendor building solution and applications for heavy-asset industries? Market Incumbent looking for data to experiment and drive innovation for your products and services? Researcher? Student? We have created this project for you to explore real-life industrial data streams and experiment with analytics, building new algorithms and creating visualizations.Join hundreds of other industrial data enthusiasts and dive into

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Deep-dives into Open Industrial Data and how you can use it

Hi, Stig, your guide to Open Industrial Data (OID) here 👋In this article, I will introduce you to the reference data set of a industrial process system that the Open Industrial Data project contains. Analogous to what the Iris, Titanic, and gap-minder data sets are to learning data science tools, the OID project will be your entry ticket to working with industrial data. Here is a short technical description of the system on Valhall that is shared on the Open Industrial Data project. System descriptionThe data set represents the first of four stages of treatment of natural gas on the Valhall PH (Production Hotel) platform. The purpose of the gas train is to dry and compress the gas to meet the required export pressure and specification, with a total capacity of 4,06 [MSm3/d] (143 [MMscf/d]).The first stage compressor (23-KA-9101) is an electrically-driven, fixed-speed centrifugal compressor that receives gas from the separators at approximately 3 [barg] pressure. Before reaching the co

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