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Hi everyone, I am wondering if someone can help explain the difference between Node/Edge and View/Connection Properties. I am extremely confused on these concpts as I read through the CDF data modelling tutorial.My current perspective is that Node/Edge and the knowledge graph defined by Nodes and Edges is the most “vanilla” version. Where as a Data Model made up of Views and Connection Properties is a similar construct but based on a specific perspective. The analogy between a View and Node in a relational DB sense will be a table and a view.Is my understanding correct? If so, I am wondering what is the actual need of Node/Edge given there is already Containers that perform the data storage like a SQL table would do? It seems to me that View, Connection Properties and Data Models are sufficient enough to produce any type of sementic model?
Hi, my name is Justin Kracht and I’m a Data Science Analyst at Accenture in Oslo, Norway. I’m very new to Cognite and am taking this course to learn more about the platform and hopefully be able to apply that knowledge on future projects. I’m excited to get started!Justin
Hi Cognite Community,I am Raunak Agarwal. I work as a Consulting Project Manager for AsInt (www.asint.net). Basically, I am a Mechanical Engineer by trade and working with global customers and Asset Intensive clients in Asset Management, Reliability and Mechanical Integrity space.I am having total 10+ years of varied experience from Downstream O&G Petrochemicals Sector to Information Management, Digital & Sustainability. I’m just starting the course “Cognite Data Fusion Architecture and Implementation Fundamentals”.Glad to connect with you all in this community.Thanks & Regards,Raunak AgarwalMy LinkedIn coordinates - LinkedIn. Lets collaborate and learn together.
Greetings Cognite Community!It is my pleasure to introduce myself as Vishnu Iyengar, an undergraduate student at Rutgers University, pursuing a degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering. I am excited to be a part of the Cognite community and eager to learn more about Cognite CDF. As a research assistant at our University’s Energy Lab, I recognize the importance of keeping up with the latest technologies and Cognite CDF is at the forefront of innovation. I have been impressed by the warm welcome and openness of the Cognite community thus far. My career aspirations are focused on the Data Science field and I believe that Cognite CDF can provide me with the knowledge and experience to achieve my goals. I am grateful to be a part of such a welcoming and supportive community. Thank you all for this opportunity and I look forward to learning and growing with all of you!
We're excited to introduce the InRobot course on Cognite Academy.InRobot empowers industrial companies to harness the power of robotics for efficient, safe, versatile, and high-quality data collection in the field, and integrate it into your data operations in Cognite Data Fusion. By seamlessly integrating with Cognite Data Fusion, InRobot enriches your digital twin, providing valuable insights for optimizing production and maintenance.InRobot allows for streamlined mission creation, also when you are not in control of the robot, based on previously gathered data, contextualized data in CDF, support for a wide range of sensors (from imagery to acoustic leak detection and various computer vision pipelines). Learn how to do all this in InRobot todayOur comprehensive learning path covers all aspects of InRobot, focusing on key areas such as handling mobile robots and operating workflows for on-site process operators. Through conceptual videos, demonstrations, and hands-on assessments, you
The workflow execution id is 1c3ef35b-c66e-4bdc-bf73-09480e291507.The workflow name is yggdrasil_domain_model_containers_transformations_including_raw_transformations. The tasks threw the following error right after the completion of first step, the error information is : 'reasonForIncompletion': 'Something went wrong. Please report this error to support@cognite.com and provide us with the workflow and task identifiers.', Project: Integral-develop
Hi,We use CDF workflow to process the data present in data model. Based on the inputs, we trigger multiple workflow instances to take the advantage of scalability. We observed that, the workflow execution time is increasing after we trigger more workflow instances. Here is the simple diagram to show how we use workflow: For example:If we run 1 workflow instance to process 20 wellbores (assume some processing logic divided between F1 to F4) with 20 concurrent tasks, the execution time of that workflow instance is 5 mins. Now if we want to process more wellbores say 40, we trigger 2 workflow instances , 1st workflow instance to process 20 wellbores and 2nd workflow instance to process other 20 wellbores and we expect the execution time for all workflows to be approximately same but the total time is increasing if we compare with only 1 workflow instance with 20 tasks. Can you please help me to understand if anything is missing?
Hi everyone, I’m Kimmie McKenzie and I am currently interning with Southern Company Services in Birmingham Alabama. My background is IT. I am a senior at The University of Alabama at Birmingham with a major in Information Systems, a concentration in Cybersecurity, and a minor in Spanish. Throughout my academic and professional career, I have realized that my passion lies in real estate; however, I will continue my degree as well as my internship and simply do the best that I can even though this is not my passion. One of my coworkers expressed their interest in using Cognite and would like for me to present a project of what my department can do with it. I will need all the help I can get!
Hi everyone! My name is Ramalingeswara Reddy, and I'm delighted to join Cognite Hub. I bring with me 17 years of experience as a Project Engineer, primarily working in the Oil and Gas industry. I'm passionate about exploring new technologies and expanding my knowledge in the field.One particular area that has caught my attention is Cognite CDF (Cognite Data Fusion). I'm eager to dive deeper into this powerful platform and discover how it can revolutionize data management and analytics in the industry. I believe that by leveraging Cognite CDF, we can unlock valuable insights and drive significant improvements in operational efficiency.I'm excited to connect with fellow community members, learn from your experiences, and contribute to meaningful discussions. Let's collaborate and explore the potential of Cognite Hub together.
Hello all, I’m Krunal Sakharkar, Front End Software Engineer at SLB based in Pune, India. I’m very excited to learn about Cognite Data Fusion and apply all the knowledge in SLB!!
Hi everyone! I'm Asan Arifov, a Backend Software Engineer, SLB based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.I have experience designing and developing applications with advanced customer specific logic based on SLB DELFI Production Data Foundation and quite excited to see how things are implemented in CDF.Another point of my interest is OSDU CDF interface.Flexibility and Performance. No operational data platform I know managed to achieve both at the same time, but it looks like CDF hit the point. Looking forward to the course and coming projects.Happy to join you all,Asan
Hello everyone, my name is Jamilla Thomas. I’m a Technology Consultant at Rockwell Automation based in California. A little about my background, I am new to the industry, I graduated with a degree in Computer Engineering in 2021. Learning is always on the forefront of my mind. I am eager to learn about Cognite’s capabilities and how to expand my knowledge on such various topics revolving around data. Looking forward to working with this community!
Hello everyone. My name is José Manuel, I am Service Technical Team Leader in SLB, and I have been 13 years in this company. I am located in Mexico City. I have a bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics and am pursuing a master's in cybersecurity. I have been a computer enthusiast since I had contact with a Commodore 16 computer in the late 80s.I am starting the Cognite Data Fusion Architecture and Implementation Fundamentals course and am very excited to learn the material and join the community.
Hi All,I am Nikhil from data engineering background, Very new to Cognite, looking forward to learn more at Cognite platform. ThanksNikhil
A use case we encounter at Cognite is writing data back to SAP. This can happen in several contexts where the main goal is to create or update data in SAP (ex: work orders, notifications etc.) based on the analysis of data stored in Cognite Data Fusion. The ability to write back to SAP allows to take decisions without going back and forth between applications, which can save a lot of time. It is also less error prone than manually filling fields in SAP based on what you read in Cognite Data Fusion. This use case, which is all about automating processes, definitely fits Industry 4.0. In addition to that, SAP is one of the most used ERP systems in the industry. As a side note: we are talking today about SAP, but the same would be possible with other ERPs (as long as they have an API we can send requests to). For example, in a maintenance context: when analyzing data of your industrial machinery, you might notice that one of your machines needs maintenance. Instead of going to SAP, looki
We realized that Cognite Infield for Maintenance Execution requires the ability to write back to close out operations checklist and update SAP, including closing or changing work order status. Please make this a priority.
Hello everyone! I'm Gina Jimenez, a Petroleum Engineer based in Colombia, excited to participate in this training at Cognite and eager to apply this knowledge as a Production Engineer at SLB. 😀
Hello everyone,I’m Savieth Aceros, Production Engineer of SLB based in Bogotá, Colombia, I’m really passionate about exploring data and I’m very excited to learn about Cognite Data Fusion and also to apply all the knowledge in SLB!!
Hi AllI’m Francisco Sanchez, Data and Infrastructure Engineer at SLB.I have a computer science background and I have a master’s degree in teleinformatics and I’m also pursuing Microsoft Azure certifications.I live in Mexico City, Mexico and I’m just starting the course “Cognite Data Fusion Architecture and Implementation Fundamentals”.Glad to be here in this community.Francisco Sanchez
Hi All, It is really a nice platform to get familiar with all data transformation activity.Appreciated all efforts made by individual associated with it
Hi everyone,I’m Rodrigo Lustosa, Production Engineer of SLB based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and I’m subscribed for the next Cognite Data Fusion Bootcamp! I’m very excited to learn about Cognite Data Fusion and also to implement it in my company. Let's go!
Hi AllI’m Dada Gaikwad from Tridiagonal Solution Pvt Ltd. (India), (Data Scientist)Glad to be here in this community.
Hi everyone, this Abdulrahman a Data Scientist in Aramco based in Saudi Arabia.
I’m a Solutions Architect in the energy industry looking to better understand how Cognite fits within an overall data contextualization architecture. I look forward to learning and making connections!
Request to have before and after message & photos to be put side by side in horizontal. Need to compare before and after corrective maintenance.
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