Energy Management with Correspondence Based Data Auditing Signoff
AssigneeSchneider Electric USA, Inc.
InventorAnthony R. Gray
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Abstract
Systems and methods for monitoring energy management (EM) data from at least one energy data source; detecting a data anomaly event in the EM data; determining if a resolution for the data anomaly event requires human input; and submitting a request to at least one user for human input to resolve the data anomaly event.
Claims29
A method implemented by at least one computer upon executing programming code stored on at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium, the method comprising:
- monitoring energy management (EM) data from at least one energy data source;
- detecting a data anomaly event in the EM data;
- determining if a resolution for the data anomaly event requires human input;
- and
- submitting an automated request to at least one user for human input to resolve the data anomaly event;
- and
- recording a record of the request in a database for a resolution response from the at least one user.
A method implemented by at least one computer upon executing programming code stored on at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising:
- monitoring energy management (EM) data from a plurality of energy data sources;
- detecting a plurality of data anomaly events in the EM data;
- analyzing the data from the plurality of energy data sources to determine if the data anomaly events meet at least one correlation criterion;
- and
- if the data anomaly events meet the correlation criterion, processing the data in accord with the correlation criterion to resolve the data anomaly events.
A method comprising:
- monitoring energy management (EM) data from an energy data source;
- detecting at least one data anomaly event in the EM data;
- acquiring associated EM attribute data related to the data anomaly event;
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- presenting the at least one data anomaly event and the EM attribute data to a user.
An EM system for power management, the system comprising at least one computer, at least one storage device in which is stored EM data, and at least one non-transitory computer readable medium storing thereon computer code which when executed by the at least one computer causes the at least one computer to at least:
- monitor energy management (EM) data from at least one energy data source;
- detect a data anomaly event in the EM data;
- determine if a resolution for the data anomaly event requires human input;
- and
- submit an automated request to at least one user for human input to resolve the data anomaly event;
- and
- record a record of the request in a database for a resolution response from the at least one user.
At least one non-transitory computer-readable medium that stores programming code that when executed by at least one computer, instructs the at least one computer to execute a method comprising:
- monitoring energy management (EM) data from at least one energy data source;
- detecting a data anomaly event in the EM data;
- determining if a resolution for the data anomaly event requires human input;
- and
- submitting an automated request to at least one user for human input to resolve the data anomaly event;
- and
- recording a record of the request in a database for a resolution response from the at least one user.
An EM system for power management, the system comprising at least one computer, at least one storage device in which is stored EM data, and at least one non-transitory computer readable medium storing thereon computer code which when executed by the at least one computer causes the at least one computer to at least:
- monitor energy management (EM) data from a plurality of energy data sources;
- detect a plurality of data anomaly events in the EM data;
- analyze the data from the plurality of energy data sources to determine if the data anomaly events meet at least one correlation criterion;
- and
- if the data anomaly events meet the correlation criterion, processing the data in accord with the correlation criterion to resolve the data anomaly events.
At least one non-transitory computer-readable medium that stores programming code that when executed by at least one computer, instructs the at least one computer to execute a method comprising:
- monitoring energy management (EM) data from a plurality of energy data sources;
- detecting a plurality of data anomaly events in the EM data;
- analyzing the data from the plurality of energy data sources to determine if the data anomaly events meet at least one correlation criterion;
- and
- if the data anomaly events meet the correlation criterion, processing the data in accord with the correlation criterion to resolve the data anomaly events.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.