Internet-of-things-based building operation equipment state monitoring and visual analysis system

Abstract

The invention provides an internet-of-things-based building operation equipment state monitoring and visual analysis system. By utilizing an internet-of-things communication technology, state data ofoperation equipment such as various sensors, functional facilities and the like of an intelligent building is monitored in real time. For the state data, a building state pattern is generated visuallyaccording to spatial distribution of sampling points; a state of the whole intelligent building is displayed through the pattern; and the pattern is quickly and qualitatively analyzed by applying image processing and mode recognition technologies, so that the recognition and monitoring of building regional anomaly are realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to intelligent building technology, in particular to a building operation equipment status monitoring and visual analysis system based on the Internet of Things. Background technique [0002] Intelligent building is the application of informatization and Internet of Things technology to buildings, and realizes the optimization of various building functions without human intervention. Intelligent buildings not only include the building itself, but also cover various types of functional facilities inside the building. Compared with the traditional building body and its internal facilities, the essential advantages of intelligent buildings are: large-scale collection of building-related diversified data information, high-efficiency and intelligent data analysis and status judgment, remote operation control of functional facilities, and human-based The experience is optimized for the ultimate goal of the built environment. Among the...

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Problems solved by technology

This analysis method is too simple and cannot truly reflect the actual status of various operating equipment in intelligent buildings and their regional development and changes.

Moreover, due to the variety of sources and types and the inconsistency of standards, operating equipment such as sensors and functional facilities in smart buildings lack a unified naming and numbering standard. Searching for the desired data points among thousands of sampled data points greatly increases the difficulty of using these data in the management and analysis stages

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