A predictive incident
management system, consisting of: a sensor input module configured to receive heterogeneous
telemetry data streams from mechanical, thermal, electrical and cyber sources; a
temporal correlation control unit operationally coupled to the sensor input module, wherein the
temporal correlation control unit is configured to normalize received data into a uniform
time series envelope that includes identifiers,
microsecond-precision timestamps, metric names, values, and context markers, and is further configured to compute sliding window-cross-sensor correlation matrices, event motifs, and lead-
lag dependencies across multiple time granularities; a scalable rule processor that is communicatively linked to the
control unit for
temporal correlation, wherein the
rule engine includes an in-memory runtime environment for
processing complex events and
a domain-specific declarative language, and is configured to apply rules that reference primitive sensor
metrics, derived correlation features, and motive-based early warning vectors to classify, escalate, or resolve predicted incidents; A historical repository that is communicatively connected to both the temporal correlation control unit and the
rule engine. The repository is configured to store tagged event histories, correlation motif dictionaries, rule versions, and rule origin
metadata to ensure the verifiability and explainability of predictions; and An
incident response interface is operationally connected to the
rule engine. The
incident response interface is configured to trigger automated workflows, including the generation of tickets for
IT service management, chat ops notifications, the execution of
orchestration playbooks, and direct
machine control via industrial protocols. the
system is configured to perform predictive analyses based on temporal correlations between sensors and to execute context-aware, rule-based incident management in real time.