Facility Operation Data Mapping for Automated Mission Management

The patent introduces a server system as an intermediary between multiple vendor data sources and the facility operation system. This server receives data in various formats from different vendors, standardizes it into a unified format, and then provides it to the facility operation system. This mediator approach allows the system to utilize diverse information from multiple vendors without being hindered by format inconsistencies and representation differences.

The patent implements preliminary data standardization and association management before automatic task execution. The system pre-processes data from multiple vendors by standardizing formats, extracting meanings, and managing associations between different data types. This preliminary action creates a unified data foundation that enables subsequent automatic task operations to proceed efficiently without encountering format or meaning inconsistencies during execution.

The patent implements a self-service automated system that independently evaluates data accuracy, manages associations, and executes tasks without requiring human intervention. The server system automatically standardizes data formats, extracts and compares data meanings, validates data quality, and generates control instructions. This self-service approach maintains high data accuracy through automated validation algorithms while eliminating the time delay associated with manual data evaluation.

The patent merges multiple data processing functions into a single integrated server system. The server combines data reception, format standardization, meaning extraction, association management, and task execution into one unified platform. This merging approach simplifies the overall system architecture by consolidating complex processing operations into a centralized system, making automation more achievable while managing processing complexity through integration rather than distribution.