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Data Acquisition, Monitoring and Control Services
Collecting data from these remote devices can occur routinely, based on a user-defined polling schedule or the process can occur sporadically, based on events sensed by the device. Communications with remote devices can occur in real-time, near real-time or in a store and forward mode. Data
can be collected from units that are locally, regionally or globally
dispersed. Some key industries that can benefit from this application
include: Utility
Automation Solutions Through the World Partners Network, Final Analysis plans to offer utility automated solutions for energy efficiency as well as security of the energy infrastructure and supplies across the energy exploration and distribution chain. These
solutions are achieved by providing a communications capability packaged
onto transmission grid equipment, substations, transformers and switches.
This enhanced capability provides automatic meter reading, remote service
connect/disconnect, tamper alerts, and a variety of other critical information. Environmental
Monitoring and Hazard Alert Solutions There
is a growing trend toward hazard alert networks that provide notifications
about impending natural or other disasters. This trend is driving the
need for robust communications systems like the FAISAT network with
multipoint broadcast capabilities over large geographic areas.
A tremendous need exists for a more systemic approach to efficiency across the oil and gas value chain. With deregulation and competition, there is also a need to improve efficiency throughout operations and be responsive to customer service concerns regardless of location of these systems. These factors drive the need for secure remote communications. Remote assets are often out of range of terrestrial communication systems, thus they can benefit from remote data collection services. Industrial
and Government Equipment Security A
variety of industries and government agencies own and operate high-value
equipment in field operations. The security and efficiency of this equipment
can affect the cost and continuation of operations. FAISAT user terminals
are planned to be programmed to detect movement or tampering, and to
locate equipment in case of loss or theft. Benefits of this service
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