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A horizontal data integration standard for Internet of Things - HyperCat

Session
Wednesday, 13 May 2015
15:15
Duration: 47 mins
Publication date: 22 May 2015
Location: Leamington Suite, Stratford Manor Hotel, Stratford Upon Avon, United Kingdom
Part of event Water Conference 2015

About the session

After hearing about the planning and strategy from the CEOs of water companies and Chief Regulators at other water events, come to the IET’s 10th Water Event to discourse and debate with engineers on how to overcome challenges to get the job done.

The IET’s Water Event is the only event focusing on grassroots engineering in the control and automation space that delivers on all the planning and strategy.

This year the Water Event will focuses on:
PR14 determinations and the AMP 6 Real Time Systems Programmes
WITS DNP 3 latest products and developments
How to ensure the required asset performance data is being collected
The latest developments in Situational Awareness presentation systems
Case studies on the latest replacement regional telemetry systems
The use of network optimisation models in real time

Channels

Power

Power

Control

Control

Management

Management

Speaker

Laurie Reynolds

AquamatiX Ltd, Managing Director

Laurie Reynolds founded the IET Water event in 2002 when he was Chairman of the IET Control and Automation Professional Network. He has worked in the water industry for most of his 40 year career, the majority with Thames Water and two in telecoms with Virgin Media.He founded AquamatiX in 2011 to pioneer the application of industrial Internet of Things in the water industry and is passionate about the importance of open standards.HyperCat is an IOT standard which emerged from the first series of demonstrators funded by the Technology Strategy Board (now Innovate UK) which addresses both vertical and horizontal interoperability – this means extending the life of legacy systems as well as extracting value from data silos and new sensor networks. HyperCat is generating a lot of interest in the future cities programme and is establishing the UK in a leading role in IOT. The paper will illustrate the application of HyperCat through a use case for a smart canal system.

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