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IT security for critical infrastructure with versiondog
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据库管理和存储
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
- 传感器 - 液位传感器
- 传感器 - 压力传感器
适用行业
- 公用事业
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 远程控制
- 水务管理
挑战
防洪和排污是高度机械化和自动化的服务，利用最新的高性能计算机控制器和 IT 网络。对于越来越多的公共水务部门，AUVESY 的 versiondog 数据管理系统显着改进了跟踪相关数据的过程。虽然 versiondog 的主要目的通常是提供变更和数据管理，但它也帮助德国水务当局满足该国 2015 年 IT 安全法案的要求，特别是在 ICS 系统方面。
客户
德国合作伙伴水协会 Emschergenossenschaft 和 Lippeverband
关于客户
Emschergenossenschaft 成立于 1899 年，它是德国第一个水协会。一系列以它为蓝本的水协会接踵而至，包括 1926 年的 Lippeverband。这两个协会从一开始就密切合作。
解决方案
人们并不倾向于认为污水处理服务是特别高科技的，但这与现实相去甚远。德国合作伙伴水协会 Emschergenossenschaft 和 Lippeverband (EGLV) 运营着 59 个污水处理厂、344 个泵站和 411 个排水和雨水处理设施以及滞留池。它们中的大多数都包含联网的自动化系统，以允许远程监视和控制。自 2009 年以来，EGLV 设施中使用的所有控制设备均由 versiondog 管理。目前，他们的自动化控制装置项目总数约为3500个。再加上众多变频器、压力传感器和液位传感器的参数数据和设置，EGLV 使用的 versiondog 组件总数达到约 5,000 个。
收集的数据
Backup, Facility Management, Water Flow Rate
运营影响
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