Security and regulatory compliance
Ensures the security, privacy and integrity of industrial data with encryption, access controls and compliance with industry regulations.
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Datastruc is an innovation project to improve the security, efficiency and resilience of transformer substations through advanced monitoring, data analysis and artificial intelligence.
Ensures the security, privacy and integrity of industrial data with encryption, access controls and compliance with industry regulations.
Encourages collaboration and data sharing among stakeholders within the industrial ecosystem.
Scalable and flexible infrastructure, using solutions that are today a standard within data platform projects.
Seamlessly integrates data from disparate sources, such as sensor-equipped IoT devices, other production equipment and business systems, providing a single source for all operational data.
The primary source of information is real-time sensor data, enabling data-driven decision-making and process optimisation.
Proactively identifies and prevents equipment failures, reduces downtime and optimises maintenance schedules with artificial intelligence-driven algorithms.
Air quality monitoring in transformer substations.
Detection of partial electrical discharges.
Detection of harmful or hazardous gases.
Monitoring of ambient humidity levels.
Detection of unauthorised human presence.
Real-time temperature monitoring.
Thermal imaging for hot spot detection.
Anomaly detection via ultrasound.
Water level monitoring for flood detection.
DataStruc relies on industrial sensing and IoT technologies to collect near real-time information (every second) from transformer substations, capturing electrical, thermal, environmental and presence variables.
Processing and management of large volumes of operational data. The solution uses a scalable data platform capable of handling continuous information flows, structuring data and making it available for analysis and operational exploitation processes.
Early anomaly detection beyond simple thresholds. DataStruc incorporates advanced analytics and machine learning techniques to identify anomalous patterns, reducing false positives and enabling an anticipatory response to potential incidents.
Data prepared for safe reuse and collaboration. The DataStruc architecture is designed following interoperability principles, preparing data and metadata for future integration into energy sector Data Spaces, fostering reuse, collaboration and new data-driven services.
Several entities with complementary technical responsibilities participate in the DATASTRUC project, aligned with the objectives of system design, development and validation.
Technology 2 Client (T2C) acts as the applicant entity and is responsible for the overall technical integration of the solution, including architecture design, the data platform and the exploitation application.
Masense, participating in the project as a subcontracted entity by T2C, provides specialised knowledge in the field of sensing and data capture, including IoT technologies, signal definition and sensor deployment in industrial infrastructures. Its contribution focuses on the technical aspects associated with field data acquisition.
The Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) participates as an expert entity in advanced data analysis and artificial intelligence, collaborating in defining models for anomaly detection, signal interpretation and analytical validation of results.
This combination of technical capabilities allows the project to be approached from a multidisciplinary perspective, coherently covering the aspects of data capture, processing, analysis and exploitation.