Event analysis apparatus, event analysis systems, event analysis methods, and event analysis program
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1. An event analyzer for a distributed control system (DCS) that controls operations in a plant comprising:
- at least one memory storing instructions, andat least one processor configured to execute the instructions to;
collect event log data representing an operation history of operations performed by the DCS operator;
analyze the event log data, and extract basic unit operation data representing an operation method based on the operations performed by the DCS operator; and
analyze basic unit operation data, and extract unit operation data representing operational intentions of the operations by the DCS operator,wherein the at least one processor is configured to execute the instructions to;
detect, based on the event log data, a successive operation period in which operations for changing a setting value of the identical type for a single control system are performed continuously in time;
analyze a trend representing transition of the setting value in the successive operation period;
determine the operation method based on a change amount of the setting value, and thereby extract the basic unit operation data;
analyze the trend to detect presence or absence of an inflection point representing a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from increase to decrease or a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from decrease to increase;
divide the successive operation period into a plurality of local periods as the inflection point is the partition in a case in which the inflection point exists in the successive operation period;
determine the operation method based on the change amount which is difference between a first point and a last point in each local period;
determine that the operation method is a ramping operation for increase in a case in which the change amount is positive and is larger than a threshold value;
perform sign inversion on the change amount in a case in which the change amount is negative, and determine that the operation method is a ramping operation for decrease in a case in which the sign inverted change amount is larger than a threshold value; and
determine that the operation method is fine-tuning in a case in which the operation method is not determined as the ramping operation for increase or the ramping operation for decrease.
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Abstract
An event analyzer includes: an event collector configured to collect event log data representing operation history which an DCS operator performed; a basic unit operation analyzer configured to analyze event log data, and extract basic unit operation data representing operation method based on the operation by the DCS operator; and an unit operation analyzer configured to analyze basic unit operation data, and extract unit operation data representing intention of the operation by the DCS operator.
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1. An event analyzer for a distributed control system (DCS) that controls operations in a plant comprising:
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at least one memory storing instructions, and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions to; collect event log data representing an operation history of operations performed by the DCS operator; analyze the event log data, and extract basic unit operation data representing an operation method based on the operations performed by the DCS operator; and analyze basic unit operation data, and extract unit operation data representing operational intentions of the operations by the DCS operator, wherein the at least one processor is configured to execute the instructions to; detect, based on the event log data, a successive operation period in which operations for changing a setting value of the identical type for a single control system are performed continuously in time; analyze a trend representing transition of the setting value in the successive operation period; determine the operation method based on a change amount of the setting value, and thereby extract the basic unit operation data; analyze the trend to detect presence or absence of an inflection point representing a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from increase to decrease or a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from decrease to increase; divide the successive operation period into a plurality of local periods as the inflection point is the partition in a case in which the inflection point exists in the successive operation period; determine the operation method based on the change amount which is difference between a first point and a last point in each local period; determine that the operation method is a ramping operation for increase in a case in which the change amount is positive and is larger than a threshold value; perform sign inversion on the change amount in a case in which the change amount is negative, and determine that the operation method is a ramping operation for decrease in a case in which the sign inverted change amount is larger than a threshold value; and determine that the operation method is fine-tuning in a case in which the operation method is not determined as the ramping operation for increase or the ramping operation for decrease. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. An event analysis method for a distributed control system (DCS) that controls operations in a plant using a computer comprising:
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collecting event log data representing operation history which the DCS operator performed; analyzing event log data collected in the step of collecting the event and extracting basic unit operation data representing an operation method operated by the DCS operator; and analyzing basic unit operation data and extracting unit operation data representing operation intention of the operation by the DCS operator, wherein analyzing the event log data comprises; detecting, based on the event log data, a successive operation period in which operations for changing a setting value of the identical type for a single control system are performed continuously in time; and analyzing a trend representing transition of the setting value in the successive operation period; wherein extracting the basic unit operation data comprises; determining the operation method based on a change amount of the setting value, and thereby extracting the basic unit operation data; wherein analyzing the trend comprises; analyzing the trend to detect presence or absence of an inflection point representing a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from increase to decrease or a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from decrease to increase; wherein determining the operation method comprises; dividing the successive operation period into a plurality of local periods as the inflection point is the partition in a case in which the inflection point exists in the successive operation period and determining the operation method based on the change amount which is difference between a first point and a last point in each local period; determining that the operation method is a ramping operation for increase in a case in which the change amount is positive and is larger than a threshold value; performing sign inversion on the change amount in a case in which the change amount is negative, and determine that the operation method is a ramping operation for decrease in a case in which the sign inverted change amount is larger than a threshold value; and determining that the operation method is fine-tuning in a case in which the operation method is not determined as the ramping operation for increase or the ramping operation for decrease. - View Dependent Claims (15)
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16. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium that stores a computer program for causing, when executed by a computer, the computer to perform for a distributed control system (DCS) that controls operations in a plant:
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collecting event log data representing operation history which the DCS operator performed; analyzing event log data and extracting basic unit operation data representing a operation method operated by the DCS operator; and analyzing the basic unit operation data and extracting unit operation data representing an operation intention of the operation which the DCS operator performed, wherein analyzing the event log data comprises; detecting, based on the event log data, a successive operation period in which operations for changing a setting value of the identical type for a single control system are performed continuously in time; and analyzing a trend representing transition of the setting value in the successive operation period; wherein extracting the basic unit operation data comprises; determining the operation method based on a change amount of the setting value, and thereby extracting the basic unit operation data; wherein analyzing the trend comprises; analyzing the trend to detect presence or absence of an inflection point representing a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from increase to decrease or a point where a changing direction of the setting value changes from decrease to increase; and wherein determining the operation method comprises; dividing the successive operation period into a plurality of local periods as the inflection point is the partition in a case in which the inflection point exists in the successive operation period and determining the operation method based on the change amount which is difference between a first point and a last point in each local period; determining that the operation method is a ramping operation for increase in a case in which the change amount is positive and is larger than a threshold value; performing sign inversion on the change amount in a case in which the change amount is negative, and determine that the operation method is a ramping operation for decrease in a case in which the sign inverted change amount is larger than a threshold value; and determining that the operation method is fine-tuning in a case in which the operation method is not determined as the ramping operation for increase or the ramping operation for decrease. - View Dependent Claims (17)
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