Intelligent Distributed and Ubiquitous Health Management System: Data Storage and Processing
Neil Vosburg, Rastko R. Šelmić, Stephen Oonk, Francisco Maldonado · 2013
We present here recent developments and results in data storage and processing for an Intelligent Distributed and Ubiquitous Health Management System. The system is designed to store and present data related to faults that may occur in distributed sensor and actuator networked systems. Such systems are common at NASA centers, industrial plants, and other distributed electro-mechanical systems. We show how sensor and actuator fault information can be stored and processed. We describe database development, communication with a Network Capable Application Processor (NCAP), and interfacing with a smart phone including smart phone application developed specifically for this purpose. An experimental setup is described which is used to test, debug, and evaluate the overall system design.