Near Real Time Network Monitoring
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Learon Dalby gave a 5-minute presentation in Eureka Springs, Arkansas in October 2009 about visualizing where state network outages occur in near real-time using GIS technology. The presentation showed maps of the state network at different times on January 27, 2009 when outages were occurring to demonstrate the workflow and additional potential uses like monitoring power outages, cut lines, and the significance of events like tornadoes. Dalby encouraged contact to learn more about monitoring the state network.
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Near Real Time Network Monitoring
- 1. Presentation Thursday, October 29, 2009 Eureka Springs, AR This presentation was provided in 2009 and is certainly temporal, given the nature of the discussion. Presentation was roughly 5 minutes and discussion ensued.
- 2. Near Real-Time Network Monitoring Learon Dalby GIS Program Manager Arkansas Geographic Information Office (AGIO)
- 3. Problem Visualizing where state network outages occur
- 4. State Network Life is good when it looks like this (green)
- 5. Workflow
- 6. Visualizing
- 7. Visualizing
- 8. Visualizing
- 9. In Action 1/27/09 - 0835
- 10. In Action 1/27/09 - 0935
- 11. In Action 1/27/09 - 1035
- 12. In Action 1/27/09 - 1135
- 13. In Action 1/27/09 - 1235
- 14. Additional Uses Power Outages Lines Cut Significance of an event Tornado (5% of town down) Quick calculation (10 routers and 5 are down = 50%) This becomes more important if there are a fewer number of routers
- 15. We Want More Keyword: State Network
- 16. Contact Information Learon Dalby [email_address] Twitter: @learondalby http://www.slideshare.net/learondalby