Successful completion of Turkish Airlines Dashboard

EnergyDVR Dashboard has been successfully setup by our dealer En-Ko in Turkey

Simulation building personel will save hours from daily work

• Power distribution status
• Power generator status
• Power and energy charts
• Battery bank statuses

Sustainability

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

Today is his 76th year of his passing, commemorate him with respect.

Sustainability in the year of 30’s was unheard of within the leaders of the Free World.

We were thought about the sustainability with exemplary projects during those years.

1. Moved a home on skids, just to save a single tree.
2. Created “Ideal Republic Village” for sustainability
3. Created Ataturk Forest Farm on a dry land

Walking Mansion

There are only a few major attractions in Yalova that are a must see for tourists and the Yuruyen Kosk is definitely one. This Ottoman-Turkish style mansion was said to have been used by Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, during his visits to the city. There is a legend connected to this mansion and it is often referred to as the “walking house.” The mansion has earned the name because as legend goes Ataturk thought that the mansion was too near to a spectacular tree, and as he did not want to obscure or cut down the tree he ordered the mansion to walk.
Yuruyen Kosk

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk first visited Yalova in 1927. He had specifically chosen this as his destination as he wanted to make use of the local thermal facilities. Whilst he was staying in this area he stayed in Baltaci Farm which was a wooden pavilion next to the thermal bath.

The Energy Data Visualization Recorder Allows Users to See How Their System was Functioning at Any Time During its Use

BAS Services & Graphics, LLC, an energy management product and services company, is proud to announce the latest addition to their suite of energy management products. Called the EnergyDVR or “Energy Data Visualization Recorder,” it is an analytical visualization utility that lets users see how their system was functioning at any point in its history.

More than just graphs and numbers, the EnergyDVR shows people graphically how all of the energy dashboard data looked at any given time period they specify. The way it works is simple: it gives people historical playback data in the format most easily understood, just like a graphics interface. In fact, it is the same graphics just not in “live mode” but in “history mode.”

The EnergyDVR is available now as an add-on package to the BASSG PX-Dashboard and can be loaded right into existing JACE and Supervisor front-ends. DVR functionality can also connect to multiple SkySpark by SkyFoundry instances. DVR feature can be switched between local Niagara station—which is offered by the Tridium company—and remote SkySpark instance. The EnergyDVR starts from $150 for Jace 3 and equivalent and can be purchased through the BASSG shopping cart system.

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Project Builder Plus is a workflow enhancement software tool for projects that integrate control system and sensor data. Features include:

• Creating
• Duplicating
• Templating - How Templating Works?
• Querying - Query Record Tree
• Exploring - Tree views
• Exporting - Export to Zinc
• Importing - Import from Nhaystack
• Mapping 7 - Map Obix

Project Builder + streamlines data integration and database creation to save time andmoney during implementation of data-oriented projects (analytics, graphical dashboards).

• Simplify Learning Haystack model visually - Video
• Generate haystack definitions offline on any computer (PC / Mac)
• Export these to a zinc file format - Video
• Generate definitions from existing xml through web services
  • Niagara Px to Haystack hierarchy and tagging - Video
  • Import definitions automatically from multiple NHaystack Connections -Video
• Mapping
  • Obix MapObix ImportFromPx
  • NHaystack NhaystackImport NHaystackMapping
  • CSV (On Roadmap)
  • Json (On Roadmap)
  • SQL Simplified (On Roadmap) Video

Feel free to watch the videos, they are marked with number with its respective subject.

If you have any questions or want to say hi, you may contact me [email protected] or 954 618-8070.

Advancements in building automation software (BAS) have made it easy to control lighting, regulate HVAC systems, and operate equipment via computers or mobile devices.  Modern BAS collects massive amounts of data that is greatly underutilized because it is rarely analyzed to its full potential.  The main hindrance to more effective analysis centers on the need for a standardized language to make this valuable data easily shared and accessible between different applications.  To address this concern, Project Haystack was formulated to create a forum where leaders in the industry could assimilate ideas for a common language to describe the data produced by today’s equipment systems.

BAS Services & Graphics, LLC (BASSG) is a staunch supporter of Project Haystack.  As an avid participator in the initiative, BASSG is helping to contrive a new language for the benefit of the industry.  BASSG also understands that a standardized language is the next step in frontier of building automation and will improve building operations in a number of ways.

Smart BAS Technologies

As companies, communities, and cities embrace energy conservation through advanced technologies like smart grids, the massive volumes of data collected will require rapid analyzations to optimize energy usage.  In theory, an advanced smart grid could analyze data from thousands of BAS systems and optimize energy usages on a city scale.   A system capable of doing so could save millions while significantly decreasing energy waste.  BASSG is assisting the pioneering effort to create a language that will make it possible to develop these types of truly intelligent systems.

Reduction in BAS Labor Costs

The conceptual models built within BAS systems are often the effort of vigorous manual labor.  A standardized language for describing our systems and equipment will make it possible for standard automated processes to replace labor-intensive manual approaches.  Such automation is useful in two significant ways.  First, different applications can analyze equipment system models and present them to users accurately.  Second, this enables the creation of advanced intelligent automation systems that can recognize equipment systems and their data, assess external and internal conditions, and improve building operations on a continuous basis.  Automated models would greatly reduce labor costs, which will make building automation more cost effective for building owners of all types.

By actively engaging in Project Haystack BASSG is helping to shape the future of building automation.