Ajout de données PI à Portal en utilisant le connecteur GeoEvent

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<\/HEAD>Nous aimerions ajouter des données PI à ArcGIS Portal et j'ai entendu dire que cela devrait être possible en utilisant le connecteur GeoEvent, mais je n'ai pas encore trouvé d'exemples de la manière dont cela a été fait. Est-ce que cela a déjà été réalisé par une organisation ou quelqu'un a-t-il prévu de le faire prochainement ? <\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

RobertKrisher · Answer

RJ,

You are correct.  Fortunately OSIsoft also has a RESTful API available that allows for querying out data from the PI system (my guess is you would want to use the StreamSet objects: StreamSet  ).  Managing all the configuration / mapping between OSIsoft and the GIS model as well as Geo Enriching the data streams from PI (adding geometries and other information from the GIS features) should all be doable via the GeoEvent server without any need to write code, but it will still take a fair bit of work to develop the set of inputs / processors / outputs to achieve this.

There are a number of reasons why OSIsoft has a product for doing this (and that product does leverage the GeoEvent server) and most of them have to do with a) making is easier to set up and maintain the mappings between the two systems and b) making the solution more scaleable by introducing some components to manage the demand on the OSI infrastructure.

-Robert

RJSunderman · Answer

Anna,

GeoEvent Server is fundamentally RESTful, by which I mean the most reliable integration tends to leverage inputs where GeoEvent Server hosts a REST endpoint to which data providers can HTTP/POST data as JSON, geoJSON, XML, or delimited text ... or inputs which periodically poll an external web server / service which then sends event records back formatted as JSON, geoJSON, or XML. Both of these types of inputs are available out-of-the-box without any custom development (e.g. programming).

When Robert suggests that you'll still need to develop something to relay data to the GeoEvent Server, I suspect that he is thinking of a RESTful API. If a company whose business is deploying sensors for system monitoring wants to make it easy to integrate with ArcGIS Enterprise and GeoEvent Server, they'll develop an REST API which either allows an external web client (e.g. GeoEvent Server) to poll an endpoint or allows some way to subscribe and begin receiving periodic data pushes from the API to a REST endpoint.

- RJ

RobertKrisher · Answer

Anna,

I'm familiar of several instances where customers who aren't using PI have leveraged the GeoEvent server to process and store SCADA data inside the GIS.  You'll still need to develop something on your end to relay data to the GeoEvent server.