Monitoring systems - Revision history

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 ! scope="row"| Step 3
-| Clean the raw data solving consistency and errors of the new information, this action is performed by the [[get_data_from_meter]] function. After that, store this cleaned data into a matrix
+| Clean the raw data solving consistency and errors of the new information, this action is performed by the [[update_data_from_meter]] function. After that, store this cleaned data into a matrix
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 ! scope="row"| Step 4

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 crontab -l | { cat; echo "* * * * * Rscript /<ADDRESS>/update_data.XXXX.R"; } | crontab -
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 <h2><i>install</i> scripts</h2>

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		+	<h2><i>install</i> scripts</h2>
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		+	In order to make easier the installation process, there are <i>install</i> bash scripts.
		+	They all called as <i>install.XXXX.sh</i> where XXXX is the name of the facility to be stored.
		+	These scripts launch the <i>create.XXXX.R</i> script and include the <i>update.XXXX.R</i> script in the user's cron.

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 <h2><i>create</i> scripts</h2>
-The objective of these scripts is create the DB with all required information, ensuring the previous features.
+The objective of these scripts is to create the DB with all required information, ensuring the previous features.
 These scripts have the name <i>create.XXXX.R</i> where XXXX is the name of the facility to be stored.
 The process is divided in the following steps:
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 <h2><i>update</i> scripts</h2>

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 The objective of these scripts is create the DB with all required information, ensuring the previous features.
 The process is divided in the following steps:
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 However, the energy monitoring has a processed table for power and another for energy.
 <h2><i>update</i> scripts</h2>

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+Step 3 and 4 are optionals, if there is not processed data they are not required.
+In general, there DB is create with these tables: one table per meter and a unique table for processed data or for each family of processed data.
+The meters are independent in order to isolate the measures.
-They remove the previous DB, get all
+The processed table is unique for simplicity and because it usually requires information from several meters.
 <h2><i>update</i> scripts</h2>

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 ! scope="row"| Step 2.2
-| Clean the raw data solving consistency and errors, after that, store this cleaned data into a huge matrix
+| Clean the raw data solving consistency and errors, this action is performed by the [[get_data_from_meter]] function. After that, store this cleaned data into a huge matrix
 |-
-! scope="row"| Step 3
+! scope="row"| Step 3 (Opt.)
 | The cleaned and consistent raw data are processed to get processed data (for example: not measured powers, self-consumption, temperature conversion, etc.)
 |}

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 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! scope="row"| Bread
+! scope="row"| Step 1
-| 0.3 kg
+| Get the list of files to be processed
-| $0.65
 |-
-! scope="row"| Butter
+! scope="row"| Step 2
-| 0.125 kg
+| Get data from all files and store in a huge matrix with consistent information
-| $1.25
+|-
 |}