Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Power Analytics is a San Diego, California-based software developer specializing in the field of model-validated analytics for complex electrical power infrastructure, an emerging branch of analytics focusing on the CAD design and predictive analytics surrounding complex electric power infrastructure. Analogous to business analytics – massive mathematical models and algorithms used to predict financial behavior and potential risks – in power infrastructure model-validated analytics use the data in the original CAD model of an electrical power system to assess the impending likelihood of a short circuit, arc flash, or other power engineering problems. Model-validated analytics can also optimize power consumption energy conservation in mission-critical facilities by ensuring – like the engine management system in an automobile engine – that every component is operating within its as-designed operating specifications. This component-by-component calibration results in what is effectively a 24/7, system-wide tune-up, that occurs every millisecond. Thus they play a vital role in help organizations minimize their carbon footprint and work toward a carbon-neutral footprint.The trademark for "Power Analytics" was awarded to Power Analytics Corporation in 2006."@en }
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- Power_Analytics abstract "Power Analytics is a San Diego, California-based software developer specializing in the field of model-validated analytics for complex electrical power infrastructure, an emerging branch of analytics focusing on the CAD design and predictive analytics surrounding complex electric power infrastructure. Analogous to business analytics – massive mathematical models and algorithms used to predict financial behavior and potential risks – in power infrastructure model-validated analytics use the data in the original CAD model of an electrical power system to assess the impending likelihood of a short circuit, arc flash, or other power engineering problems. Model-validated analytics can also optimize power consumption energy conservation in mission-critical facilities by ensuring – like the engine management system in an automobile engine – that every component is operating within its as-designed operating specifications. This component-by-component calibration results in what is effectively a 24/7, system-wide tune-up, that occurs every millisecond. Thus they play a vital role in help organizations minimize their carbon footprint and work toward a carbon-neutral footprint.The trademark for "Power Analytics" was awarded to Power Analytics Corporation in 2006.".