Oil and gas wells are equipped with a variety of sensors measuring temperature, torque, friction, pressure, location, volume of production, and rate of penetration. This telemetry data streams into a central control room over low latency message buses, where engineers and analysts use Altair Panopticon to monitor and analyze that data in real time. A single Panopticon workbook can process and visualize data from any number of wells and display geospatial information and all critical parameters down to the nanosecond if needed. The software can make on-the-fly comparisons between current readings and historical time series data and alert users to potential maintenance issues before they can bring drilling to a halt.

In this demo, real-time telemetry data from a simulated Formula 1 car on the Austria-Spielberg track is being delivered to Panopticon, which is then applying a series of statistical functions to the data on-the-fly and visualizing the results in a user-built dashboard. The system enables users to set alerts for critical parameters that may drift out of range during a race, visualize cumulative data for all streams, and perform comparisons with historical reference data for the car being monitored, other cars, other laps, other races, and more. The ability to visualize streaming data in real time and then drill down to investigate anomalies enables managers to understand the causal relationships that cause problems and reveal opportunities to improve performance.

This video shows how to use Altair's real time visual analytics platform to monitor and analyze equity trading activity and performance. Traders and managers can identify potential threats to profitability and act immediately during the trading day rather than waiting for end-of-day reports. This video demonstrates how users can build fully customized dashboards to analyze execution and market data without writing any code, gain continuous insight into their trading and execution performance during order lifetimes, and produce on-demand reports. Market structure for equities changes constantly changing and is highly complex. In the US, there are 13 exchanges plus over 40 alternative trading systems (ATSs), dark pools, and other venues. Europe offers 24 exchanges and multilateral trading facility (MTFs) and 175 systematic internalisers. Firms engaged in electronic equity trading must manage, process, and visualize data streams from an increasing number of sources in order to remain competitive, and as a result must have trading analytics infrastructures that address several significant challenges, including trading and network latencies, throughput, and complex data structures. The Altair Panopticon Streaming Analytics Platform consumes true real-time and big data sources. It offers stream processing and real-time visualization capabilities that allow traders, quants, sales, risk, and compliance officers to get fast insights into market conditions and trading activity to make smarter, fully-informed decisions.

Altair Panopticon processes and visualizes real-time operational and historical data. In this demonstration, you will see how to use a Panopticon real-time dashboard to monitor and analyze the performance of a group of wind farms, with each farm consisting of multiple turbines, using sensor data and other telemetry streaming in from the field.

Armed with up-to-the-millisecond data, operators, technicians, analysts, and managers in an energy firm can make fast, fully-informed decisions to improve the overall performance of their energy production systems, prevent revenue and production shortfalls, reduce costs, and improve system reliability. Combined with the machine learning capabilities of Altair Knowledge Studio, Panopticon can also analyze past performance and predict future outcomes.