ICONICS Case Studies Customer Success Story: Schiphol Airport

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	Customer Success Story: Schiphol Airport ICONICS

Customer Success Story: Schiphol Airport

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Technology Category	Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration
Applicable Industries	Transportation
Applicable Functions	Facility Management
Use Cases	Building Automation & Control Building Energy Management
Services	System Integration
Challenge	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the national airport of The Netherlands, is the 10th biggest airport in the world based on total number of passengers and 14th based on the number of tons of cargo shipped. The airport is built as one large terminal split into three large departure halls, with further expansion planned. The airport needed a robust system to monitor and manage various systems including HVAC, Fire, Security, Lighting, Telephone, and Water Systems. The challenge was to implement a solution that could handle over 300,000 tags, run on multiple PCs, and handle over one million alarms and events per month. Read More
About Customer	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the national airport of The Netherlands. It’s the 10th biggest airport in the world based on total number of passengers (about 47 million) and 14th based on the number of tons of cargo shipped. The airport is built as one large terminal split into three large departure halls, with further expansion planned. The airport handles over 47 million passengers a year and over 1.5 million tons of cargo a year. The airport has 30 operator stations and uses 30 screens to monitor and manage its operations. Read More
Solution	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol selected an OEM version of GENESIS32™ including GraphWorX™32 and AlarmWorX™32 for this project. This suite of software tools now runs on over 30 PCs for the application of monitoring over 300,000 tags. The project was implemented by JCI Netherlands utilizing M5, an OEM version of GENESIS32. It runs on three Microsoft Windows terminal servers and allows the 30 operators to work on the system at the same time. The complete project consists of 10,000 GraphWorX images. The system is equipped to handle over one million alarms and events per month. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration

Applicable Industries

Transportation

Applicable Functions

Facility Management

Use Cases

Building Automation & Control

Building Energy Management

Services

System Integration

Challenge

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the national airport of The Netherlands, is the 10th biggest airport in the world based on total number of passengers and 14th based on the number of tons of cargo shipped. The airport is built as one large terminal split into three large departure halls, with further expansion planned. The airport needed a robust system to monitor and manage various systems including HVAC, Fire, Security, Lighting, Telephone, and Water Systems. The challenge was to implement a solution that could handle over 300,000 tags, run on multiple PCs, and handle over one million alarms and events per month.

About Customer

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the national airport of The Netherlands. It’s the 10th biggest airport in the world based on total number of passengers (about 47 million) and 14th based on the number of tons of cargo shipped. The airport is built as one large terminal split into three large departure halls, with further expansion planned. The airport handles over 47 million passengers a year and over 1.5 million tons of cargo a year. The airport has 30 operator stations and uses 30 screens to monitor and manage its operations.

Solution

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol selected an OEM version of GENESIS32™ including GraphWorX™32 and AlarmWorX™32 for this project. This suite of software tools now runs on over 30 PCs for the application of monitoring over 300,000 tags. The project was implemented by JCI Netherlands utilizing M5, an OEM version of GENESIS32. It runs on three Microsoft Windows terminal servers and allows the 30 operators to work on the system at the same time. The complete project consists of 10,000 GraphWorX images. The system is equipped to handle over one million alarms and events per month.

Impact #1	The provided solution is based on an open system, making it easier to develop bigger projects in the future.
Impact #2	It’s now easy to retrieve data out of the systems without writing converters.
Impact #3	One of the biggest advantages for the customer is easy expansion of the system to other platforms including Web browsers such as Internet Explorer (via WebHMI™) and mobile operating systems.

Impact #1

The provided solution is based on an open system, making it easier to develop bigger projects in the future.

Impact #2

It’s now easy to retrieve data out of the systems without writing converters.

Impact #3

One of the biggest advantages for the customer is easy expansion of the system to other platforms including Web browsers such as Internet Explorer (via WebHMI™) and mobile operating systems.

Benefit #1	Over 300,000 tags monitored
Benefit #2	30 operator stations
Benefit #3	10,000 GraphWorX images

Benefit #1

Over 300,000 tags monitored

Benefit #2

30 operator stations

Benefit #3

10,000 GraphWorX images

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Customer Success Story: Schiphol Airport

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