Data science and Visualization Team

João Luiz Dihl Comba

João Luiz Dihl Comba

Ph.D.

Jonathan Choy Rivera

Jonathan Choy Rivera

M.Sc. Student

Gustavo Bulow Gomes

Gustavo Bulow Gomes

B.Sc. Student

Our objectives

Digital Twins (DTs) are becoming commonplace in several application areas. In the Oil and Gas (O&G) industry, there are several possibilities for using DT technologies to improve different processes, from seismic exploration and drilling, passing through reservoir and production engineering, and ending in transportation and distribution. As a result, DTs collects a vast amount of data that are crucial to support analytics tasks and decision-making. Data visualization plays a key role in generating insights about DT data, which require supports to analytics tasks such as anomaly and detection or correlation analysis, among others. Our main task is to provide support for data visualization tools in the project, with the current goals:

 

  • Investigate how data visualization techniques can be used to explore and create insights over different sources of DT data
  • Investigate the relationship of ontologies and data exploration using interaction techniques and data visualization

Results and Contributions

Data Visualization for Digital Twins

João Luiz Dihl Comba, Nicolau Oyhenard dos Santos, Jonathan Choy Rivera, Regis Kruel Romeu and Mara Abel. Computing in Science & Engineering.

What we are currently working on

Development of a visual analytics systems to display time series sensor data associated with a production plant 

 

 

Development of an ontology-based visual interface for exploring time series data collected from sensors