EP3353723A1 - Procédé, programme informatique et système de transmission de données pour produire une image interactive - Google Patents

Procédé, programme informatique et système de transmission de données pour produire une image interactive

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EP3353723A1
EP3353723A1 EP16782192.5A EP16782192A EP3353723A1 EP 3353723 A1 EP3353723 A1 EP 3353723A1 EP 16782192 A EP16782192 A EP 16782192A EP 3353723 A1 EP3353723 A1 EP 3353723A1
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Clemens Schmitt
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    • G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
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    • H04L67/10—Protocols in which an application is distributed across nodes in the network
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  • the invention relates to a method for transmitting data for generating an interactive image by means of a system in which a first device as a server and a second device communicatively connected to the first device as
  • the invention relates to a method operating according to the system and a computer program for implementing the method.
  • the quality of a representation of data is characterized, inter alia, by a respective amount of data and by the communicative connection between the client and the server, for example a wired or a wireless connection, enabled transmission speed determined.
  • a trivial solution for transferring data to generate an interactive image from a large amount of static data by means of a device (client) remote from the data server location is to reduce the amount of data and transfer only the reduced amount of data to the client for display there ,
  • the reduction in the amount of data inevitably leads to the lack of data on the part of the client and thus no interactive access by a user is possible for them.
  • such a trivial solution further allows no consideration of dyna ⁇ mixed adventitious to the static data volume data.
  • a good interactivity, ie access to the completeness, ⁇ -ended amount of data is therefore not compatible with a fast Schmdarstel ⁇ development, especially a fast imaging with a consideration of dynamically added data coming, apparently.
  • An object of the present invention based on this problem is to provide a solution by means of which a large server-side static amount of data together with dynamically added to the static amount of additional data at a necessarily limited transmission speed of the communication link between the server and the client on the part of Clients can be displayed quickly enough.
  • a data point includes at least one measured value or the like and, optionally, for example, information on boundary conditions in the recording (for example a measuring value as taken on a turbine on ⁇ temperature, using as a boundary condition a rota tion position of the turbine shaft in the measurement recording be ⁇ writing angle in the data point is carried).
  • boundary conditions in the recording for example a measuring value as taken on a turbine on ⁇ temperature, using as a boundary condition a rota tion position of the turbine shaft in the measurement recording be ⁇ writing angle in the data point is carried).
  • the server Based on data stored or buffered in a database, ie static data and the static data points included in it, the server generates an image called a static image and transmits it to the client.
  • the client displays the stati ⁇ cal image obtained by the server by means of a display unit.
  • a visualization of the previously available (static) data By means of the client, a visualization of the previously available (static) data.
  • the generation of the static image causes a reduction of the data volume of the underlying static data points, nevertheless the user of the
  • the image can also be generated in a com ⁇ prim believing format or at least transferred to the compressible th format.
  • Compressed image formats and methods for generating compressed images are known per se.
  • the server continuously receives additionally determined data points, ie dynamic data. These are stored in the database or cached.
  • the server sends this dynamic data or dynamically generated dynamic image data to the client.
  • the client presents the static image together with the dynamic image data received from the server, or together with it
  • Client based on the dynamic data obtained from the server generated by the display unit dynamic image data.
  • the static image displayed on the client side is continuously using dynamic updated image data.
  • the transmission of data to the client is carried out in the form of in each case at least one data point ⁇ or in the form of generated on the basis of image data.
  • a summary of multiple data points or resulting image data is possible and encompassed by the approach suggested herein.
  • the server After a predetermined or predefinable period of time or after a predetermined or predefinable number of additionally determined data points, the server generates an updated static image. This is done on the basis of the data points stored in the database, which comprise the data points on the basis of which the preceding static image was generated, and the data points added afterwards, or alternatively based on the preceding static image and the additionally determined data points.
  • This updated stati ⁇ specific image is transmitted by the server to the client.
  • the client is the updated sta ⁇ tables image obtained from the server instead of the previously displayed static image and the previously displayed dynamic image data by the display unit.
  • This process can be repeated cyclically until the visualization of the data is aborted by the client.
  • the cyclic adoption of the dynamic data in an updated static image has, for example, the advantage that the storage space requirement of dynamic or static data structures on the client side for temporary storage of the dynamic data or the dynamic image data generated on the basis of the dynamic data does not increase uncontrollably or does not increase .
  • the method proposed here is an efficient Mög ⁇ friendliness for transmitting data for generating an interactive image in the presence of large static volumes of data, for example historical composition data, and continuously added next data, such as dynamic live data in a client-server system and under the constraint of the limited necessary there admirsgeschwindig ⁇ ness of the communicative connection between the server and the or each client.
  • data used in the preamble includes any data, images and information transmitted between the server and the client, in whatever direction, so that at least: static images (30 ), Da ⁇ ten discern (34), dynamic image data (46), nutzer forcingsspe--specific coordinates (50) and detailed information (48).
  • the client displays the static image obtained by the server and the image data resulting from the dynamic data in different levels resulting from individual addressable storage areas.
  • the allocation of image data to different levels and superimposing the levels to obtain the respective one Image representation are known per se.
  • the different levels are referred to as drawing level and as detail level.
  • the sta ⁇ tables image is displayed in the plane.
  • the resulting ⁇ on the basis of the dynamic data, image data is displayed in the detail plane of the drawing.
  • a superposition of the two levels results and as a result of the overlay, the result is a combination of the static one
  • a displacement of the visualization on the side of the updating of the time axis is
  • Clients provided. For this purpose, after a first presentation of the static image and in connection with a first representation of the dynamic image data, ie before, during or shortly after the presentation of the dynamic image data, the representation of the static image is shifted.
  • the displacement takes place in a predetermined or predeterminable direction, often to the left, so that when considering the taking place by means of the display unit of the client visualization ⁇ tion gives the impression that the old data to the left "out of the picture wander".
  • a predetermined or predeterminable distance results as a correspondence to a given or
  • the server determines an associated data point and transmits its detailed information to the client, which displays the detailed information in particular at the location of the user action by means of the display unit. The amount of this from the client to the server and then from the server to the
  • the advantage of this embodiment corresponds to the already explained in the above-described use of the drawing plane independent detail drawing level advantage.
  • Is to represent different details in response to different user actions can be Informationsebe ⁇ ne quickly and simply deleted, leaving room for a new detail information.
  • the deletion of the information level does not affect the representation of the static data or the static data and the dynamic data, so that their representation is always maintained independently of changing representations in the information level.
  • the server applies a transformation rule and an inverse of the transformation specification .
  • the transformation rule is used by the server when generating the static image to convert the static data to pixels in the static image.
  • the server of the transformation rule applies the server to the user-specific coordinates received by the client for a user action there.
  • the server determines the user action specific fishing coordinates associated data point and then its detailed information.
  • the server In a representation of data in a polar diagram, for example of data taken on a turbine with respect to each instantaneous rotation angle ⁇ of the turbine, the server generates the image to be transmitted to the client by: the entirety of the picked up by the data included data points in accordance with the rotational angle ⁇ and entered, for example, the amplitude in the Polar ⁇ chart.
  • the image to be generated is composed of pixels arranged in rows and columns in a manner known per se and is therefore based on Cartesian coordinates.
  • the user-action-specific coordinates returned by the client in the case of a user action are, for example, Cartesian coordinates, in particular coordinates which relate to the size of the display unit or the dimensions of a window displayed on the display unit (in each case in pixels).
  • Such user action-specific coordinates can be converted into polar coordinates with a transformation rule known per se.
  • This transformation rule can be regarded as inverse of the abovementioned trans ⁇ formation rule , because by means of
  • Transformation is carried out by converting polar coordinates into Cartesian coordinates and by means of inverses converting from Cartesian coordinates into polar coordinates.
  • the Ser ⁇ ver may select the appropriate data point in the data and transmit the detailed information to the client. For other possible transformations and associated inverses this applies accordingly.
  • the above object is solves ge ⁇ by means of a system which combines a server and at least one client environmentally, wherein the server, so an acting server Ge ⁇ advises, and the or each client, namely, a functioning as a client Device, each having means for carrying out the method as described here and below.
  • a means for example, a computer program with an implementation of the method and possibly any or all embodiments of the method into consideration.
  • the invention is insofar preferably implemented in software.
  • the invention is thus also a computer program with program code instructions executable by a computer and, on the other hand, a storage medium with such a computer program, ie a computer program product with program code means, as well as finally a system with a server and at least one client, wherein the memory is stored in a memory Devices as means for carrying out the method and its embodiments, such a computer program is loaded or loadable.
  • firmware or in firmware and software or in firmware and hard ⁇ ware is always possible instead of an implementation of a method in software. Therefore, for the description presented here, the term software or the term computer program also includes other implementation options, namely, in particular, an implementation in firmware or in firmware and software or in firmware and hardware.
  • FIG. 1 shows a client-server system intended for the transmission of data for generating an interactive image
  • FIG 5 is an overview of an embodiment of the method proposed here and
  • FIG. 6 shows an overview representation according to FIG. 5 for a specific embodiment of the method.
  • FIG. 1 shows, in a schematically simplified manner, a client-server system 10 with at least one device functioning as a client 12 and a device functioning as a server 14.
  • the or each client 12 is communicatively connected to the server 14 in a generally known manner.
  • a wired or wire-free Ver ⁇ connection not shown here can be considered.
  • An example of a wired connection is an Ethernet connection.
  • the following description is continued with the example of a client-server system 10 with exactly one client 12. But the pre-strike here ⁇ ne approach applies equally to a plurality of clients 12 and accordingly has a plurality of clients 12 is always zulesen with ⁇ .
  • the client 12 is, for example, a device in the form of a PC, a laptop or a mobile Endge ⁇ Raets, for example in the form of a so-called smart phone or tablet PC, and the like.
  • a client 12 is a so-called thin client in the sense that the client 12 essentially acts like a terminal connected to the server 14 and outputs the server 14 by means of a display unit of the client 12 and user inputs by means of the peripheral (keyboard, mouse and the like) provided by the client 12.
  • Data to be displayed are transmitted from the server 14 to the client 12 and data regarding user input is transmitted from the client 12 to the server 14.
  • Memory and / or computationally intensive processing takes place on the part of the server 14.
  • data 20 are recorded by means of a basically known sensor system 18 and stored in a database 22.
  • the amount of data is considerable, for example 200 MB and more.
  • the data 20 are on the server side 14, for example because of ⁇ means of the Server 14 or under control of the server 14 whose detection takes place.
  • An illustration of the data 20 is to take place on the side of the client 12 by means of the display unit comprised by the client 12.
  • the server 14 comprises in a manner known per se a processing unit in the form of or in the manner of a micro ⁇ processor and a memory. At least one computer program 24, which determines the functionality of the server 14, is loaded in the memory.
  • the server 14 accesses the data 20 stored in the memory of the server 14 or to a mass memory included in the server 14 or assigned to the server 14.
  • Data 20 stored there and there (access 26) and ver ⁇ works this by means of the processing unit and according to the computer program 24 (processing 28).
  • the result of the processing is at least one image 30 generated on the basis of the data 20 by the server 14, that is to say, for example, an image 30 which shows a polar diagram. For each pixel of the image 30, a data point 34 of the data 20 processed during the generation of the image belongs to the generation of one pixel each to a data point 34, the server 14 performs a transformation of the general descriptive part explained
  • Sort of through In the representation in FIG. 1, possible data of a data point 34 are shown by way of example.
  • the data 20 comprise a plurality of such data points 34, each with different data according to the measured value recording by means of the sensor system 18.
  • the formation of the image 30 means a reduction in the amount of data to ⁇ underlying 20.
  • the image 30 may also be stored in ei ⁇ nem compressed format.
  • the image 30 is transmitted from the server 14 to the client 12 (transmission 32) and the client 12 displays the image 30 on its display unit, ie usually a screen.
  • a pre-installed Web browser is used, so that no installation of a special client application is necessary.
  • the client 12 is at least executing on the client side 12 by a local processing unit in the form of or in the manner of a micro-processor ⁇ a not separately Darge ⁇ notified in FIGS computer program which formality out the functions intended.
  • a web browser or derglei ⁇ chen is an example of such a computer program.
  • the visualization of the data 20 on the side of the client 12 takes place in a preferred embodiment by means of different levels, as shown schematically simplified in the illustration in FIG 2.
  • levels are separately addressable memory areas whose input can be selected for display by means of the display unit.
  • the levels used in the approach proposed here are referred to as the drawing plane 40 and the detail drawing plane 42.
  • An optional further level is referred to as information level 44.
  • the generated by the server 14 and transmitted to the client 12 image 30 is Darge ⁇ means of the drawing level 40 is. This means that the data received by the server 14 with respect to the image 30 on the client 12 side is taken over into the memory area acting as the drawing plane 40.
  • the generation of the image 30 by the server 14 takes place on the basis of the data points 34 stored in the database 22 or at least temporarily stored. The result is a static image 30 with static pixels.
  • the server 14 continuously receives additionally determined data points 34. These are likewise stored in the database 22. Compared to the data (data points 34) on which the already generated static image 30 is based, these are referred to as dynamic data. At least two options are considered for the transmission of these dynamic data. On the one hand, the server 14 can transmit the additionally determined data points 34 to the client 12.
  • the server 14, the dynamic data as well as the process data 30 lying to ⁇ basically the image generated thereby generated transmit dynamic image data 46 to the client 12th
  • the client 12 is responsible for generating dynamic image data 46 based on each at least one received data point ⁇ 34th
  • the server 14 for the transmission to the client 12, the data of the data point 34 modified or supplemented.
  • the server 14 may transmit as data of the data point 34 the coordinates to be used for its presentation to the client 12. Their calculation thus takes place on the server 14 side and the client 12 is not charged.
  • the server 14 already supplies the illustrative cash dynamic image data 46.
  • the static image 30 is combined with the dynamic image data 46 and results in an updated static image 30 (see FIG. 3).
  • the server on the basis of the data stored in the database 22 data points 34, the updated static image 30 generie ⁇ ren The generation is the same as the generation of the original. or its preceding static image 30. Its updating by a new generation process results because the database 22 now includes not only the data points 34 underlying the original / preceding static image 30, but also the additionally determined data points 34.
  • the server 14 can generate the updated static image 30 on the basis of the original / previously generated image 30 and the additionally determined data points 34.
  • the updated static image 30 is transmitted to the client 12 (transmission 32) and the client 12 displays it instead of the previously displayed static image 30 and the previously displayed dynamic image data 46 by means of the display unit, as shown in simplified form in FIG is.
  • Displaying the new static image 30 instead of the up ⁇ take precedence static image 30, and the previously displayed dynamic image data 46 is performed with the use of different levels for the representation, namely at least a plane 40 and a detailed drawing plane 42 particularly easy by the content of the detail plane of the drawing 42 is deleted and the updated static image 30 is loaded instead of the existing data there gei ⁇ acting in the drawing area 40 memory area.
  • a user action consists, for example, in that the user uses a peripheral device of the client 12, that is, for example, by means of a user interface
  • a graphic cursor 52 is shown on the side of the client 12. This is in (in a known manner with respect to the attached display ⁇ th means of the client 12 image 30 or displayed by the client 12 frame 30 and the dynamic image data 46 further Be ⁇ scription is in the interest of readability QUIRES ONLY borrowed based the static image 30 continued) so that a single pixel can be selected.
  • Such a selection is an example of a user action and the user-action-specific coordinates 50 correspond to the respective position of the graphics cursor 52.
  • These are transmitted to the server 14 and the server 14 determines the respectively associated data point 34 for this purpose.
  • the information covered thereby is displayed as detailed information 48 transmits the client 12, which shows this by means of the information level 44 ⁇ .
  • the image 30 is the result of a server-side interpretation of the data 20.
  • a transformation rule this interpretation underlying defines a conversion of the data 20 in the pixels of the image 30 as well as the location of the respective image ⁇ point.
  • the user action specific coordinates 50 designate, for example, that pixel within the image 30 to which the action of the user relates.
  • anything that did not flow into the original generation of the image 30 can be transmitted to the client 12 as detail information 48 and, by the client 12, in the correct position to the image 30, ie at the location of the user action or in the vicinity the location of the user action.
  • the server 14 transmits the respective data to the client 12 and the client 12 itself provides for its representation.
  • the server 14 may generate an image (detail information image) and transmit it to the client 12.
  • the client 12 can directly display such a detail information image without further processing, in particular by loading its data in the memory area acting as information plane 44.
  • the server 14 In the case of a generation of such an interactive image or detailed information image by the server 14, this is preferably generated so that the resulting representation of the detail information 48 in spatial connection with the user action specific coordinates 50, so for example the position of the graphics cursor 52, takes place.
  • the server 14 has the user-action-specific coordinates 50 already as a basis for determining the associated data point 34. On the basis, the server 14 generate a a graph of the detail information 48 complete detail information ⁇ image, in which the graphics corresponding to the respective user-action-specific coordinates 50 is positioned. In this case, special consideration is also taken when the graphics cursor 52 is located in the vicinity of one of the lateral edges of the static image 30 and the detail information 48 is positioned so that its complete representation by means of the display unit of the client 12 is possible.
  • the innovation proposed here is thus an efficient method for the transmission of data for generating an interactive image on the basis of historical mass data 20 and continuously added data 20 by means of a
  • Client-server system 10 in particular a client-server system 10 with a client 12 in the form of a thin client.
  • information (detail information 48) to obtain not immediately recognizable details with reference to the representation of the data is not directly detected, or of the transmission and display.
  • FIG. 5 summarizes the statements made so far. The related description below is therefore also to be understood as a brief summary of the previous explanations. The reference to the presentation is made with consecutive uppercase letters.
  • the server 14 (FIG. 1) generates a static image 30.
  • a sensor system 18 assigned to a respective technical system 16 continuously supplies further data 20 in the form of additionally determined data points 34.
  • E Each new data point 34 or dynamic image data 46 generated using new data points 34 is / are transmitted to the client 12.
  • F The dynamic image data 46 received from the server 14 or generated by the client 12 on the basis of new data points 34 are displayed together with the static image 30 by means of the display unit of the client 12. For 12 different levels are used on the client, namely, a plane 40 for the static image 30 and a detail ⁇ plane 42 for the dynamic image data 46th
  • I The new static image 30 is übermit ⁇ telt presented to the client 12 and there.
  • J The representation is made by means of the drawing plane 40 and the detail drawing plane 42.
  • the new static image 30 is loaded into the drawing plane 40 and the detail drawing plane 42 is deleted.
  • K The process continues at point D unless the process is aborted.
  • data 20 which are for example in the form of a polar diagram or the like.
  • a peculiarity is ei ⁇ ner representation of the data 20 in the form of a so-called y / t diagram, ie a diagram in the representation of one page successively old data 20 accounts and on the opposite side new data 20 are added.
  • the approach proposed here is also suitable for representation lung historical composition data 20 and continuously adventitious data 20 in the form of such a y / t-diagram by ei ⁇ nes client-server system 10.
  • the sequence is only marginally described otherwise than before, and is explained below with reference to the illustration in FIG.
  • the illustration in FIG 6 as far as possible in ⁇ disclaims, to the illustration in FIG 5 to and their respective description is hereby removed from ⁇ explicitly reference.
  • the reference to the representation is made to distinguish it from the representation in FIG. 5 with small letters.
  • the displacement causes a representation of older data points 34, lying at a shift to the left so at the left edge of the presentation data points 34 are masked, while at the right edge ⁇ a free area is created.
  • f2 The dynamic image data 46 generated by the server 14 or generated by the client 12 on the basis of new data points 34 are displayed together with the shifted static image 30 by means of the display unit of the client 12, the dynamic image data 46 being displayed by means of the detail drawing plane 42.
  • the steps d, e, and fl and f2 are time- or data repeatedly ⁇ dependent, thus for example for the duration of a predetermined or predeterminable period of time or until a certain number of new data points was determined 34, wherein in each case the representation of the dynamic data 46
  • Step f2 is moved in the detail drawing plane 42 in the same way as the static image 30 is moved in the drawing plane 40.
  • h Following the time- or data-dependent repetition of the steps d, e and fl and f2, a new static image 30 is generated by the server 14.
  • i The new static image 30 is übermit ⁇ telt presented to the client 12 and there.
  • j The representation is made by means of the drawing plane 40 and the detail drawing plane 42.
  • the new static image 30 is loaded into the drawing plane 40 and the detail drawing plane 42 is deleted.
  • k The process continues at point d unless the process is aborted.
  • a method for transmitting data (30, 34, 46, 48, 50) for generating an interactive image, a computer program for implementing the method and a client-server system 10 working according to the method are provided, wherein the data 20 On the one hand already recorded and on the other hand data added based on continuous measurements or the like, the server 14 generates a static image 30 based on the already recorded data and transmits this to the client 12 for display, the server 14 based on the added data dynamic image data generated 46 and this also transmitted for display to the client 12 or the added ⁇ upcoming data for generating dynamic image data 46 by the client 12 to this transmitted, wherein the server time 14 or amount of data depending on an updated static image 30 on the basis of the relevant time prior ⁇ past data 20 or in the form of a r combination of the previous static image 30 and the dynamic image data 46 generated and transmitted to display instead of the previous stati see image 30 and the dynamic image data 46 to the client 12.

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L'invention concerne un procédé de transmission de données (30, 34, 46, 48, 50) pour produire une image interactive, un programme informatique pour la mise en oeuvre dudit procédé, et un système client-serveur (10) fonctionnant selon ledit procédé, les données (20) contenant d'une part des données déjà enregistrées, et d'autre part des données entrantes en raison de mesures continues ou analogues, le serveur (14) générant une image statique (30) sur base des données déjà enregistrées, et transmettant cette image au client (12) pour une représentation, le serveur (14) générant des données d'image dynamiques (46) sur la base des données entrantes et transmettant également ces données au client (12) pour une représentation, le serveur (14) générant, en fonction du temps ou de la quantité de données, une image statique actualisée (30) sur la base des données présentes au moment concerné (20) ou sous la forme d'une combinaison de l'image (30) jusqu'ici statique et des données d'image dynamiques (46), et transmettant cette image au client (12), pour une représentation, au lieu de l'image (30) jusqu'ici statique et des données d'image dynamiques (46). Ainsi, de grandes quantités de données statiques et dynamiques peuvent être représentées sur le client à l'aide d'un transfert de données minime entre le serveur et le client.
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