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Implementation

A bounded path from exported telemetry to an evaluation decision.

ArraySignal’s current MVP is CSV-first. Direct monitoring connectors are not required to validate the core expected-versus-actual and fault-investigation workflow.

  1. Phase 1

    Scope

    Choose representative sites, operating questions, stakeholders, and an evaluation period.

    Exit artifact: Evaluation brief

  2. Phase 2

    Prepare

    Export timestamped telemetry and document units, timezone, equipment identifiers, and site configuration.

    Exit artifact: Data package

  3. Phase 3

    Validate

    Review mappings, missing intervals, duplicate timestamps, invalid measurements, and weather readiness.

    Exit artifact: Quality findings

  4. Phase 4

    Configure

    Approve site capacity, orientation, tracking, expected model, tariff/value assumptions, and calibration policy.

    Exit artifact: Versioned configuration

  5. Phase 5

    Analyze

    Run expected-production, site analysis, deterministic fault detection, and modeled loss workflows.

    Exit artifact: Traceable results

  6. Phase 6

    Accept

    Compare known events, inspect uncertainty, document gaps, and agree whether the workflow supports expansion.

    Exit artifact: Evaluation decision

Timeline depends on input readiness. ArraySignal does not publish a fixed implementation duration until telemetry volume, quality, sources, and evaluation scope are understood.

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