Industrial Automation / Industry 4.0 · 2026

SCADA / IoT Monitoring

A web application for power-grid monitoring with substations, transformers, sensor associations and data-quality validation.

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Managed entity types
4
Validation layers
1
Consistent data model

context

A navigable operating model for grid monitoring

The assignment supplied an IoT monitoring database. I interpreted it as a simplified electrical-grid SCADA and extended the minimum interface into a navigable operating tool.

problem

Protecting the dashboard from invalid relationships

Sensor readings were only useful if relationships between substations, transformers and devices remained valid. Invalid ranges, duplicates and orphaned associations could undermine the dashboard.

approach

Validated management flows without changing the schema

I implemented management flows for substations, transformers, sensors and readings using PHP, HTML, CSS and MariaDB. Validation covered required fields, numeric ranges, duplicate records and referential existence without changing the supplied schema.

results

End-to-end monitoring with stronger data quality

The final application supported end-to-end navigation, monitoring and data maintenance while preserving database compatibility. The additional validation made data-quality failures visible at entry time.

next

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