Web Server SCADA Training
focuses on creating a web-based SCADA system using HTML for the user interface with PLC
Module 1: Introduction to Web-Based SCADA with HTML
1.1 Overview of web-based SCADA systems 1.2 Importance of HTML in creating user interfaces 1.3 Benefits of web-based SCADA systems over traditional solutions
Module 2: Fundamentals of HTML and Web Development 2.1 Introduction to HTML and its structure 2.2 Creating basic HTML documents 2.3 HTML elements, tags, and attributes 2.4 Styling with CSS for enhanced user interfaces
Module 3: Building the SCADA Web Interface 3.1 Design principles for SCADA user interfaces 3.2 Layout and structure of SCADA dashboards 3.3 Incorporating responsive design for various devices
Module 4: Real-Time Data Display with HTML and JavaScript 4.1 Integrating real-time data into the web interface 4.2 Using JavaScript for dynamic content updates 4.3 Displaying live data from sensors and devices
Module 5: Interactive Controls and Visualizations 5.1 Creating interactive elements using HTML forms and inputs 5.2 Building custom graphical components for data visualization 5.3 Implementing charts, graphs, and gauges
Module 6: Data Logging and Historical Data Visualization 6.1 Storing historical data in databases 6.2 Retrieving and presenting historical data on the web interface 6.3 Trends and historical data analysis using HTML and JavaScript
Module 7: Alarm Handling and Notifications 7.1 Setting up alarms and triggers in SCADA systems 7.2 Displaying alarms on the web interface 7.3 Implementing notification mechanisms (email, SMS) for alarms
Module 8: User Authentication and Security 8.1 Implementing user authentication for secure access 8.2 Role-based access control for different user levels 8.3 Ensuring data security and preventing unauthorized access
Module 9: Mobile and Remote Access 9.1 Adapting the SCADA web interface for mobile devices 9.2 Enabling remote access and control through the web interface 9.3 Challenges and considerations for mobile SCADA applications
Module 10: Integration with Backend Systems 10.1 Communicating with backend servers using APIs 10.2 Integrating with databases and data storage solutions 10.3 Connecting the web-based SCADA to PLCs and RTUs
Module 11: Performance Optimization and Scalability 11.1 Optimizing web interface performance for speed 11.2 Handling large amounts of data in a web-based SCADA system 11.3 Load balancing and scalability strategies
Module 12: Case Studies and Practical Implementation 12.1 Real-world examples of web-based SCADA systems 12.2 Hands-on exercises: creating a simple SCADA dashboard 12.3 Troubleshooting common issues in web-based SCADA development
Module 13: Future Trends and Advanced Topics 13.1 Cloud-based SCADA systems and IoT integration 13.2 Machine learning and predictive analytics in web-based SCADA 13.3 Incorporating virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) into SCADA interfaces
Module 14: Project Work 14.1 Collaborative project: students design and develop a complete web-based SCADA system 14.2 Presenting the project, demonstrating functionality, and discussing design decisions
Module 15: Best Practices and Maintenance 15.1 Maintaining and updating web-based SCADA applications 15.2 Backup and recovery strategies for web-based SCADA data 15.3 Continuous improvement and adapting to evolving technologies
Contact Info:
Mrs. Ritu Singh Pawar Mob +91-7420804059
pune@softwellautomation.com
Mr. Bhawesh Kumar Singh Mob +91-9909700584 info@softwellautomation.com
Pune Location
Office No 55, Kunal plaza, 4th floor, old Mumbai Pune Highway, Chinchwad railway Station Pune 411019
Landmark Above RBL Bank