Abstract
AbstractModern Renewable Energy System (RES) installations, e.g., wind turbines, produce petabytes of high-frequency time series. State-of-the-art systems cannot cope with such amounts of data. Thus, practitioners generally store simple aggregates, e.g., 10-min averages. Based on discussions with practitioners, we present requirements and our vision for a next-generation time series management system that can efficiently manage vast amounts of time series across edge, cloud, and client.
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Springer Nature Switzerland
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