Structure Performance & Monitoring

24/7 condition scoring of critical structures with the EDS Asset Score (EAS).

At a glance

  • One score, 0 to 1000The EDS Asset Score, recorded around the clock
  • Alarms on changeSuch as 5% in 60 minutes on any parameter
  • Sensors to suitLight, moisture, seismic and temperature
  • The right people toldOn-site managers and key stakeholders

A structure can change faster than an annual inspection will catch. We’ve delivered detailed condition reports on critical assets for Australia’s largest industries, and we offer the products and service to report condition in real time.

At its heart is the patent-pending EDS Asset Score (EAS): one number from 0 to 1000, recorded around the clock. It tells you how a structure is doing and whether it’s changing. When something shifts, the people responsible hear about it as soon as possible.

Every job is different, from buildings to hydraulic assessments. On one government asset, we fitted light, moisture, seismic and temperature sensors at critical points, for 24/7 monitoring and evaluation.

The score’s history can also raise alarms on a trigger you set. If any reading moves more than 5% in 60 minutes, say, site managers and key stakeholders are alerted.

How the EDS Asset Score works

Sensors chosen for the structureLight, moisture, seismic and temperature sensors, or whatever combination the asset needs, placed at critical structure points.
One score from 0 to 1000EDS algorithms combine the readings into a single score of condition and change, recorded around the clock.
Alarms on changeTriggers set on the score’s history, such as any monitored parameter moving more than 5% in 60 minutes.
The right people toldSite managers and key stakeholders alerted as soon as possible to any change.

Where it applies

  • Buildings and critical structures
  • Government and corporate assets
  • Hydraulic assessments
  • Facilities managed under an EDS facility management service

One score, watched around the clock.

EDS Asset Score
02505007501000 930/ 1000 Last 60 minutes Live -60 min-30now
Try it

One number from 0 to 1000, drawn from light, moisture, seismic and temperature sensors across the structure. Simulate a change and watch the alarm rule respond.

StableNo change beyond 5% in the last 60 minutes.

An illustration only. The EAS algorithms are patent pending and are not reproduced here.

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