Turbines cry wolf constantly. WindOps separates real faults from nuisance chatter, guarantees safety-critical codes are never silenced, and sends crews where they're needed — on a two-hour reporting loop.
Every wind site drowns in SCADA alarms, most of them noise. WindOps turns that stream into a short, ranked list of what a crew should actually do today.
Critical codes — high vibration, gearbox and generator over-temp — can never be suppressed by the model. The ML is a priority engine, not a silencer, so a real fault is never hidden.
A gradient-boosted classifier scores each alarm as a real fault or nuisance chatter, weighting a missed fault far more heavily than a wasted truck roll.
An optimizer plans the shortest service route over the site road network, prioritizing the turbines that need attention first.
A written PDF goes to management every two hours, with per-turbine Slack alerts to the units that need a crew this shift.
The ordering is the product. A crew reads top to bottom and knows exactly what today looks like.
Five stages, fully reproducible. The demo runs the whole chain on synthetic data you can regenerate live.
SCADA, alarms, blade wear
Real fault vs nuisance
Critical codes escalate
Optimize crew path
PDF + Slack alerts
Generate a synthetic fleet, watch the triage tiers update, download the management PDF, and send a Slack alert — all in the browser.
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