Use contextualization tools to connect and enrich your industrial data by matching entities from different sources, extracting information from documents and diagrams, and building relationships between assets, files, and time series. This way of connecting information allows you to build applications where you, for example, can select a component in a 3D model to see all the connected time series data or ask for all the pressure readings along a flow line. The first part of contextualization is to ensure that each unique entity shares the same identifier in CDF, even if it has different IDs in the source systems. This step is mostly performed during the transformation stage when you shape and match incoming data and compare it with existing resources in your collection.Documentation Index
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The next step in the contextualization process is associating entities with each other in the same way they relate in the real world. For instance, an object inside a 3D model may have an ID you can map to an asset, and a time series from an instrument monitoring system can have another ID you can assign to the same asset.
The contextualization tools help you build interactive engineering diagrams/P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) from static PDF source files. You can find belong-to relationships between resources to set up, automate and validate all your contextualization pipelines from your browser without having to write any code.