What is Project Haystack?
Project Haystack is an open-source initiative to make IoT data easier to work with. Using a standardized syntax, more commonly referred to as a data tagging model, to make points accessible across platforms and protocols.
Think about it this way. If you asked 5 people to create their own language, they are all going to create a unique language and it is going to be very difficult to translate from one language to the next. If instead you got those 5 people together and said create a single language you will get one cohesive language that each person can explain and interpret. That is a lot like what Project Haystack is doing for HVAC and IoT.
So what are the tags and how do I interpret them?
If you see the link below to the project haystack website, there is a list of tags with descriptors for each.
https://project-haystack.org/doc/appendix/tags
Tagging Hierarchy
Haystack Sample Building
- https://project-haystack.org/file/28/Reference-Implementation--Applying-Haystack-Tagging-for-a-Sample-Building.pdf
Haystack Tags List
Haystack Query Filter Reference
Haystack defines a 17-level priority array modeled after BACnet (with an extra level for default)
- Level 1: highest priority reserved for emergency overrides
- Level 8: manual override with the ability to set the timer to expire back to auto
- Default (level 17): implicitly acts as level 17 for relinquishing default
75F has built upon this priority array for user intent (e.g., desired temperature)
- Level 2: Self-Serve Analytics Portal
- Level 4: Forced Occupied [From CCU]
- Level 9: User/Occupant App
- Level 10: Facilisight
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