NOTE: The output described in this article is for the first simulation run only.

In the raw log is all information about the status changed of task documented with all related resources. In the following table are all the different columns with an explanation available. 

Column titleDescription
workOrderIDThe work order ID is an individual number to identify a specific task. 
currentStateThis is the current status after the state changed. The possible states are visible in the process below the table. 
previousStateThis is the current status before the state changed. The possible states are visible in the process below the table.  
infrastructureIDThe infrastructure ID identifies the asset on which the operation is requested/done.
fixableIDThe fixable ID is the task name, which includes the turbine name, turbine ID and the title of the scheduled maintenance/component. 
componentIn the column component is the title of the scheduled maintenance/component. 
fixableTypeThe fixable type describes of what kind the task is, possible is e.g. "Scheduled Maintenance" or "Critical failure". 
vesselIDThe Vessel ID is the name and ID of the vessel which did the transfer of the technicians. When there war no transportation involved, this field is "null". 
personnelIDThe personnellID includes all IDs of the technicians who were involved in the task. 
remainingWorkTimeThe remaining hours are the hours which are left for the task after the status change. 
requiredPersonnel RoleAndCountThis fields includes the required role and number of technicians which are necessary for the task. 
averageWindSpeed BetweenDropPickupThe average wind (drop-off - pick-up) is the average wind speed for the duration when the technicians were on the asset (so that the asset couldn't produce). 
weatherYearThe weather year is the information about which year of the weather data was used for the calculation of the average wind.
totalSubcontractor HoursThe total sub-contractor hours are the number of hours which sub-contractors worked on the task. 
totalSubcontractor HoursInclWeatherThe total sub-contractor hours are the sum of hours which sub-contractors worked on the task and were waiting to start the task due to the weather conditions. 
daysSinceStartThe days since start is the number of days since the task was created. 
plannedAtThe time displayed is the planned time when weather permits it, vessel and personnel are available to start the travel to the asset requiring the work.
plannedWorkStartThe time displayed is the planned time to start working on the task.
plannedWorkEndThe time displayed is the planned time the team will finish working.
plannedPickupStartThe time displayed in the planned time for the transport to pick up the personnel.
personnelWorkShiftEndStringThe time displayed is the time when the personnel work shift ends.
pickupTooLateThe value shown here is either TRUE or FALSE: TRUE if the pickup transport was late, FALSE if the pickup transport was not late.
simDurationThe sim duration is the duration of the simulation, so the period between the task was created in the simulation and the current status change.
simDatetimeThe sim date time is the timestamp of the status change. 

Below is the work order process visible. These are the different states and possible state changes. Due to this process, the states were filled in the fields current state and previous state.

  • TeamDropOff: it includes transit time + Mobilization time 
  • Work Ongoing: it includes the personnel transfer time per technician and the equipment transfer time
  • WorkStoppedWaitingForTeamPickup: It includes doing the pickup + transit to port + Demobilizing

Check this article for more information regarding repairing time of the maintenance tasks when using breaks and shift lengths for technicians Personnel.

An example file is found underneath.