In the world of operational data, what “looks” like good data to IT systems can be fundamentally broken.
A sensor sends data on time - ✅
The schema hasn’t changed - ✅
No null values - ✅
Perfect, right?
Except…
That flow sensor has flatlined.
That temperature reading is drifting ever so slightly.
That pressure gauge is oscillating abnormally.
These are not database issues. They're physical-world issues, but they manifest in your data.
Why does this happen?
Because traditional data quality tools were built to check data structure, not behavior.
They weren’t built to ask:
⇨ “Is this sensor behaving in a way that aligns with first principles?”
⇨ “Does this pattern indicate degradation, failure, or fouling?”
And most importantly:
⇨ “Is this a data issue… or a real-world operational failure?”
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