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3 -= 1. INTRODUCTION =
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5 -CENTO is a multifunctional software platform for data collection, processing, and display.
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7 -CENTO can be used to build various automated systems, including dispatching, electricity and energy resource metering, emergency event registration, power quality control, monitoring, and diagnostics, etc.
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9 -This document describes the CENTO structure and lists the CENTO components, each with a brief description.
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11 -= 2. CENTO STRUCTURE =
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13 -The general structure of CENTO is shown in Fig.2.1.
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18 -Fig. 2.1 – The general structure of CENTO
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20 -CENTO consists of two main blocks:
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22 -1. web part;
23 -1. "core" of the system.
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25 -The web part provides data to the user and contains system configuration tools. Information is provided to users via a web browser.
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27 -The "core" of the system consists of a set of applications that run all CENTO components, collect, transmit, process, and store data.
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29 -= 3. COMPOSITION AND DESCRIPTION OF CENTO COMPONENTS =
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31 -== 3.1. Web Part ==
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33 -The CENTO web interface is implemented on the basis of the nginx web server, web application modules (based on PHP and executable services) and a web browser installed on the client site.
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