Overview
The Related Events page in Bazefield helps users quickly identify and investigate Events that are contextually connected to a selected source event. This feature builds upon standard Event Filtering options by introducing intelligent, user-defined relationships—offering a richer view into event patterns across time, assets, and systems.
Why Use Related Events?
Related Events help answer critical diagnostic questions like:
Is this event isolated? Or is it recurring across other assets or timeframes?
While a one-off alarm might not raise concern, a repetitive or widespread pattern could signal a larger operational or systemic issue.
Key Use Cases:
Event Recurrence: See how frequently the same event has occurred on the same asset—helping identify persistent problems or maintenance needs (first image below)
Fleet or Site-Wide Analysis: Identify if the same event occurred across peer assets or sites during the same timeframe—for instance, detecting if a Grid Loss happened site-wide or was isolated (second image below)
One-Click Escalation: Related Events can be used to escalate multiple alarms into a single Case, Email Notification, or other bulk action—saving time and improving coordination (second image below)
Closely-correlated Events: Identify what other alarms of the same template or type occured within a narrow window of the event in question (third image below)
Event-Specific Definitions: Related Events are customizable per event type. For example, a Grid Loss Event can load with a different related event filter than an Overtemperature event—offering tailored insights by category.
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Using Related Events to view how many times this week a Pitch Motor Overtemperature Event has occurred on the same asset
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Using related events to see other “peer” assets on the same site which also incurred a “Grid Loss” this week, and then quickly escalating all related events into a single Performance Case for further Investigation
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Filter Options for Related Events
The following are available as filter options to define “what” a related event is for a certain event in question.
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Option | Description |
|---|---|
Related Events includes all the normal options from event filtering in addition to the new ones below | |
| Finds events with a start or end date within a certain range of the source event’s start date |
| Finds events whose object is the same as the source event’s object |
| Finds events whose object is the parent of the source event’s object |
| Finds events whose object is the child of the parent of the source event’s object |
| Finds events whose object is a child of the source event’s object |
| Finds events whose object either is of the selected domain model or has a domain model that descends from the selected domain model |
| Finds events whose alarm is identical to the source event’s alarm |
| Finds events whose alarm is from the same template as the source event’s alarm |