Standardization: Establish platform norms for station control systems, mandating that all data storage developed for station control adheres to predefined digital standards, facilitating management, reducing maintenance work, and lowering costs.

Modularization: Define stable data interfaces to minimize system coupling, clarify responsibilities, facilitate functional expansion, and accommodate changes from third parties.

Practicality: The platform should closely align with the needs of production and management personnel, with all functions driven by on-site requirements.

Accuracy: Data accuracy must be ensured across instrument acquisition at the site, RTU acquisition and control, PLC acquisition and control, real-time database operations, and station control software to prevent false alarms and erroneous analyses.

Robustness: The station control platform should operate stably and reliably, ensuring data integrity and prompt alarms, while also offering a favorable user experience.

Sophistication: Possess the capability of rapid response and massive data storage.

Maintainability: Reduce inconsistencies within the station control platform, minimize modifications necessitated by third-party deployments, and effectively manage software version upgrades.