Find Consecutive Rows & Calculate Duration

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I have a set a of data that tells me if a couple of systems are available or not every 5 or 15 minutes increments. For now, the time increment shouldn't matter.

The data looks like this:

Status     Time         System_ID
T          10:00          S01
T          10:15          S01
F          10:30          S01
F          10:45          S01
F          11:00          S01
T          11:15          S01
T          11:30          S01
F          11:45          S01
F          12:00          S01
F          12:15          S01
T          12:30          S01

F          10:00          S02
F          10:15          S02
F          10:30          S02
F          10:45          S02
F          11:00          S02
T          11:15          S02
T          11:30          S02

I want to create a view that tells when a system is NOT available (i.e. when it is F), from what time, to what time, and duration which is to - from.

Desired results:

System_ID    From            To           Duration
S01          10:30          11:00          00:30 
S01          11:45          12:15          00:30 
S02          10:00          11:00          01:00 

Here is the script data:

DROP SCHEMA IF EXISTS Sys_data CASCADE;
CREATE SCHEMA Sys_data;

CREATE TABLE test_data (
          status BOOLEAN,
          dTime TIME,
          sys_ID VARCHAR(10),
          PRIMARY KEY (dTime, sys_ID)
);

INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '10:00:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '10:15:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '10:30:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '10:45:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '11:00:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '11:15:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '11:30:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '11:45:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '12:00:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '12:15:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '12:30:00', 'S01');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '10:00:00', 'S02');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '10:15:00', 'S02');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '10:30:00', 'S02');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '10:45:00', 'S02');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (FALSE, '11:00:00', 'S02');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '11:15:00', 'S02');
INSERT INTO test_data (status, dTime, sys_ID) VALUES (TRUE, '11:30:00', 'S02');

Thank you in advance!

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