Industrial Data Interoperability
An introduction to who we are and what we’re here for
Agenda
① Introduction to PCA Services
② A project example: ILAP
③ Another project example: STI
Introduction to PCA Services

The PCA and PCA Services:
Key characteristics and differentiators
POSC Caesar Association
→ Non-profit member organization; since ’97. Independent, global
→ Standardization focus: ISO 15926 initiator, PCA RDL custodian
→ Membership activities: SIG workgroups, meetings, conferences
PCA Services
→ A new commercial legal entity; since ’14. So far Norway-located
→ Runs projects to help adopters take benefit from reference data
→ Runs/supports a Reference Data Service (based on PCA RDL)
The EU has identified 3 x dimensions of interop.
(from IDABC: Interoperability Framework for Pan-European eGov. Services)
Organizational Interoperability
Goals, requirements, processes,
collaboration and exchanges
Semantic Interoperability
Precise meaning, with consistent
understanding across appliances
Technical Interoperability
Linking computer sys./services,
open interfaces, data integration
If you only care to remember a few things
§ We are all about Industrial Data Interoperability.
And we believe in facilitating customer benefit
via broad appliance of data (with precise meaning)
§ PCA Services is a small, but qualified business
→Domain and model knowledgeable
→A collaborative environment; our standard modus
operandi is to work in quality loops or circles
→We «walk the walk»
©  2014  MIMOSA  and  PCA
LIFE  CYCLE  ENGINEERING
Systems
Automation  
and  Control  
Systems
Enterprise  
Business  
Systems
Big  Data  and  
Analytics
Supplier  Neutral
Open  Specifications
Critical	
  intersection	
  for	
  a	
  supplier-­‐neutral	
  solution,
enabling	
  multi-­‐domain	
  systems	
  interoperability
ISO 15926: «Industrial Automation Systems –
Integration of Life-Cycle Data for Process Plants,
including Oil and Gas Production Facilities»
General state of data management
§ Today, most data mgmt. takes place behind corporate walls
§ Furthermore, most data mgmt. happens inside discipline silos
→ Administrative business areas: sales, distribution, accounting, etc.
→ Engineering & production business: product design, testing, manufacturing
→ Customer side business: actual use, condition monitoring, etc.
§ When owners see demand for some data exchange, we often build
another silo, …which becomes part of a growing corporate legacy
§ Owners become systems integrators, plugging in special solutions
from different vendors, mitigating several incompatible installations
Logical organisation of reference data
Core
classes
Manufactured product classes
Commodity product classes
Proprietary product classes
Data
model
The DRIVE Method (a.k.a. GIM Process)
Implement
Verify
Enhance
Represent
Define
IT Expertise
Modeling
Expertise
Domain
Expertise
What does our Reference Data Services
offering consist of?
Technical Platform
– Configuration and Management
– Software (run-time environment)
– Hardware (cloud/system instances)
CONTENT
Œ ‘Wrapper’ Services
→ Everything required to
provide relevant offerings
with predictable quality
on Internet scale
 CONTENT
→ The PCA Reference Data Library
Ž Technical Platform
→ Everything required to
underpin points Œ and 
 Governance
→ Everything required to
manage above aspects as one
A project example: ILAP
(EPIM Integrated Lifecycle Asset Planning)
‚
ILAP  Connected
Through  Semantic  technology,  ILAP  takes  care  of  sending  data  from  
one  location  to  the  other,  and  perform  the  necessary  translations
Ms Project
SAP
Safran
Primavera
Project Controls
Software
SAP Description 7IFS . Other Tools
A  ‘puzzle’  with  many  kinds  of  pieces
CoP Eni Statoil
Aibel
Owners/Operators
Contractors C.FabricomAkSo ApplyS. Reinertsen Rosenberg  WP
…?...Sub-­contractors
Software  tools MS-­Project
adapter  vendor  X
Primavera  P6
adapter  vendor  Y
Safran
(Safran)
SAP  (PM,  PS)
adapter  vendor  Z
…?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?...
Lundin
Standards ISO  15926  Part  13  (ILAP)
Another project example: STI
(EPIM Standardization Initiative)
ƒ
Standard equipment & datasheets:
Challenges in the industry
www.epim.no
Technical information
(LCI/DFO) for Standard
Equipment, delivered
as project specific
information to
Project A
Technical information
(LCI/DFO) for
Standard Equipment,
delivered as project
specific information
to Project B
Technical information
(LCI/DFO) for Standard
Equipment, delivered as
project specific
information to
Project …X
Equipment Types representing Standard Equipment:
Have not been clearly defined in the industry
Formats and standards: Have not been clearly defined
for existing industry hubs for Standard Equipment
Attributes (mainly datasheets) for each Equipment Type, representing Standard
Equipment: Have not been clearly defined in the industry
Each project delivery
followed up by
Operations and
Maintenance during
the installation
lifecycle
Facility I
Each project delivery
followed up by
Operations and
Maintenance during
the installation
lifecycle
Facility II
Each project delivery
followed up by
Operations and
Maintenance during
the installation
lifecycle
Facility …Y
– Thank you!
We would love to hear from you! Please reach us
via @dataneering (Twitter), info@posccaesar.com or by
telephone, e.g. (+47) 90 17 37 97 (André Torkveen)

Corporate presentation (short with examples)

  • 1.
    Industrial Data Interoperability Anintroduction to who we are and what we’re here for
  • 2.
    Agenda ① Introduction toPCA Services ② A project example: ILAP ③ Another project example: STI
  • 3.
    Introduction to PCAServices 
  • 4.
    The PCA andPCA Services: Key characteristics and differentiators POSC Caesar Association → Non-profit member organization; since ’97. Independent, global → Standardization focus: ISO 15926 initiator, PCA RDL custodian → Membership activities: SIG workgroups, meetings, conferences PCA Services → A new commercial legal entity; since ’14. So far Norway-located → Runs projects to help adopters take benefit from reference data → Runs/supports a Reference Data Service (based on PCA RDL)
  • 5.
    The EU hasidentified 3 x dimensions of interop. (from IDABC: Interoperability Framework for Pan-European eGov. Services) Organizational Interoperability Goals, requirements, processes, collaboration and exchanges Semantic Interoperability Precise meaning, with consistent understanding across appliances Technical Interoperability Linking computer sys./services, open interfaces, data integration
  • 6.
    If you onlycare to remember a few things § We are all about Industrial Data Interoperability. And we believe in facilitating customer benefit via broad appliance of data (with precise meaning) § PCA Services is a small, but qualified business →Domain and model knowledgeable →A collaborative environment; our standard modus operandi is to work in quality loops or circles →We «walk the walk»
  • 7.
    ©  2014  MIMOSA and  PCA LIFE  CYCLE  ENGINEERING Systems Automation   and  Control   Systems Enterprise   Business   Systems Big  Data  and   Analytics Supplier  Neutral Open  Specifications Critical  intersection  for  a  supplier-­‐neutral  solution, enabling  multi-­‐domain  systems  interoperability
  • 8.
    ISO 15926: «IndustrialAutomation Systems – Integration of Life-Cycle Data for Process Plants, including Oil and Gas Production Facilities»
  • 9.
    General state ofdata management § Today, most data mgmt. takes place behind corporate walls § Furthermore, most data mgmt. happens inside discipline silos → Administrative business areas: sales, distribution, accounting, etc. → Engineering & production business: product design, testing, manufacturing → Customer side business: actual use, condition monitoring, etc. § When owners see demand for some data exchange, we often build another silo, …which becomes part of a growing corporate legacy § Owners become systems integrators, plugging in special solutions from different vendors, mitigating several incompatible installations
  • 10.
    Logical organisation ofreference data Core classes Manufactured product classes Commodity product classes Proprietary product classes Data model
  • 11.
    The DRIVE Method(a.k.a. GIM Process) Implement Verify Enhance Represent Define IT Expertise Modeling Expertise Domain Expertise
  • 12.
    What does ourReference Data Services offering consist of? Technical Platform – Configuration and Management – Software (run-time environment) – Hardware (cloud/system instances) CONTENT Œ ‘Wrapper’ Services → Everything required to provide relevant offerings with predictable quality on Internet scale  CONTENT → The PCA Reference Data Library Ž Technical Platform → Everything required to underpin points Œ and   Governance → Everything required to manage above aspects as one
  • 13.
    A project example:ILAP (EPIM Integrated Lifecycle Asset Planning) ‚
  • 14.
    ILAP  Connected Through  Semantic technology,  ILAP  takes  care  of  sending  data  from   one  location  to  the  other,  and  perform  the  necessary  translations Ms Project SAP Safran Primavera Project Controls Software SAP Description 7IFS . Other Tools
  • 15.
    A  ‘puzzle’  with many  kinds  of  pieces CoP Eni Statoil Aibel Owners/Operators Contractors C.FabricomAkSo ApplyS. Reinertsen Rosenberg  WP …?...Sub-­contractors Software  tools MS-­Project adapter  vendor  X Primavera  P6 adapter  vendor  Y Safran (Safran) SAP  (PM,  PS) adapter  vendor  Z …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... …?... Lundin Standards ISO  15926  Part  13  (ILAP)
  • 16.
    Another project example:STI (EPIM Standardization Initiative) ƒ
  • 17.
    Standard equipment &datasheets: Challenges in the industry www.epim.no Technical information (LCI/DFO) for Standard Equipment, delivered as project specific information to Project A Technical information (LCI/DFO) for Standard Equipment, delivered as project specific information to Project B Technical information (LCI/DFO) for Standard Equipment, delivered as project specific information to Project …X Equipment Types representing Standard Equipment: Have not been clearly defined in the industry Formats and standards: Have not been clearly defined for existing industry hubs for Standard Equipment Attributes (mainly datasheets) for each Equipment Type, representing Standard Equipment: Have not been clearly defined in the industry Each project delivery followed up by Operations and Maintenance during the installation lifecycle Facility I Each project delivery followed up by Operations and Maintenance during the installation lifecycle Facility II Each project delivery followed up by Operations and Maintenance during the installation lifecycle Facility …Y
  • 18.
    – Thank you! Wewould love to hear from you! Please reach us via @dataneering (Twitter), info@posccaesar.com or by telephone, e.g. (+47) 90 17 37 97 (André Torkveen)