Development of a Software Module for Operational Dispatch Control of Production Based on Cyber-Physical Control Systems

Nevliudov, İgor; Yevsieiev, Vladyslav; Demska, Nataliia; Novoselov, Sergiy

doi:10.30837/itssi.2020.14.155

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“…The basis of each complex technological system (TS), in our case, the company, are the production processes that are performed in the relevant departments. The TS of the production unit consists of a set of typical main and auxiliary technological processes and devices controlled by automated control systems (ACS), which include systems designed to control continuous production, automated production lines, complex lines of units and machines, machines with numerical program management [13].…”

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“…There is a critical point when intensive coordination of information within the management system itself is required to coordinate and coordinate individual management influences, to inform some people about the decisions made by other people. Therefore, the main tool for solving modern problems of management of material objects is ACS, in which the main role and creativity of man are combined with the widespread use of modern mathematical methods and automation tools [13].…”

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“…According to the analysis of problems in the development of complex SPPS [9][10][11][12] it is determined that their creation depends primarily on their architectural model, type and type of equipment, parameters of production processes at all stages of the life cycle, which directly affect the structure of information flows, their visualization in the cybernetic component and the implementation of feedback. In essence, the new term, SPPS is an architectural paradigm in which comprehensive sounding technology is a fundamental part [13].…”

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Research of Dikw and 5c Architectural Models for Creation of Cyber-Physical Production Systems Within the Concept of Industry 4.0

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The development of cyber-physical production systems is a complex scientific and technical task, therefore the developer needs to determine the requirements, tasks for the system being developed and choose an architectural model for its implementation. In turn, the choice of an architectural model assumes a balance for the set of requirements of persons interested in its development. In a typical case, the development of a specific cyber-physical industrial systems needs to be adapted to the means of implementation, to the realities of its future use, maintenance and evolution. Subject matter of this study are architectural models for building complex cyber-physical production systems. Goal of this article is a study of architectural models DIKW and 5C, according to the results of the decomposition of which, in the future, it will be possible to carry out a mathematical description of elementary problems of each level and their physical or simulation modeling. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to solve the following tasks: analyze the DIKW model; analyze the architectural model 5C; compare the DIKW model and the 5C architectural model, using its structural decomposition into levels, information and command channels with feedback within each structure. The research carried out is based on the methods of decomposition and formalized representation of systems. Conclusions: Based on the results of the decomposition at each structural level of the DIKW and 5C models, a decomposition structure was developed, which shows the main differences and general similarities of the models. It was revealed that the 5C model, as a common software shell that combines integrated sensors and actuators, is more suitable for solving problems of developing a cyber-physical production system, and the DIKW interpretation model is more suitable for solving problems of modifying existing systems at enterprises, and the choice of the model itself the development of a cyber-physical production system depends on the requirements of the customer, existing equipment, the level of its automation and the level of project financing.

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Analysis of Industrial Internet of Things Vulnerability to Cyberattacks

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Demska²

2021

DÉBATS SCIENTIFIQUES ET ORIENTATIONS PROSPECTIVES DU DÉVELOPPEMENT SCIENTIFIQUE - Volume 1

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Currently, the widespread implementation of Industry 4.0 concepts has led to the emergence of complex Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPS), which are based on the paradigm of "digital production" [1]. Digital production is a mirror image of physical processes in virtual space. For this to exist, it is necessary to develop one information eco-system that combines: sensors, Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) / human-machine interface (HMI) and allows you to implement a single Manufacturing Execution System (MES). Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is a network that allows you to unite all industrial facilities in order to solve problems: increasing equipment productivity, reducing material and energy costs, improving quality, optimizing technological processes [2]. As a result, multiple flows of information appear for many different operations, from signal processing to optimization, visualization, cognitive and highperformance computing. To deal with a huge amount of data, industrial clouds are used, they are located in an area remote from the main production. Thus, it inevitably continues to expand and use the growing computing power available to operators via smartphones and laptops [3]. Cybersecurity -protection against unauthorized access and theft of business information and valuable knowledge in digital form. Before finding a solution for cybersecurity breaches, it is necessary to synthesize existing knowledge about possible cybersecurity threats targeting different levels of IIoT, as well as the consequences and countermeasures. Ramjee Prasad, Vandana Rohokale analyzed methods of cyber-attacks on Machine to Machine (M2M) [4].Based on this, we can select a Network Layer through which an attack can be carried out using the following methods, which are shown in the figure 1.M. Lezzi, M. Lazoi conducted an analysis of publications and research in the areas of cybersecurity for Industry 4.0 [5]. In which the possibility of carrying out cyberattacks at the SCADA / HMI, MES level through the Internet of Things (IoT) was highlighted. Considering the complex publications, one can distinguish Application Layer (fig. 2) and attack methods [6][7][8][9][10].

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“…synthesis of cyber-physical production systems (CPPS), Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), Cloud Computing (CC) and modern technologies that provide economic efficiency of production [1]. One of the important component of the organization of any production process is control (Supply Chain Management (SCM)), where Warehousing plays the main role [2].…”

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