Extended UML modeling for risk management of utility information system integration

Nordström, Lars; Cegrell, Torsten

doi:10.1109/pes.2005.1489528

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“…), the design of specific information systems (Belmokhtar et al 20,. Nordstrom and Cegrell21, Keraron et al . 200722), the generation of optimal maintenance policies and decision‐making processes (Sadegh et al 23…”

Section: The Use Of Uml and Bpmn Languages In Maintenancementioning

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Modelling a maintenance management framework based on PAS 55 standard

López-Campos

Márquez

2010

Quality & Reliability Eng

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This article shows the process of modelling a reference maintenance management framework (MMF) that represents the general requirements of the asset management specification PAS 55. The modelled MMF is expressed using the standardized and publicly available Business Process Modelling (BPM) languages UML 2.1 (Unified Modelling Language) and BPMN 1.0 (BPM Notation). The features of these notations allow to easily integrate the modelled processes into the general information system of an organization and to create a flexible structure that can be quickly and even automatically adapted to new necessities. This article presents a brief review about the usage of UML in maintenance projects, general characteristics of PAS 55, modelling concepts and their applications in the project of modelling the MMF. The arguments underlying the methodology and the choice of UML and BPMN are exposed. The general architecture of the suggested MMF is described and modelled through diagrams elucidating the general operation of PAS 55. From this development is appreciated the operation structure of a software tool that can incorporate MIMOSA standards and that can be made suitable for e-maintenance functions, as an alternative to the commercial systems. Finally, some conclusions about the modelled framework are presented.

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Section: The Use Of Uml and Bpmn Languages In Maintenancementioning

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Modelling a maintenance management framework based on PAS 55 standard

López-Campos

Márquez

2010

Quality & Reliability Eng

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“…The ITIEM-method is intended to be a fast and low-cost and to be used before, and as a complement to, traditional requirements engineering methods. The concept of using the IEC standards as a starting point for creating a reference model is based on previous work reported in [8] and [9].…”

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Validation and Refinement of an Asset Management Subset of the IEC 61968 Interface Reference Model

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Nordström

Gammelgård

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2006 IEEE PES Power Systems Conference and Exposition

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the IEC 61968 standard is being developed to facilitate integration of applications related to distribution management, i.e. the management of power distribution networks. As an important baseline the standard contains an Interface Reference Model (IRM). IRM contains functions that define the scope of distribution management. This paper presents a study that was conducted regarding the use of the IRM as a base for evaluating functionality of commercial asset management solutions. The subset of the IRM related to asset management was studied, and based on this subset a refined reference model was created.In addition to the IRM-subset, the refined functional reference model also incorporated functions present in actual asset management solutions. The model was also validated and refined by means of an extensive case study at a large Nordic distribution utility. The study shows that the IRM, with some adaptations, serves the purpose of functionally evaluating asset management applications.

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A Maintenance Management Framework Based on PAS 55

López-Campos

Márquez

2017

Advanced Maintenance Modelling for Asset Management

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Extended UML modeling for risk management of utility information system integration

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Modelling a maintenance management framework based on PAS 55 standard

Modelling a maintenance management framework based on PAS 55 standard

Validation and Refinement of an Asset Management Subset of the IEC 61968 Interface Reference Model

A Maintenance Management Framework Based on PAS 55

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