Service-Orientation and Flexible Service Binding in Distributed Automation and Control Systems

Pohl, A.; Krumm, Heiko; Holland, Felix; Lück, Ingo; Stewing, Franz-Josef

doi:10.1109/waina.2008.265

Cited by 26 publications

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“…In literature, several works are focused on composition and orchestration of web services, but they are mainly directed to e-business/e-commerce (see [17][18][19]). In automation and manufacturing, the service composition and collaboration have been studied with web semantics [20], service classification [21], service binding [22] and the collaboration/integration of multi-agent systems [23].…”

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Composition of Petri nets models in service-oriented industrial automation

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Restivo

et al. 2010

2010 8th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics

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-In service-oriented systems, composition of services is required to build new, distributed and more complex services, based on the logic behavior of individual ones. This paper discusses the formal composition of Petri nets models used for the process description and control in service-oriented automation systems. The proposed approach considers two forms for the composition of services, notably the offline composition, applied during the design phase, and the online composition, related to the synchronization of Petri nets models on the fly. An experimental case study is used to illustrate the proposed composition approach.

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Section: Soa In Automation: a Technical Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Composition of Petri nets models in service-oriented industrial automation

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Leitão

Restivo

et al. 2010

2010 8th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics

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“…However, in order to meet low to medium real-time requirements with our integration layer (e.g. cycle times >50ms) the deployment of RTSJ is necessary as it improves the variance of the DPWS-based communication time [13].…”

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Integration of a legacy automation system into a SOA for devices

Feldhorst

Libert

Hompel

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation

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Although networked embedded devices (NED) and service-oriented architectures (SOA) are often proclaimed as next generation technologies in industrial automation, there are some steps to take before they can be widely adopted. At the moment, productive systems are not SOA-ready and that is why integration approaches are interesting for manufacturers and operators of industrial plants. We suggest a solution for the integration of a legacy system into a so-called SOA for devices. Therefore, we use a thin abstraction layer which provides the technical functions of an industrial plant as re-usable services which can be arranged in control hierarchies and used as well in higher-level workflows. This enables a SOA-based automation with new control and monitoring approaches to be built upon the device services. To evaluate our solution a legacy material flow facility is used

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“…This data is then transmitted to a gateway and from there to a back-end system for analysis. This aggregation of data and analysis on the back end can be used in applications such as, environmental monitoring [1], medical computing [2] and industrial automation [3].…”

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Experiences and issues for environmental engineering sensor network deployments

Lee

Murray

Goodfield

et al. 2012

2012 6th IEEE International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies (DEST)

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Abstract-Sensor network research is a large and growing area of academic effort, examining technological and deployment issues in the area of environmental monitoring. These technologies are used by environmental engineers and scientists to monitor a multiplicity of environments and services, and, specific to this paper, energy and water supplied to the built environment. Although the technology is developed by Computer Science specialists, the use and deployment is traditionally performed by environmental engineers. This paper examines deployment from the perspectives of environmental engineers and scientists and asks what computer scientists can do to improve the process. The paper uses a case study to demonstrate the agile operation of WSNs within the Cloud Computing infrastructure, and thus the demand-driven, collaboration-intense paradigm of Digital Ecosystems in Complex Environments.

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Service-Orientation and Flexible Service Binding in Distributed Automation and Control Systems

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Cited by 26 publications

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Composition of Petri nets models in service-oriented industrial automation

Composition of Petri nets models in service-oriented industrial automation

Integration of a legacy automation system into a SOA for devices

Experiences and issues for environmental engineering sensor network deployments

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