Toby, (01)
As you might already know, Dr. Matthew West, a key member of EPISTLE
(ref. http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?EPISTLE), the group that
developed ISO 15926) has been an active member here and has been in a
leadership role on various Ontolog activities. (02)
You might want to start by looking over his talk at:
http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2006_02_23
... and do a search (lower right corner of any OntologWiki page) on
other things he has been sharing with us ... a lot of which actually
did revolve around the ISO 15926 standard. (03)
Regards. =ppy
-- (04)
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:54 AM, Toby Considine <tobyconsidine@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I spend some time working with FIATECH, a consortium whose goal is to apply
> IT to the design, construction, and maintenance of capital projects. Most of
> the recent attention has been on process plants, such as the chemical / oil
> / gas plants so often in the news. I am there as the intelligent buildings
> guy, and much of the work is as foreign to me as mine is to them.
>
> FIATECH is home to a far reaching project, now known as IDS-ADI. The IDS
> (Intelligent Data Sheet) defines coherent collections of data about classes
> of equipment. These data sheets include ontologically significant metadata
> to define the contents and meaning of each attribute. ADI project is an
> effort to complete and deploy systems based upon the ISO 15926 standard
> describing process control plant and equipment. ADI stands for Accelerated
> Deployment of ISO 15926. ISO 15926 also includes all 3 dimensional
> information on system components. These groups merged and you can read about
> them at www.ids-adi.org.
>
> The team has developed a generic data model and reference data library to
> manage and store this information, including OWL/RDF supplying ontology for
> each of the attributes. They now report that other data sets, non 15926 data
> sets can be stored in the same library. By referencing the RDF, the system
> can automatically translate between one data set, or group of data sets,
> into another, mixing and matching until there is a match. This is ambitious
> work.
>
> The next step for the IDS-ADI team is to re-write the code into what they
> call the industrial strength version. They want the repository to be strong
> enough to generate three -dimensional visualizations of the ISO1529 process
> control systems, with all knowledge still attached, fast enough for someone
> to respond in an emergency. This moves from ambitious to astonishing.
>
> I have my own small concepts of semantics, and ontology, ones that do not
> delve as deep as many on this forum. Accordingly, I am unable to evaluate
> this project or its claims.
>
> Have any of you run across this? Can you give me any pointers in thinking
> about this?
>
> thanks
>
> tc
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