From the specification to the design of an industrial information system: the OLYMPIOS model

The industrial information processed in an enterprise is a complex datum. An information and decision system (IDS) must take this complexity into account and control it. We believe that this complexity may be controlled if all the industrial information factors are controlled one by one and if the c...

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Published inProceedings of IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics Vol. 2; pp. 1849 - 1854 vol.2
Main Authors Guetari, R., Piard, F.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 1994
Subjects
Appraisal
Control systems
Electrical equipment industry
Environmental economics
Industrial control
Intrusion detection
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Summary:The industrial information processed in an enterprise is a complex datum. An information and decision system (IDS) must take this complexity into account and control it. We believe that this complexity may be controlled if all the industrial information factors are controlled one by one and if the coherence between all factors are preserved. We propose to represent this information in four main facets: 1) data describing the different entities handled by the IDS and the actions that they can perform or be subjected to; 2) temporal properties of the different kinds of processes, including traceability of information; 3) the organisation considered through information flows; and 4) the economic facet which describes the means of performance appraisal in relation to the enterprise environment and objectives. The OLYMPIOS model presented is a methodology to construct the IDS of a class of operators in a particular enterprise. It covers the different stages of such a system life-cycle, and proposes original solutions for analysis, specification, design and realization.< >
ISBN:9780780321298
0780321294
DOI:10.1109/ICSMC.1994.400120