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AS ISO 18876.2-2004
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Industrial automation systems and integration — Integration of industrial data for exchange, access and sharing, Part 2: Integration and mapping methodology
Adopts ISO 18876-2 which provides and establishes an architecture, a methodology, and other specifications for integrating industrial data for exchange, access and sharing.
Table of contents
Header
About this publication
Preface
0 Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions, and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
4 Usage scenarios
4.1 Integrating application models
4.2 Integrating application models with an integration model
4.3 Defining an application model and its mapping to an integration model
4.4 Integrating an application model with two or more integration models
4.5 Improving an integration model
5 Methods for integrating application models
5.1 Analysis of the requirements
5.1.1 Pre-conditions
5.1.1.1 Application model
5.1.1.2 Modelling languages
5.1.2 Method description
5.1.2.1 Selection of an integration model
5.1.2.2 Analysis of application model concepts
5.1.3 Post-conditions
5.2 Defining and extending the integration model
5.2.1 Pre-conditions
5.2.1.1 Integration model
5.2.1.2 Modelling languages
5.2.2 Method description
5.2.2.1 Creating a new integration model
5.2.2.2 Extending an existing integration model
5.2.2.3 Creating a new integration model from an existing integration model
5.2.3 Post-conditions
5.3 Identifying a subset of the integration model
5.4 Mapping between the application model and the identified integration model subset
5.4.1 Pre-conditions
5.4.1.1 Mapping languages
5.4.2 Method description
5.4.3 Post-conditions
Annex A
Annex B
B.1 Integrate application models (A-0)
B.1.1 Application domain experts
B.1.2 Application model(s)
B.1.3 Candidate integration model(s)
B.1.4 Information requirements
B.1.5 Integrate application models
B.1.6 Mapping specification
B.1.7 Modelling paradigm and principles
B.1.8 Modelling/integration experts
B.1.9 Modelling/integration tools
B.1.10 Modified application model
B.1.11 Selected/updated integration model
B.2 Integrate application model (A0)
B.2.1 Analyze requirements
B.2.2 Application domain experts
B.2.3 Application model context
B.2.4 Application model(s)
B.2.5 Candidate integration model(s)
B.2.6 Create/extend integration model
B.2.7 High level mappings
B.2.8 Identify integration model subset
B.2.9 Information requirements
B.2.10 Integration issues
B.2.11 Integration model voids
B.2.12 Create mapping specification
B.2.13 Mapping specification
B.2.14 Modified application model
B.2.15 Selected integration model
B.2.16 Selected/updated integration model
B.3 Analyze requirements (A1)
B.3.1 Additional application model concepts
B.3.2 Analysis results
B.3.3 Application domain experts
B.3.4 Application model context
B.3.5 Application model(s)
B.3.6 Candidate integration model(s)
B.3.7 High level mappings
B.3.8 Identify implicit requirements
B.3.9 Identify integration model correspondence
B.3.10 Information requirements
B.3.11 Integration model voids
B.3.12 Modelling paradigm and principles
B.3.13 Modify application model
B.3.14 Review application model concepts
B.3.15 Select integration model
B.3.16 Selected integration model
B.3.17 Modified application model
B.4 Create/extend integration model (A2)
B.4.1 Approximate integration model concepts
B.4.2 Create additional integration model constructs
B.4.3 Equivalent integration model concepts
B.4.4 Identify integration model concepts to be mapped
B.4.5 Integration issues
B.4.6 Integration model voids
B.4.7 New integration model constructs
B.4.8 Selected integration model
B.4.9 Selected/updated integration model
B.4.10 Update integration model
B.5 Map application model to integration model subset (A4)
B.5.1 Encoding issues
B.5.2 Encoding mapping specification
B.5.3 Establish encoding mapping specification
B.5.4 Establish structural mapping specification
B.5.5 Establish terminology mapping specification
B.5.6 Integration issues
B.5.7 Mapping specification
B.5.8 Structural mapping specification
B.5.9 Structure mapping issues
B.5.10 Terminology issues
B.5.11 Terminology mapping specification
Annex C
C.1 Analysis of the requirements
C.1.1 Pre-conditions
C.1.2 Method application
C.1.3 Post-conditions
C.2 Defining and extending an integration model
C.2.1 Pre-conditions
C.2.2 Method application
C.2.3 Post-conditions
C.3 Identifying a subset of the integration model
C.3.1 Pre-conditions
C.3.2 Method application
C.3.3 Post-conditions
C.4 Mapping between the application model and the identified integration model subset
