A New Model for Autonomous, Networked Control Systems

Pratl, G.; Dietrich, Dietmar; Hancke, Gerhard P.; Penzhorn, W.T.

doi:10.1109/tii.2007.891308

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“…The work bases on the most recent research results of (Pratl et al, 2007). The model of the structured scenario recognition system shows an approach for detecting predefined scenarios within sensor equipped buildings.…”

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Scenario Recognition in Modern Building Automation

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Bruckner

Pratl

et al. 2007

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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Modern building automation has to deal with very different types of demands, depending on the use of the building and therefore the persons acting within this building. To meet the demands of situation awareness in modern building automation, scenario recognition becomes more and more important to detect such demands and react to them. Two concepts of scenario recognition and their implementation will be introduced, one based on predefined templates and the other using an unsupervised learning algorithm using statistical methods. Implemented applications will be described and their advantages and disadvantages outlined.

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Scenario Recognition in Modern Building Automation

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Bruckner

Pratl

et al. 2007

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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“…Pratl et. al [27] introduce an eighth layer in the OSI model defining profiles for (manufacturing) control purposes. Bauer et.…”

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Model for Trans-sector Digital Interoperability

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Hartog

Silva

et al. 2010

Enterprise Interoperability IV

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Interoperability refers to the ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged. The importance of interoperability has grown together with the adoption of Digital Information Networks (DINs). DINs refer to information networks supported by telecommunication infrastructures and terminated by microprocessors. With an upcoming interest in services science and trans-sector business models, a stronger driver arises to further break the interoperability barriers across sectors. In this paper, we propose a novel model to address trans-sector digital interoperability, which by definition involves interoperability across different economic sectors connected by DINs. Particularly, we specify how a well known interoperability framework, the ATHENA framework, should be adapted for the economic sector plane. Based on data from the Eurostat survey on ICT usage and e-Commerce in enterprises and using a trans-sector scenario example, we illustrate how conclusions about trans-sector interoperability can be extracted and technological implications can be derived.

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“…The drawbacks of these approaches can be overcome through the combination of both systems --the challenging task targeted here. At the level of networking, through the advent of field area networks, it is now possible to integrate autonomously operating devices Pratl et al (2007). With this networking technology available, intelligent applications are required that can manage the whole system in an efficient way.…”

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confidence: 99%