Preliminary E-infrastructure for Digital Calibration Certificate

Neyezhmakov, Pavel; Zub, S.; Pivnenko, Stanislav

doi:10.1016/j.measen.2021.100332

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“…The economy and society of the 21 st century are undergoing a comprehensive digital transformation, with the goal of securely establishing the foundation for success in the digital arena, which is the cornerstone for the economy and society's progress in the digital era. The process of digitization has been ongoing for several years [5][6]. The exponential growth of computing and storage capacities, as well as the increasing speed of data exchange and the affordable availability of versatile sensors that can be used flexibly, have opened up completely new possibilities for creating networks between objects and exploitation of the data and information stored [7][8][9][10][11][12].…”

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Smart Infrastructure for Developing Digital Calibration Certificates at Saso-NMCC

Ahmed¹,

AlOsaimi²,

Amin³

2022

Proceedings of the First International IMEKO TC6 Conference on Metrology and Digital Transformation - M4Dconf2022

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Nowadays, digital solutions are dominant in almost all industry related activities and applications, especially in the metrology domain. Digital Calibration Certificates (DCCs) will soon replace both paper and electronic calibration certificates. This is due to the fact that electronic files can be communicated instantly and securely to the customer and are machine readable. However, DCCs require a digital security and software infrastructure to fulfill the current 'analogue' processes of authentication and validation that secures traceability of the measurements. In this work, we present the efforts at SASO-NMCC of Saudi Arabia towards modifying its work processes for replacing analog calibration certificates with the modern DCCs. A smart e-infrastructure for issuing DCCs is proposed. The system communicates with customers and national standards communities via metrology clouds (e.g. SASO Cloud and GULFMET cloud). Our proposed system is also able to be compatible with recent artificial intelligence applications, the Internet of Things (IoT) and future completely digital metrology.

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Smart Infrastructure for Developing Digital Calibration Certificates at Saso-NMCC

Ahmed¹,

AlOsaimi²,

Amin³

2022

Proceedings of the First International IMEKO TC6 Conference on Metrology and Digital Transformation - M4Dconf2022

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“…Digitization of the data formats sets new requirements for the development of the infrastructure as its operation has been based on mutual recognition and trust between organizations [16]. Transition to a digital environment means that also this trust needs to be established digitally to enable its representation in a machine-understandable format [29][30][31]. For this purpose, data security and cryptographical solutions, e.g., the use of digital signatures, are relevant [15,17].…”

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Digitalization of Calibration Data Management in Pharmaceutical Industry Using a Multitenant Platform

Mustapää

Nummiluikki²,

Viitala

2022

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The global quality infrastructure (QI) has been established and is maintained to ensure the safety of products and services for their users. One of the cornerstones of the QI is metrology, i.e., the science of measurement, as the quality management systems commonly rely on measurements for evaluating quality. For this reason, the calibration procedures and the management of the data related to them are of the utmost importance for the quality management in the process industry and given a high priority by the regulatory authorities. To overcome the relatively low level of digitalization in metrology, machine-interpretable data formats such as digital calibration certificates (DCC) are being developed. In this paper, we analyze the current calibration processes in the pharmaceutical industry, and the requirements defined for them in the relevant standards and regulations. For digitalizing the calibration-related data exchange, a multitenant cloud platform-based method is presented. To test and validate the approach, a proof of concept (POC) implementation of the platform is developed with a focus on ease and cost-efficiency of deployment and use while ensuring the preservation of traceability and data integrity. The POC is based on two industrial use cases involving organizations with different roles in the metrology infrastructure. In the testing, the presented approach proves to be an efficient method for organizing the calibration data exchange in industrial use.

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Preliminary E-infrastructure for Digital Calibration Certificate

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Smart Infrastructure for Developing Digital Calibration Certificates at Saso-NMCC

Smart Infrastructure for Developing Digital Calibration Certificates at Saso-NMCC

Digitalization of Calibration Data Management in Pharmaceutical Industry Using a Multitenant Platform

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