2023
DOI: 10.1002/cite.202200225
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ProMetaS – A Metadata Schema for Process Engineering and Industry

Abstract: Data collection in process industry yields a variety of data types. To maintain the knowledge about the data and to enable finding and reusing them (FAIR data), a common description with metadata is necessary. In the project KEEN, ProMetaS – the Process Engineering/Industry Metadata Schema – was developed. It defines various metadata categories adhering to available metadata standards. In this article, ProMetaS, its implementation into the KEEN data platform, and its application in two use cases is described.

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“…Due to the early beginning of the tool chain implementation, the management platform and the metadata schema ProMetaS were not already available but conceptually envisaged in the overall tool chain approach. ProMetaS is described in detail in a KEEN-related paper that is in being published in parallel to this article [22].…”
Section: Application Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the early beginning of the tool chain implementation, the management platform and the metadata schema ProMetaS were not already available but conceptually envisaged in the overall tool chain approach. ProMetaS is described in detail in a KEEN-related paper that is in being published in parallel to this article [22].…”
Section: Application Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ProMetaS, the Process Engineering/Industry Metadata Schema [41], defines various modular metadata categories (e.g., for plants, processes, or sensors) adhering to available metadata standards and extending it as needed (Fig. 2).…”
Section: Enabling Sharing Of Datamentioning
confidence: 99%