Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of PCA/SemanticDays2011/Presentations

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06/08/11 13:24:17 (13 years ago)

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davidnorheim (IP: 212.17.152.18)

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 === Yvo Volman ===
-Statistical Institutes collect data across all domains of our society, and produce data that are rapidly utilized and composed into new information widely available. Timeliness, coherence and cross-national comparability are crucial demands, challenging all aspects of interoperability. The collection and dissemination of statistical data are dependent on the evolvement of standards in adjacent environments, and the coherence with tatistical Institutes collect data across all domains of our society, and produce data that are rapidly utilized and composed into new information widely available. Timeliness, coherence and cross-national comparability are crucial demands, challenging all aspects of interoperability. The collection and dissemination of statistical data are dependent on the evolvement of standards in adjacent environments, and the coherence with
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 === Karl Johnny Hersvik ===
   Karl Johnny Hersvik started working at Hydro in 1988, first as a reservoir engineer on Brage, then a discipline manager within reservoir, adviser in reservoir technology and petroleum technology manager on the same field. After that he worked with Troll and served as the petroleum technology manager there for a while before he moved to Teheran and worked in Iran for two years. Following this, he worked with business development on the Norwegian shelf and then with underwater technology, where, among other things, he helped creating the production support center. Before his job as the executive vice president of research & development, he worked on securing Statoil a share in the West Qurna 2 field in Iraq.
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+== Data modeling challenges in industrial domains ==
+Trond Solberg, Lead Architect, Statoil
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+=== Abstract ===
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+Implementing an integration layer for on- and offshore plants that utilise a canonical data model to provide both connections between equipment and measurements as well as direct mapping to data sources has proven to be a challenging task. Trond will give a brief presentation where he outlines the most important challenges Statoil has met so far in the implementation of the new Global Operation Data Integration (GODI) integration layer and its associated model, and the lessons the technical team has learnt in the process.
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+=== Trond Solberg ===
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+Trond Solberg started working at Mandatum in 1994, as a developer of CRM-integrated solutions for retailers in a wide variety of business areas. Trond joined Statoil Norge, Statoil ASA's retail and downstream business, in 1997, first as a contractor before becoming an employee in 2002. At Statoil Norge, Trond was responsible for developing marketing campaign solutions. In 2003, Trond moved to Harstad, Norway, to join Statoil ASA in the upstream sector. Trond became involved in developing reporting solutions for the petroleum technology departments, eventually as lead developer and project manager. Trond is currently Statoil ASA's lead architect for the MapIT project, which is implementing the GODI solution and preparing for roll out, as well as holding the position of Lead Solution Architect for the asset integration domain.
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+== Ron Montgomery, IBM and Alan Johnston ===
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+=== Ron Montgomery ===
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+Ron Montgomery  is a  Solutions Business Unit Executive for the Chemical & Petroleum Industry for IBM’s Industry Sector Software Group. 
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+He has extensive chemical, petroleum, paper, textile and aligned process industry experience, with over 35 years of manufacturing, manufacturing systems, and process control technology experience and 20 years of project management and project implementation experience. He is currently responsible for World Wide Chemical and Petroleum Solutions Technical Sales.
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+He has a Bachelors and Masters in Chemical Engineering.
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+He has operational and project experience in the Chemical and Petroleum and Process Industries including: Project Conceptualization, Justification, and Management, Technical Management, Technology Assessment and Selection, Information Technology Architecture, Order Management and Fulfillment, Supply Chain Management and Operation, Scheduling and Optimization, Process Data Acquisition, Process Control and Manufacturing Execution Systems, and Application Integration. And has held the following industry positions:
+Process Engineer, Control Systems Engineer, Senior Control Systems Engineer, Process Engineering Group Leader, Assistant Operations Superintendent, Process Engineering Manager, Department Manager Process Control, Research Group Leader, Research Section Manager, Corporate Manager Process Control, and Division Director of Information Technology 
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+He has been closely involved in industry groups such ISA 72, 88, 95, MIMOSA, and Open O&M providing advisory and expertise in integration and architecture to develop the industry standards. Currently he is active in a multi-standards joint working group developing a complementary linked model for ‘Open Operations and Maintenance”.
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+=== Alan Johnston ===
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+Alan Johnston, Assetricity, LLC General Manager, is a senior SME with over 30 years of information architecture, systems analysis, systems integration and software development experience, with a focus on Critical Infrastructure Management.  Mr. Johnston currently serves as the President of MIMOSA and the OpenO&M Initiative Chair.  He chaired the ISO TC 184 Manufacturing Asset Management Integration Task Force Chair and is the co-chair for the proposed ISO TC184 Oil and Gas asset management operations and maintenance Interoperability (OGI) Technical Specification.
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