Titlebook: Industrial Cloud-Based Cyber-Physical Systems; The IMC-AESOP Approa Armando W. Colombo,Thomas Bangemann,Jose L. Lastra Book 2014 Springer I

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Implementing Circulating Oil Lubrication Systems Based on the IMC-AESOP Architecture,on systems that rely on fieldbuses. High demand in quality and scalability is pushing for the use of SOA-oriented systems at all levels of large-scale process systems. This chapter focuses on how this approach affects this particular domain.

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Building System of Systems with SOA Technology: A Smart House Use Case,tem, External house lightning system, External electrical outlet system, House energy control system. The SOA technologies used are CoAP and EXI using SenML to encode the services. Engineering tools have been used to simulate the usage scenario and provide prediction of system behaviour.

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Trends and Challenges for Cloud-Based Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems,ice-based industrial systems whose functionalities reside on-device and in-cloud. Their realisation brings new opportunities, as well as additional challenges. The latter need to be adequately addressed if the vision of future cloud-based industrial cyber-physical system infrastructures is to become a reality and be productively used.

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Promising Technologies for SOA-Based Industrial Automation Systems,trol system. Aspects of integration, real-timeness, distributeness, event-based interaction, service-enablement, etc., are approached from different angles and some of the promising technologies are analysed and assessed.

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Migration of a Legacy Plant Lubrication System to SOA, SOA approach combined with the eventing capabilities of Event Driven Architecture (EDA) can benefit to both engineering, installation and maintenance of an industrial process control system, with the exception of hard real-time based control loops.

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The IMC-AESOP Architecture for Cloud-Based Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems,interaction among the heterogeneous stakeholders in the future industrial automation domain. We propose here a service architecture that attempts to cover the basic needs for monitoring, management, data handling, integration, etc., by taking into consideration the disruptive technologies and concepts that could empower future industrial systems.