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Special Section: SCADA
Component object-based SCADA
Component object-based SCADA software improves productivity and lowers life-cycle cost of systems
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By Steve Garbrecht
Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and supervisory human-machine interface (HMI) applications that developed using software that supports component objects can result in significant labor savings over traditional tag-based approaches.
Component and object-oriented software architectures have been successful for many years in the commercial computing world, but now these methods are making their way into the process control and SCADA software communities. The following terms are used to describe component software:
- Object-oriented programming (OOP): Programming language model organized around "objects" rather than "actions," and data rather than logic. Historically, a program has been viewed as a logical procedure that takes input data, processes it, and produces output data. The programming challenge was seen as how to write the logic, not how to define the data. In contrast, object-oriented programming takes the view that what we really care about are the objects we want to manipulate rather than the logic required to manipulate them.
- Component: A component is a reusable program building block that can be combined with other components in the same or other computers in a distributed network to form an application. Components can be deployed on different servers within a network and can communicate with each other to perform services. Examples include a single button in a graphical user interface, a small interest calculator, or an interface to a database.
- Container: Components run within the context of a container. Examples of containers include web servers, application servers, and database servers.
- Component object-based: A system that uses an object-oriented development workflow to produce a componentized application that can be distributed across any number of computing resources. Because the linkage from component to component and from the development environment to the run-time environment is maintained, incremental changes can be made without having to shut down the entire system.
- Replication: The creation of components from object templates.
- Change propagation: The process of changing an object template once and then selectively distributing that change throughout an application, multiple applications, or an entire system.
Tag-based systems
From the inception of PC-based HMI and supervisory products, the development of data access, scripting, alarming, and data analysis has been based on the concept of tags. Although this approach can be simple and portable from one project to another, a tag-based environment uses a flat namespace, which is a shortcoming because individual elements cannot be linked or organized into more intelligent structures with built-in relationships and interdependencies.
Global changes to a tag database are typically done externally to the development environment, as a text file or in tools like Microsoft Excel, and then re-imported into the application. Reuse in a tag-based system is commonly instituted through dynamic or client-server referencing. The system creates a common graphic containing scripts that switch the tags in runtime. Because the application structure is flat, the user must then change each tag in the system and analyze how the change affects the rest of the application.
Component object-based systems
The concept of component-based or object-oriented development originated in the IT world. Its goal was to provide tools that would release the developer from mundane, repetitive program tasks, while at the same time maximizing reuse through the development of common components.
These tools are not an exact fit for the industrial environment. For example, there are some key architectural differences between IT and production automation applications. IT applications typically involve accessing databases from non-deterministic, forms-based interfaces that accomplish things like online banking, business reporting, HR management, financial accounting, or static information look-ups.
Conversely, plant intelligence, production management, or supervisory control applications involve acquiring real-time data, performing sophisticated calculations to determine flows and production numbers, displaying real-time data in graphics-intensive client environments or analysis tools, and/or writing to and reading from production and operational-related databases.
The two environments are different enough that there are component object-based tools purposely built for SCADA, control, and automation.
Comparing the systems
The following table contrasts component object-based and tag-based architectures:
Another major advantage over tag-based software is components in object-based architectures can easily be distributed across networks and work together for distributed control.
Benefits for manufacturing applications
In component object-based SCADA applications, application objects contain aspects or parameters associated with the device they represent. For example, a valve object can contain all the events, alarms, security, communications, and scripting associated with a device.
Objects do not just represent plant equipment. They can also model common calculations, database access methods, key performance indicators, condition-monitoring events, ERP data-transfer operations, and a variety of other production and performance management tasks.
Because these operations are modular, it is easy to add them to any and all parts of the application. For example, if there is a standard way your organization calculates and initiates a maintenance work order for a pump, you can encapsulate this function as an object and use it with any pump in the application.
Manufacturing applications typically have a number of common components, including common types of:
- Plant devices and equipment
- Operating procedures
- Process measurements
- Calculations
- Graphical displays
Component object-based development facilitates a cookie-cutter approach in which small software programs can be developed as objects/code modules, stamped out, and joined together to form an application. Some automation vendors have this capability today. Where a component object-based SCADA system is different is, after the cookies are stamped out, you can change the stamp, and all of the cookies you already made are automatically changed.
The first row of the "Replication of Objects and Change Propagation" image shows the replication of an object representing a diaphragm valve. Replication is the process during which components are created from object templates. The next row illustrates a change (manual to powered) being propagated throughout all the valves. Change propagation is accomplished by changing the Object Template, which can cause any or all of the associated components to change.
Replication and change propagation are possible because, when a SCADA package is truly component object-based, it operates within a parent-child relationship. The "parent" object templates are developed first. Then components are replicated or instantiated from the parent objects. These "children" are tied back to the parent, so a change in the parent can be replicated to all of the children. This is an extremely powerful development capability in that:
- Application creation is optimized by using object templates to automatically generate components (replication).
- Project changes are easily accommodated by making changes in the object template and having the components inherit the changes via change propagation.
- Ongoing system changes and expansions are easier and more cost effective because of automated replication and change propagation.
Develop once, reuse many times
The object-oriented approach to development enables simple drag-and-drop, click-to-select, or fill-in-the-text-box techniques. In most cases, this approach is easier than modifying scripts line-by-line. In addition, the number of syntax and run-time errors is minimized because the integrated development environment enforces system-specific rules. Users can develop objects once and then reuse them many times in the current application as well as future projects.
Object-oriented graphics
The term "object-oriented graphics" has been used in the SCADA environment since the early 1990s. Today, this term usually refers to the ability to build graphics and draw pictures based on classes or a hierarchy. Object-oriented graphics enable users to build a symbol and replicate it across a screen or HMI application. They can then edit the symbol and easily distribute the changes to all the similar symbols at the same time.
While this is useful functionality, SCADA applications require more than graphics. Much of the development work that goes into designing supervisory applications is spent on creating items or functionality such as:
- Alarm monitoring
- Animation scripts
- Security scripts
- Supervisory scripts
- Historical data storage
- Integration with other applications and SQL databases
- Event detection
- Flow and movement calculations
- Device integration
In order to fully realize the benefits of a component object-based architecture, a SCADA system today needs to depict all of these things, along with the graphics as objects.
Life-cycle savings
The life-cycle savings associated with any SCADA development tool can be categorized into four basic areas, as seen in the chart on the right:
A simple example illustrates savings realized by developing SCADA systems using component object-based technology. Take a plant supervisory application that has, among other things, 27 double seat valves, each having six I/O points of interest that will be monitored.
In a traditional SCADA system, 162 tags (27 valves × six I/O per valve) would be created. In component object-based SCADA systems, a common valve object template is created, and components that represent each individual valve are instantiated or replicated from that object template. Now say it takes 0.4 hours per tag to develop the application using a traditional, tag-based SCADA system. This is not including graphics or PLC control logic development. Also estimate it takes two hours to develop a valve object template and an additional 20% more (or 0.4 hours) per component instance to customize each individual valve in the application.
Remember an object template encapsulates scripting, security, alarming, events, history configuration, and device communications. In a tag-based system, all of this needs to be programmed using additional memory tags.
Now suppose a customer requests a change that affects 10% of the application. Using tag-based SCADA software, it is reasonable to assume 10% of the effort spent on the original development would be applied to make the change. Alternatively, using component object-based SCADA software, because of the parent-child relationship between objects and components, the 10% change effort only needs to be applied to the object template.
Component object-based SCADA and Supervisory System software can save a great deal of time and improve quality. There are also life-cycle savings since systems require changes over time with additions and enhancements. If a line or process expansion is needed, existing configuration and development work can be easily replicated and modified to fit the new need. All changes to the existing configuration are tracked and logged.
Steve Garbrecht is vice president, Product, Solutions and Services Marketing for Invensys Operations Management. He has more than 20 years of experience in the industrial control and information management industry.
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I also got a new lens for my camera, and though it does super-neat focus tricks, it also really picks up on details. All of them. I think you can see every vein in my shin. I don't even look that lifelike in real life. It's like I'm in HD. (Which I hate, by the way. I don't want to see the skin imperfections of the actors while I'm watching Vampire Diaries, which I will totally own to watching and enjoying. I just want them to be pretty and get into supernatural shenanigans.)
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While Russia beefed up its forces in Ukraine and the U.S. unemployment rate ticked up slightly, President Obama was criticized for spending the weekend on vacation with his family at an ultra-exclusive private community in the Florida Keys.... The Obamas combined their excursion with a stop at a high school in Miami to promote the president's education agenda."Only President Obama would deliver a brief speech about education and then have the nerve to jet over to the posh Ocean Reef Clubs -- an exclusive members-only resort for the wealthy -- for a quick vacation," said RNC spokesman Jahan Wilcox. "As President Obama enjoys the Florida Keys and Vice President Biden vacations in the Virgin Islands for the weekend, their economic policies are still leaving millions of middle-class Americans and young adults struggling to get by in the Obama economy."
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DICK CHENEY: Well, I think -- I worry one would begin to address a crisis by the first thing we do is take options off the table. I don't think the administration should do that. And this--CHARLIE ROSE: Have they done that?DICK CHENEY: In a sense saying no military. He seems to operate that way most of the time. There are military options that don't involve putting troops on the ground in Crimea. We could go back and reinstate the ballistic missile defense program that was taken out. It was originally going to go in Poland, Czech Republic, Obama took it out to appease Putin. We could do training exercises in Poland, joint exercises. We can offer military assistance in terms of equipment, training, and so forth to the Ukrainians themselves.
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The annual Conservative Political Action Conference came to a raucous and buoyant end Saturday as thousands of tea party activists cheered on former Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who closed the gathering with a full-throated denunciation of President Obama and urged conservatives to embrace their views more fiercely than ever.But over the course of its three days, the event put on display how factions within the Republican Party are still struggling to find a path out of the wilderness, illuminating the gap between the GOP's resolutely conservative grass-roots and a party leadership eager for a more moderate approach.
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Asteroids are all over the news this week. Not one, not two, but three of them whizzed by Earth within 48 hours of each other. And if that wasn't enough, the Hubble Space Telescope had a front-row seat for the break-up of a 240,000 ton asteroid. This edition of your Week in Geek is dedicated to these small, rocky bodies that we rarely see, but that still tell us a lot about the history of our Solar System.
At first, glance the video above might look like abstract art, but it is actually a visualization by astronomer Alex Parker of more than 100,000 asteroids known to be orbiting the Sun. The data comes from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, a workhorse telescope located on a plateau in New Mexico that has observed more than a quarter of the entire sky.
The video shows the main asteroid belt, located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, as well as the Trojan class of asteroids known as Trojans that lead and follow Jupiter in its course around the Sun. The colors you see are artificial, but representative of the properties of different classes of asteroids: C-type (blue), S-type (purple/red/orange/yellow), and V-type (green). These classes are defined by chemical composition. C-type asteroids are composed of a lot of carbon and are characteristically dark and hard to see (as they don't reflect much sunlight). S-type asteroids are a little brighter and are composed of iron and magnesium silicates. V-type asteroids are one of the rarest types; they are basaltic and thought to be fragments of crust broken off from other larger asteroids, primarily Vesta itself.
The great thing about this video is it lets you see how the composition of the asteroid belt varies: the inner most region is green and therefore dominated by V-types, and the outermost region is much bluer, indicating more C-types. Astronomers knew most of this before, but in a numbers-on-a-page kind of way. Putting data like this into visual form reveals subtleties that might otherwise go unnoticed and allows astronomers both to reduce misclassifications and better identify outliers that could lead us in exiting new directions. Also, it's gorgeous.
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The Kentucky Baptist Convention wants to "point people to Christ" by giving away guns at Second Amendment Celebrations hosted across the state.In the words of spokesman Chuck McAlister the strategy is "outreach to rednecks," and 1,000 people are expected to attend the next event. To lure the nonreligious into the fold, the churches are offering a handgun, shotgun, or long gun as door prizes. Winners attend church for a photo-op with their new gun, but they must pass a background check before collecting their prize.
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Corker's creative defense In VW case
Unfortunately, the UAW has chosen to ignore the employees' decision and has filed objections with the National Labor Relations Board, charging that elected officials like me should not be allowed to make public comments expressing our opinion and sharing information with our constituents. It is telling that the UAW complaint does not mention President Obama's public statement urging the employees to vote for the union.If the National Labor Relations Board upholds these objections, it would be an unprecedented assault on free speech. In every similar case where a company has remained neutral in a union-election drive, members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have voiced their opinions. The NLRB has ruled repeatedly that public officials have the right to make statements taking sides in a union election, and that those statements do not justify overturning the outcome of that election.
McCain changes his mind on the Cold War
"One is a fundamental understanding of Vladimir Putin. [Obama administration officials] have been near delusional in thinking the Cold War was over."Maybe the president thinks the Cold War is over, but Vladimir Putin doesn't. And that's what this is all about."
Lindsey Graham's no good, very bad week
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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- After a long wait, Jabari Brown is finally feeling like part of the Missouri basketball program.
Making his first start of the season, Brown had 18 points and seven rebounds Saturday to lead the 12th-ranked Tigers to an 82-73 win over No. 10 Illinois in the annual Braggin' Rights game.
Laurence Bowers paced Missouri (10-1) with 23 points and 10 rebounds, while Alex Oriakhi added 13 points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Phil Pressey had 12 points and 11 assists to help the Tigers win their fourth straight in the 32-year-old series.
Brown, a transfer from Oregon, became eligible after the first semester and made his initial appearance Monday in a 102-51 win over South Carolina State.
A blue-chip recruit, he made the most of his first starting assignment Saturday.
"It was fun. I'm part of the family now," he said.
Brown anxiously watched from the sidelines as the Tigers rolled out to an 8-1 record without him. After becoming eligible, he has worked hard to make up for lost time.
"I wanted to prove I could play right away and fit in any way I can," Brown said. "I spent a lot of time practicing and getting used to things and the way they play here.
"Now, I'm finally feeling comfortable."
Brandon Paul led Illinois (12-1) with 23 points. Tyler Griffey scored 14, Joseph Bertrand had 13 and Nnanna Egwu 12 for the Illini.
Missouri used a 9-0 run late in the game to take the lead for good at 70-64. The Tigers held a 58-35 edge on the boards and outscored Illinois 44-24 in the paint.
Illinois, which leads the overall series 20-12, won nine meetings in a row from 2000-08 before Missouri began its winning streak.
Brown triggered a key 9-0 spurt that erased a three-point deficit and put the Tigers ahead 70-64. He had four points and two rebounds during the 2:31 span.
Brown scored from close range off a perfect pass from Earnest Ross to increase the lead to 68-64. Pressey added a short jumper seconds later to complete the run.
Oriakhi, who had his fourth double-double of the season, was impressed with Brown's effort.
"He's unbelievable. He did a little bit of everything tonight," Oriakhi said. "I can't believe he's fit in so fast. He's one of us now."
Brown played in two games at Oregon last season before deciding to transfer. He watched last season's Braggin' Rights game from his home in Oakland and was intrigued by the atmosphere, which annually features a sellout crowd with the fans divided equally between the schools.
"I had visited (Missouri) and really hadn't made a decision, but I thought, if I choose (Missouri), that's going to be a fun game to play in," Brown said.
Missouri coach Frank Haith was more than pleased with the performance of his new addition. He immediately moved Brown into the starting lineup after a 12-point performance against South Carolina State, in which Brown excelled defensively.
"It was all about our balance," Haith said. "And he can do a lot of things."
The physical game against Illinois featured 19 lead changes, 35 fouls and 43 free throws.
"They've got a lot of depth and they've got size," Illinois first-year coach John Groce said. "They're good now. They've got a chance to get even better moving forward."
The Tigers scored 12 of the final 16 points in the first half to take a 41-35 lead into the break. Illinois reeled off eight unanswered points midway through the second half to go up 51-50 on a driving layup by Tracy Abrams. The Illini took their biggest lead of the second half, 64-61, on a baseline jumper by Egwu with 6:43 remaining.
But the Missouri defense took over from there, forcing seven successive Illinois misses. Brown, Ross, Tony Criswell and Pressey chipped in with key baskets.
Illinois managed only three field goals in the final 3:29.
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As much of a classic as the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) is the film that would come to define Gregory Peck's career. Produced by Alan J. Pakula and directed by Robert Mulligan, the film features Peck as a Depression-era lawyer struggling against a prejudiced system to exonerate an African-American man falsely accused of rape.
For his iconic portrayal of Atticus Finch, Peck earned his only Oscar for acting, after four previous nominations. Co-star Robert Duvall made his film debut as the mysterious Boo Radley, while Mary Badham also made her first screen appearance, as Atticus's daughter, Scout. Seen through her eyes, the film also becomes Scout's coming-of-age story as she learns about injustice, the frailties of human nature and the definition of heroism. Badham's performance earned her an Oscar nomination at the tender age of 10, making her at the time the youngest actress ever to be nominated.
The film's remarkable ability to connect with viewers of all ages and backgrounds has made it a versatile teaching tool. In high schools and colleges, whether for classes in cinema, literature, history or sociology, "To Kill a Mockingbird" continues to impart powerful lessons.
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In her new book, "ROY G. BIV: An Exceedingly Surprising Book About Color," Jude Stewart startles us into really seeing color again with interesting anecdotes about the hues that surround us.
Bumblebee-bright, a yellow taxicab blurs across Times Square: an instantly recognizable and infinitely reproduced symbol of New York City. But New York cab companies weren't the first to paint their vehicles the now iconic yellow, a popular taxi color in many parts of the country and the world.
When businessman Harry N. Allen launched the New York Taxicab Company in 1907, introducing the city's first fleet of gasoline-powered cabs, his imported French vehicles were equipped with "taximeters" to charge fees based on mileage, manned by drivers dressed like West Point cadets - and originally painted red and green.
In 1915, Chicago entrepreneur John Hertz (of future rental-car-company fame) opened the first Yellow Cab Company in his city. To unify his fleet, Hertz had commissioned a local university study to "scientifically ascertain which color would stand out strongest at a distance," per his biographer - and yellow won. (Color researchers still agree that yellow is generally the most visible color, though some have suggested that it's chartreuse that the eye most easily detects.)
But this often-told story ignores the fact that yellow taxis had already appeared in various American cities before 1915. Businessman Albert Rockwell was operating a fleet of yellow cabs as early as 1909, and he went on to incorporate the Yellow Taxicab Co. in NYC in 1912. If Hertz chose yellow for scientific reasons, legend has it that Rockwell was merely appeasing his wife Nettie, who preferred the color.
The wild popularity of gasoline-powered taxicabs lured dozens of competitors into the industry, including Morris Markin's Checker Taxi, which was based in Chicago, and later Kalamazoo, but whose vehicles were ubiquitous nationwide.
Like any madly growing business sector, the taxicab biz was rife with abuses - and the Great Depression only worsened infighting among cabbies desperate for work. The Haas Act of 1937 tried to clean up New York's taxicab industry by regulating officially licensed cabs under a medallion system. The Haas Act didn't mandate a specific color of taxicab, but standardizing the cabs' look to reflect more standardized regulation made sense. With a consistent color and make, "official" taxicabs signal to wary riders that they're duly regulated by city government.
The logic of visual standardization became fully entrenched with a 1967 ruling that all "official" New York taxicabs be painted yellow - specifically "Dupont M6284 or its equivalent," according to Allan Fromberg of the New York Taxi & Limousine Commission. Any visual swerve therefore indicates either an unlicensed vehicle or an alternate taxicab system.
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