Monitoring and Controlling Distributed Production Sample Clauses

Monitoring and Controlling Distributed Production. ‌ In production plants, a relaxing characteristic is that most systems are static in the sense that physical processing units do not change. In contrast, there are also environments where new network nodes may appear or leave the network at any time (i.e., the network is dynamic). Such environments include the fleets of mobile machinery or vehicles, for instance. Fortunately, the network nodes of a typical process control system do not appear or disappear arbitrarily. Naturally, any node may temporarily lose its connectivitity due to a failure, and any related network nodes should have a design that is robust enough to remain operable in such occasions. Still, the set of available nodes is determined by the physical production equipment. That equipment is always installed, operated and uninstalled by plant personnel. Thus, the network of nodes does not change its structure very often, and the plant personnel commits those changes. The information available and of value in control may change more frequently. This includes, for example, the deployment of new measurement systems or laboratory procedures, the use of improved models and algorithms more accurately estimating process values as well as other results available from processing vast amounts of data. One of the intentions with COCOP is to have a more flexible platform that can make use of external or processed information that can be used e.g. as a constraint in optimisation tasks.
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