IATPA 2012 - Second Workshop on Industrial Automation Tool Integration for Engineering Project Automation

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Category IATPA 2012

Deadline: July 06, 2012 | Date: September 21, 2012

Venue/Country: Krakow, Poland

Updated: 2012-05-20 21:20:20 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

In conjunction with the

17th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA'2012)

17.- 21.09.2012, Krakow, Poland

http://cdl.ifs.tuwien.ac.at/iatpa2012

Modern real-world and large-scale industrial systems engineering projects involve the cooperation of a wide range of engineering systems and tools that use different technical platforms and heterogeneous data models. The engineering of e.g., power plants or car manufacturing plants requires coordinated information exchange between different engineering disciplines (e.g., process, mechanical, electrical, and software engineering), which is complex and hard to achieve using traditional systems engineering techniques. Well-established software engineering methods and approaches (e.g., iterative development processes, issue tracking systems) could provide additional value to systems engineering projects, but require careful integration and seamless collaboration with other engineering fields to achieve industrial acceptance.

Today's system integration technologies are suitable to bridge most of the technical and semantic gaps between these automation systems engineering tools. However, error-prone and time-consuming human work (e.g., manually copying information from one to another tool) is needed to handle integration concerns at the interfaces of different engineering disciplines as each of them has their specific engineering tools and engineering systems. Therefore the definition, enactment, and monitoring of automated engineering processes crossing several interfaces is hard to define and establish. The goal of the workshop is the investigation of methods and techniques for the automation support of automation systems engineering processes to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of engineering projects.

Topics of interest in this workshop include, but are not restricted to:

- Engineering Tool Integration

-- Architectural Design

-- Tool Data Integration

-- Process Orchestration

-- Model-Driven Integration

-- Automated and Integrated Data Exchange Mechanism

- Quality Assurance

-- Product and Process Metrics

-- Defect Detection

-- Process Monitoring and Tracing

-- New Technologies in Monitoring and Control Systems

-- Simulation and Virtual Startup (Digital Factory)

- Automated Testing

-- Test Case Generation

-- Verification and Validation

-- Tool Support for Testing

-- Formal Mechanism Applied in Testing

-- Applications for Automated Testing during Engineering

- AutomationML

-- Information Exchange between Different Activities of the Engineering Chain

-- Interaction of Different Stakeholders within the Engineering Chain

-- Consistency within the Engineering Chain

-- Model-Based Data Transformation/Exchange

-- Usage of Meta-Data for Practical Application within the Engineering Chain

- Industrial-oriented Topics

-- Empirical Evaluations

-- Use cases

-- Experience Reports and Lessons Learned

-- Tool Demonstrations

Workshop Organizers

Richard Mordinyi, Vienna University of Technology (richard.mordinyituwien.ac.at)

Thomas Moser, Vienna University of Technology (thomas.mosertuwien.ac.at)

Miriam Schleipen, Fraunhofer-Institute IOSB (miriam.schleipeniosb.fraunhofer.de)

Heiko Koziolek, ABB (heiko.koziolekde.abb.com)

Alois Zoitl, Vienna University of Technology (alois.zoitltuwien.ac.at)

Program Committee Members

Stefan Biffl (Vienna University of Technology, Austria)

Marco Colla (University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland, Switzerland)

Ivica Crnkovic (M lardalen University, Sweden)

Olawande Daramola (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway)

R mi Delmas (ONERA, France)

Deepak Dhungana (Siemens AG, Austria)

Michael Dierkes (Rockwell-Collins, France)

Rainer Drath (ABB Research Center Ladenburg, Germany)

Christian Fr hwirth (Aalto University, Finland)

Nils Hagge (Siemens, Germany)

Lorenz Hundt (Otto-v.-Guericke University Magedeburg, Germany)

Tina Krausser (RWTH Aachen, Germany)

Odile Laurent (Airbus, France)

Tiziano Leidi (University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland, Switzerland)

Wilfried Lepuschitz (Vienna University of Technology, Austria)

Arndt L der (Otto-v.-Guericke University Magedeburg, Germany)

Inah Omoronyia (University of Limerick, Irland)

Ioannis Parissis (LCIS, France)

Rick Rabiser (JKU Linz, Austria)

Szabolcs Rosznyai (IBM Research, US)

Nico Suchold (ifak Magdeburg, Germany)

Antonio Valentini (O neida Inc., Canada)

Tanja Vos (Universidad Polit cnia de Valencia, Spain)

Dietmar Winkler (Vienna University of Technology, Austria)