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Manufacturing execution systems intellectualization: oil and gas implementation sample

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Up-to-date trend in industrial automation is implementation of Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) everywhere and in oil and gas industry. Conception of MES is constantly in progress. Many researches suppose that analytical features, available for low-end users (engineers, dispatchers, geologists, etc.) are necessary in manufacturing management, but today there is no ready-to-use framework applicable to make intelligent manufacturing systems for oil and gas industry. A model-driven approach of MES intellectualization and an original iMES framework proposed. iMES based on functions of the traditional MES (within MESA-11 model), business intelligence (BI)-methods (On-Line Analytical Processing & Data Mining) and production markup language (industrial data standard for oil and gas production). Case study of well tests results validation using iMES framework is considered.

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cover image Guide Proceedings
MEDI'11: Proceedings of the First international conference on Model and data engineering
September 2011
286 pages
ISBN:9783642244421
  • Editors:
  • Ladjel Bellatreche,
  • Filipe Mota Pinto

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Berlin, Heidelberg

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Published: 28 September 2011

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  1. data mining in industry
  2. intellectual manufacturing systems
  3. manufacturing execution system
  4. manufacturing process control

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