10 Mar AMIRA P1208 Enabling Interoperability in Natural Resources
Description:
“The Amira project, which was conducted at the University of Western Australia’s Energy & Resources Digital Interoperability Industry 4.0 (UWA ERDi I4.0) TestLab, was designed to enable realizing the digital mine, which requires mature interoperability standards to improve information flow.” (source: https://amira.global/project/interoperability-enablement-for-natural-resources/).
“This project aims to demonstrate that existing interoperability standards can be implemented into existing software packages used in mining today as well as demonstrate benefits associated with cross functional/process/system automation” (source: https://erditestlab.com/services).
Specifically, this project demonstrates how existing ISA-95 and OPAS standards can used and implemented in lab environment using real world and scaled test data for both open pit and underground. The project covers a number of use cases and interfaces in which these standards can be used in mining.
Scope:
- Interoperable Mine Planning, Scheduling, FMS and Materials Tracking POC
- Interoperable data platforms
- Process control POC (OPAS)
- Standards rate of change and more performant implementation schema POC
(source: https://erditestlab.com/services).
Status: Completed December 22, 2021
See also ERDi Testlab, Open Process Automation Forum