Model driven engineering in operative industrial process control environments

Authors:
Ulrich Epple
Affiliations:
Lehrstuhl für Prozessleittechnik, RWTH Aachen, Aachen
Venue:
Graph transformations and model-driven engineering
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Industrial process control is a profitable field for model driven approaches. The paper presents an overview and discusses the basic concepts and architectural principles. In future an increasing demand for engineering and reengineering activities in the operative phase is expected. In the industrial process control environment the necessary software changes in the operative phase often have to be performed without stopping the execution of the control system. The paper presents ideas and concepts to improve the model driven approaches and outlines ways to an assisted and partially automated control engineering.