Workshop – Using Asset Management Standards and the Open Industrial Interoperability Ecosystem (OIIE) to enable critical infrastructure management on a cross sector basis

The Asset Institute hosted a half day workshop with Alan Johnston, President of MIMOSA, USA and Professor Markus Stumptner of the University of South Australia on the topic on 8 November from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM at QUT in Brisbane. Topics that were covered included:

Understanding Critical Infrastructure

Major developments in the process for building, validating and using Industry Standard Datasheet Definitions (ISDDs) to define property sets throughout the asset life-cycle

New Open Industrial Interoperability Ecosystem (OIIE) Use Cases Detailed following the standard OIIE Use Case Architecture-CBM and RFI/RFI Response for both Greenfield and Brownfield Asset Model Information

Working with NIST and Open Applications Group (OAGi) on the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) and other Sensor Data plus Contextualization based on MIMOSA CCOM and the OIIE

Initiation of the next phase of the OIIE/Oil and Gas Interoperability (OGI) Pilot

• Including 7 key OIIE Use Cases spanning CAPEX and OPEX from RFI through Capital Project Asset Installation (Construction Work Orders) followed by simulated Operations, with Condition Based Maintenance (CBM)  and Remove Replace.
• Initiation of an update of the IEC 62264 MSM/Open

Coordination with the Construction Industry Institute (CII), based at University of Texas, Austin, USA, for Construction Related Activities.