Automatic Generation of Supervisory Control System Software Using Graph Composition
Hideo Nakata, Tatsuro Sano, Taizo Kojima, Kazuo Seo, Tomoyuki Uchida, Y. Nakamura · IEEJ Transactions on Electronics Information and Systems · 2004
This paper describes the automatic generation of system descriptions for SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) systems. The proposed method produces various types of data and programs for SCADA systems from equipment definitions using conversion rules. At first, this method makes directed graphs, which represent connections between the equipment, from equipment definitions. System descriptions are generated using the conversion rules, by analyzing these directed graphs, and finding the groups of equipment that involve similar operations. This method can make the conversion rules multi levels by using the composition of graphs, and can reduce the number of rules. The developer can define and manage these rules efficiently.