Open, Knowledge-Driven Manufacturing Execution Systems

IEEE International Conference on
Industrial Informatics INDIN’15
22-24 July 2015, Cambridge, UK
Special Session on
“Open, Knowledge-Driven Manufacturing Execution
Systems”
organized by
Principal Organizer: Andrei Lobov ([email protected])
Affiliation: Tampere University of Technology
Organizer 1 : Marco Garetti ([email protected])
Affiliation: Politecnico di Milano
Organizer 2 : Pavel Balda ([email protected])
Affiliation: University of West Bohemia in Pilsen
Call for Papers
Theme:
The development of Internet-related technologies has affected all the levels of
automation pyramid. In addition to enhancing the connectivity, new web
standards were proposed by different standardization bodies (e.g. W3C,
OASIS) defining new approaches to the modeling and processing of
information. Their application for manufacturing domain requires
improvements at all the levels from factory floor to Enterprise Resource
Planning. Open, Knowledge-Driven Manufacturing Execution Systems are
seen as a core to allow adaptation of web standards for manufacturing. It
must join together enhanced information representation and processing
capabilities with performance requirements of controlled manufacturing
systems.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
 Knowledge-driven runtime re-configurability of manufacturing systems;
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 MES functions and their realization using knowledge-driven
approaches;
 Knowledge modelling at all levels of automation pyramid;
 Domain ontologies for manufacturing systems representation;
 Joining deterministic controller behaviour (e.g. PLCs) and knowledge
processing;
 Distributed reasoning allowing the use of computational resources at
embedded controllers;
 Application of Service-oriented Architectures for Manufacturing
Execution Systems;
 Semantic web services for manufacturing systems integration.
Submission procedure, deadlines, and author instructions:
A manuscript submitted to the Special Session of INDIN 2015 must be in the IEEE double format
with single space 10p fonts and figures included in the text, so the length of the manuscript of 8
pages long in PDF format can be evaluated. For your convenience you may download the WORD
template.doc from the conference website: http://www.INDIN2015.org
Deadlines:
 Reception of full paper:
 Paper acceptance notification:
 Camera ready paper reception:
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February 1, 2015
April 10,2015
May 17, 2015
A good quality paper may be considered for publication in IEEE Transactions on Industrial
Informatics (I.F.=8.785) subjects to further reviews