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IDoT telecon 2013-

11

12-

19

03

Date and Time

Agenda

  • Roll call
  • Action item review
  • New hour/date for our bi-weekly call
  • IDoT work items (I’d like to discuss this points with you)
    • Filling in the use-case table
    • Landscape paper
    • IDoT Paper (ownership, who owns the data in a thing, mapping&name-spaces…)
    • IDoT use-case collection
    / next steps
  • AOB

Minutes

Minute taker: Keith UberIngo Friese

Action item review

no items to

review

IDoT Use case collection

Continuation/recap of list discussion on risk of having a single protocol/channel for all things.

An earlier shared presentation may have lead readers to believe that the plethora of protocols is a problem in itself.

Scott Jensen had categorized things into three layers

  • measurements / actuators
  • control
  • coordination

(supervisory, control, data acqusition)

Consensus was that the categorization is okay and we can try to map our use cases to these.

"A thermometer sounds harmless but a hacked thermometer hides an overheating problem or could initiate a nuclear power plant shutdown."

Action Point 1:

To try to iteratively build a spreadsheet with the SCADA classfiications down one axis and a common feature/functionality on the other access - iterating on the categories and structure of the sheet of course

- Colin volunteered to start

Closed: Colin sent an exel-sheet with a schema to the mailing list 

Action point 2:

Find an existing or come up with a list of existing proprietory protocols

Show how many various protocols are around and to see the state of the art.

  • SCADA
  • CAN-bus
  • Serial comms
  • etc

- Sal volunteered to start a page

Closed: Sal sent it to the ist

IDoT Use case collection

It was agreed that

Attendees

Colin Wallis

  • Frank Mildner
  • Ingo Friese
  • Benoit Ball
  • Keith Uber
  • Jeff Stollman

excused

  • Sal D'agostino

Next Meetings

Tuesday, November 26, at 9am PT (time chart)

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