RtPM /
PI SYSTEM
LIST OF
DOCUMENTS
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Table of Contents
1. Sales Presentation
2. Sales Documentation
3. Product Presentation
4. Product Documentation
5. Industry Presentation
6. Industry Documentation
7. Customer – OSI Articles
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OSI SOFTWARE GmbH DOCUMENTATION
List of Documents OSI Software GmbH
1. Sales Presentation
1.1. Value
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RtPM MORE with LESS Concept Presentation
RtPM General Presentation
The Power of RtPM Platform
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OSIsoft RtPM based on Microsoft Technology
Product Overview Presentation
Configurations Presentation
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Overview Presentation
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Microsoft Partner Presentation
Development Presentation
Company Profile
Partners
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2. Sales Documentation
2.1. Value
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OSIsoft RtPM Product Brochure
OSIsoft RtPM Business Applications Brochure
RtBaseline Overview Brochure
RtPortal Overview Brochure
RtAnalytics Overview Brochure
Industrial Data Center
Overview of RtPM - RtPortal Potential within Your Enterprise
RtPM Summary - Value of RtPM
OSIsoft RtPM Positioning Details
Enterprise Performance Management
The Power of PI
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PI System Data Sheet
OSIsoft and Six Sigma
RtApps in Real-time Performance Management
Product Information
Technical Comparison PI 2 to PI 3
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PI ACE Brochure
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Analysis Framework Data Sheet
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Batch Analysis Brochure
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Interface Book
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PI ProcessBook Data Sheet
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PI DataLink Data Sheet
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PI AlarmView Overview
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NISCC Good Practice Guide on SCADA Firewalls
IT Monitor and Sarbanes-Oxley
IT Monitor and the Industrial Data Centre (IDC) Whitepaper
IT Monitor and the Industrial Data Centre (IDC) Exec. Overview
IT Monitor NERC 1300 Compliance Whitepaper
IT Monitor for Voice over IP (VoIP)
Benefits of Deploying IT Monitor
IT Monitor Interfaces and their Functions
IT Monitor TechSpecs
List of Arguments for IT Monitor
IT Monitor for Cisco NetFlow
IT Monitor for Cisco Service Assurance Agent
IT Monitor for Cisco AVVID
IT Monitor for SAP
IT Monitor Brochure
IT Monitor FAQ
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Sigmafine 4 Data Sheet
Sigmafine 4 Why Upgrade
Sigmafine 4 Functionality
Sigmafine 4 Summary
Sigmafine Brochure
Sigmafine Overview
Data Reconciliation FAQ
Improve Information Quality through Data Reconciliation
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RLINK for Production Planning in Pulp & Paper
OSIsoft - SAP Positioning Paper
RtPM Business Package for SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0
OSIsoft SAP Whitepaper
RLINK JD Edwards Flyer
RLINK Business Package Flyer
RLINK Maximo Flyer
RLINK PM Module Description Flyer
RLINK Brochure
RLINK – SAP R/3 Gateway for Manufacturing Process Data
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Process Templates Bochure
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ECHO in Pharmaceuticals
ECHO Overview
ECHO Control Design
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ProcessPoint Data Sheet
ProcessPoint Brochure
ProcessPoint – Turning product innovations into profit
Deriving benefits from PLM in the process industry using
ProcessPoint PLM
Introduction to ProcessPoint PLM
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RtReports Data Sheet
RtReports in Pharmaceuticals Flyer
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RtAlerts Data Sheet
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MCN Health Monitor Data Sheet
MCN Health Monitor Overview
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RtPortal Thin Client Data Sheet
RtPortal Data Sheet
RtPortal Product Description
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ProTRAQ Brochure
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On-Site Training Description Sheets
Service Description Sheets
Software Reliance Program (SRP) Brochure
WebEx Requirements Letter
Increasing PI System Reliability
OSI Field Service – PI ICE Installation Tasks
Training Plan
Technical Support Policy and Procedures
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2.4. Results
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Food & Beverages - Alberto-Culver Case Study
Pharma - Roche Case Study
Pharma - Janssen Case Study
Nuclear Power - KHNP Case Study
Metals - QNI Case Study
IT Monitor - Iberdrola Case Study
Transmission & Distribution - PSE&G Case Study
Pulp & Paper - Cascades Case Study
Transmission & Distribution - General Case Study
IT Monitor - Harmony Gold Case Study
IT Monitor Telecommunication Case Study
IT Monitor Case Study (Success Story)
IT Monitor - Swiftel Limited Case Study
IT Monitor - Westar Energy Case Study
Chemicals - Methanex Case Study
Chemicals - PolyOne Case Study
Wastewater - MWRA Case Study
Chemicals - Dow Corning Case Study
Water - Central Valley Water Case Study
Pulp & Paper - Appleton Coated Case Study
Pulp & Paper - Abitibi Case Study
Refining - UOP Case Study
Wind Power - Prasentia Case Study
Refinery - CITGO Case Study
Aluminum - Auginish Case Study
Chemicals - Arkema Case Study
Metals - Phelps Dodge Miami Inc. Case Study
PI at Nuclear Facilities
processPoint Implementation at Alberto Culver
OSIsoft Customer Statements Collection
Power – The Brooklyn Navy Yard
Automotive – Ford Motor Company, Ohio Assembly Plant
Value of IT Monitoring
Performance Indicator - Cement
Success Cement
Cement Reference
Power Generation – Innogy
Power Generation – Indian Point Nuclear Station 2
Iron and Steel – Dofasco Inc.
Copper, Zinc and Iridium - Falconbridge
Copper – Noranda Inc.
Copper and Zinc – Falconbridge
Cement
Application Hosting Refinery Information Systems
Real Time Process Management – Opportunities in Aluminum Industries
Pain Sheets
Aluminum Industry
Water Reporting Requirements Addressed by DataLink
Benefits of PI System in Refining
Power – Return On Investment
PI Benefits to Water & Waste Water Users
Chemical – Return On Investment
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2.5. Company
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OSIsoft Corporate Profile
RtPM & Entrepreneurial Story of OSIsoft
OSI Software GmbH Newsletters
PI is OSIsoft’s Enterprise Performance Management Platform
List of Documents
Quality System Manual
PI 3 Manufacturing Procedures
PI 2 Software Development Methodology
PI for NT and UNIX Software Development Methodology
Interface Standard
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European Component Price List
European Service Price List
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Transmission & Distribution Brochure
Semiconductor Industry Brochure
Food & Beverages Industry Brochure
Water Industry Brochure
Power Brochure
Pulp & Paper Brochure
Pharmaceutical Industry Brochure
Oil & Gas Brochure
Metal & Mining Brochure
Chemical Industry Brochure
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3. Product Presentations
3.01
PI Server
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Putting all together
PI Enterprise Server
Application Processors The Next Challenge for Managing the
Real Time Process Environment
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3.02 SQL
3.03 PI Performance Equations
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PI Performance Equations
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3.04 PI Totalizer
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PI Totalizer
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3.05 PI Steam Tables
3.06 PI PE Recalculator
3.07 PI Alarm
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PI Alarms
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3.08 PI Module Database
3.09 PI ACE
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PI ACE
PI ACE – Concepts and Values
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3.10 PI Analysis Framework
3.10.97. Selling AF
3.10.98. PI AF – UC 2002
3.10.99. PI AF
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3.11 PI Data Access Pack
3.11.99. PI DAP
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3.12 PI AutoPoint Sync
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3.13 PI Batch
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Batch Products and ProcessTemplates
PI Batch
Event Framing (PI Batch) & Module Database
PI SDK 1.1
PI SDK
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3.14 PI Real Time SQC
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3.15 PI to PI Interface
3.15.99. PI to PI Interface
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3.16 PI Standard Interface
3.16.99. PI Interfaces
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3.17 PI COM Connector
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3.18 PI API
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3.19 PI ProcessBook
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3.20 PI DataLink
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3.21 PI BatchView
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3.22 PI ActiveView
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3.23 PI SQC Client
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3.24 PI ManualLogger
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3.24.99. PI ManualLogger
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3.25.99. PI ProfileView
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3.26 AlarmView
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3.28 PI Control Monitor Client
3.28.99. PI Control Monitor
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3.29 PI Control Monitor Server
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3.30 RtWebParts
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PI ICE – Thin Client Information Integration
RtWebParts
Web Technologies – Clarification and Translation
PI ICE UC 2001 Presentation
PI ICE – Concepts and Values
PI ICE Tour
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IT Monitor Value Presentation
IDC Value Presentation
IDC Presentation UC 2005
IT Monitor Voice over IP
IT Monitor Product Road Map
IT Monitor General Introduction
IT Monitor for SAP
IT Monitor Screenshots
IT Monitor Webinar Presentation
WiredCity System Integrator Solution for VODIS Partners
IT Monitor – Closing Infrastructure Information Gaps To Improve
Performance, Reliability & Security
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3.31.99. Information Technology & Network Infrastructure Markets
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Customer Benefits
Sigmafine 4.0
PI Sigmafine
PI AF feat. Sigmafine 4.0
Sigmafine Overview
Data Reconciliation in the Cement Industry
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3.33 PI RLINK
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RLINK – EPM 2003
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PI RLINK Maximo
Enterprise performance Management – PI System – RLINK
RLINK
OSI Portal
Sapphire Corporate Overview
RLINK – SAP R/3 Gateway for Manufacturing Data
PI Gateway to SAP R/3
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3.36 ECHO
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ECHO 2003 Web Summit Presentation
Implementing embedded data storage in a semi-conductor process tool
ECHO
ECHO Overview
Embedded Historian – OEM
Embedded Historian – Sales & Marketing Strategy
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3.38 processPoint PLM
3.38.97. PI ProcessPoint
3.38.98. Introduction to processPoint Product Lifecycle Management
3.38.99. processPoint PLM Overview
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3.39.98. RtReports US Presentation
3.39.99. RtReports
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3.40 RtAlerts
3.40.99. RtAlerts
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3.41 OPC Products at OSIsoft
3.41.99. OPC Products at OSIsoft
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3.42 Manufacturing Control Network (MCN) Health Monitor
3.42.99. MCN Health Monitor Value Presentation
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3.43.99. RtPortal Example Displays
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4. Product Documents
The Product Documentation is delivered with the CD.
Printed manuals can be ordered separately.
Online Versions of the Manuals are available at http://support.osisoft.com/pi_docs/
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5. Industry Presentations
6.01 Aerospace
5.02 Automotive & Discrete Manufacturing
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RtPM - Automotive
OSIsoft WiredCity - One Version of the Truth (BMW)
OSIsoft – PI System Business Case
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Why PI for Food & Beverages
PI in Food & Beverages - Architecture
Example Displays
Food and Beverages Presentation
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Arkema Case Study Slide
RtPM Benefits for Commodity Chemicals
RtPM Benefits for Specialty Chemicals
Air Liquide Advanced Industrial IT Project
Cross-Industry References RLINK (Eastman etc)
Chemical Industry
IT Monitor - Bayer
ATM Network Monitoring BANK Industry
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Metal & Mining Presentation (Codelco)
QNI Case Study Slide
RtPM Benefits for Metals & Mining
PI System in Industrial Plants (Cement)
Increasing Enterprise Effectiveness – Integration of operational and
Business Processes (ERP)
Operational Information Structure Business Opportunities (Part B)
Operational Information Structure Business Opportunities (Part A)
PI @ Non Ferro Metal
Cement Industry Presentation
PI for Iron and Steel
Creating a Real Time Enterprise to Build Competitive Edge
Business Opportunities Examples
Business Opportunities
Iron & Steel Presentation 2001
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Korea Hydro Nuclear Case Study Slide
PI System Nuclear Application Examples
PI System – Nuclear Plant Applications
PI System – Worldwide Leader in Plant Information Systems
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Oil & Gas
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Janssen Case Study Slide
RtPM Benefits for Pharmaceuticals
Integrating the PI System with Emerson DeltaV
RtPM Platform for Generation and Utilities
RtPM Benefits in Power Generation
Real-time Performance Management in Power Industry
ENDESA Field Presentation
Real-time Awareness for the Power Industry
RtPM for the Energy Delivery (T&D) Industry
PSE&G Case Study Slide
Bringing RtPM to Energy Delivery (T&D) Quick Overview
RtPM Benefits for Transmission and Distribution
Fingrid - RtPM for Energy Delivery
Iberdrola Business Day Presentation
Integrating PI & the GIS
General T&D Power Point
Accessing Real Time Systems (Part 2)
Accessing Real Time Systems (Part 1)
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5.11.96. Overview of PI Technology for Pulp and Paper
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Foundation - Real Time Asset Management
CITGO Case Study Slide
RtPM Benefits for Upstream
RtPM Benefits for Downstream
Real-Time Performance Management for Upstream
The PI System in Oil & Gas Pipelines
BP Technology Presentation
PI in Refinery
Oil & Gas Industry – Sales Meeting 2001
PI in the Oil & Gas Industry
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5.10.94. Prasentia Case Study Slide
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General Information
5.16.99. RtPM Solutions by Industry
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Industry Documentation
Aerospace
Automotive & Discrete Manufacturing
Chemicals
Food & Beverages
6.4.99.. Making the Business Case: Increasing Profitability with OSIsoft’s PI System
in the Food & Beverage Industry
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IT & Network Infrastructure
6.5.99. Reducing Service Cost Through Historical Monitoring
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More effective use of PI in Nuclear Plants
MDB, ACE, and Web Technology Implementation
Functional Activities Supported At A Nuclear Plant Through Implementation
of a PI System
PI in Compliance – FDA Validation Guidelines and
Title 21 CFR Part 11 Requirements
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Transmission & Distribution Utilities
6.12.98. TD Utilities Reference Sheet
6.12.99. The Three Layers to Maintenance Management
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Pulp & Paper
6.11.98. RLINK SAP-PP for Pulp and Paper
6.11.99. RLINK SAP-PM for Pulp and Paper
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Pharmaceutical & Biotech
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Aughinish selects NewEnergy MarketManager
RtPM in Iron and Steel Operations
Business Opportunities by integrating Mining Systems and Mills
CIMS – Data transforms into information (SIEMENS, English and German)
The Cement Industry – Value added savings using PI
OSI Letter to the Cement Industry
OSI Letter to the Cement Industry
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7.
Customer Articles / OSI Articles
7.2. AUTOMOTIVE & DISCRETE MANUFACTURING
7.2.992 IT MONITOR – MONITORING FOR HIGH AVAILABILITY
Robert J. Laurin - AVESTOR; Michel Daigle - Hatch
7.2.993 AUTOMATED BATTERY CYCLING SYSTEM
Robert J. Laurin - AVESTOR; Michel Daigle - Hatch
7.2.994 REMOTE MONITORING OF BEARINGS – APPLYING VENDOR EXPERTISE AS
PART OF YOUR MAINTENANCE STRATEGY
Rich Browner - The Timken Company
7.2.995 FORD PRODUCTION SYSTEM LEAN INFRASTRUCTURE
Bennie Fowler – Ford Motor Company
7.2.996 OVERVIEW OF THE PI IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR MARKET
7.2.997 AUTOSIL BUSINESS PRESENTATION
7.2.998 ARTIIS - AUTOSIL REAL TIME INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEM
Jose Amaral DeFreitas - Intersis Automacao S.A.
7.2.999 PI SYSTEM - BATTERY SYSTEM
Oil Systems
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7.3. CHEMICAL
7.3.925 BATCH & MATERIAL TRACEABILITY PROJECT WITH PI SYSTEM
Michele Albicocchi - Solvay Chimica Italia
7.3.926 FIRMENICH BATCH REPORTING SPREADSHEET SYSTEM
Earle Taylor - Firmenich; Patrick Richard ing. - Global Automation Partners
7.3.927 IT MONITOR IN ACTION
Carolyn Przybylski, Chris Gaffney - Cytec Industries
7.3.928 USING PI AND THE COMPASS FOR TITLE V PERMIT COMPLIANCE
Tim Aldredge - Eastman Chemicals; Andy Srinivasan - Bayer Material Science;
Jerry O’Brien - PDC Corp
7.3.929 REACTOR KPI MONITORING BY PI SYSTEM - PI IN POLYMERS
Ju-yong Kim, Hyung-joon Kim - Hanwha Chemical Co., Ltd
7.3.930 PIVIEW - ENTERPRISE WINDOW TO SUCCESS
Alistair Sanderson - Alba Controls; Alasdair Ross - Ciba Specialty Chemicals
7.3.931 PRODUCT COLLABORATION USING PROCESSPOINT AT DOW REICHHOLD
SPECIALTY LATEX
Doug Ladish - Dow Reichhold
7.3.932 CRITICAL VARIABLES PROGRAM - GET PLANT OPERATING RESULTS WITH
AN INEXPENSIVE AND SIMPLE IMPLEMENTATION USING ONLY
PI-PROCESSBOOK AND PI-DATALINK (NO PROGRAMMING AND LOW
MAINTENANCE!)
Carolyn Przybylski - Cytec Industries
7.3.933 REMOTE MONITORING OF A PI SYSTEM
Eli Grossfield - Rotem Amfert Negev Ltd.
7.3.934 BABY STEPS – LEARNING TO BALANCE
Dwight Stoffel - Atofina
7.3.935 IMPLEMENTING PROCESSPOINT IN THE CONSUMER GOODS INDUSTRY
Curt Funke, Ethan Fraley - Alberto-Culver
7.3.936 MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR ASSETS
Bryan Sower - Dow Corning
7.3.937 MAKING TITLE V COMPLIANCE SIMPLER - THE PI SYSTEM’S ROLE IN
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
Charles Gillard - C. F. Gillard and Associates
7.3.938 PERFORMANCE MANAGAMENT - TURNING DATA INTO DOLLARS
Steven J. Sarnecki - Millenium Chemicals
7.3.939 PI IN AN IT SECURITY CONTEXT
Marc Souche, Marc Weinberg - Atofina
7.3.940 RLINK - AN ERP ENABLING TECHNOLOGY AT POLYONE
Roger McKinney - PolyOne
7.3.941 SASOL SYNFUELS’ SITE-WIDE IT HEALTH MONITORING
Johan de Waal - Sasol Synfuels
7.3.942 THE VALUE OBTAINED BY TIMELY AND ACCURATE FEEDING OF
THE ERP "BEAST"
Barry MacGregor - Dow Corning
7.3.943 PATTERN MATCHING IN HISTORICAL DATA
Michael C. Johannesmeyer - Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company;
Ashish Singhal, Dale E. Seborg - Dept. of Chemical Engineering, University of California,
AIChE September 2002 Vol. 48, No. 9
7.3.944 CASE STUDY OF A PI-BATCH APPLICATION - THE GOOD, THE BAD, & THE UGLY
Nigel James, Stan Kersch - Mangan Inc.; Gary Hall - Cook Composite Polymers
7.3.945 INTEGRATION OF PROCESS CONTROL INTO THE SUPPLY CHAIN USE OF OSI PRODUCTS
Walter Greubel - BASF
7.3.946 KISSING YOUR WAY TO DECREASING BATCH CYCLE TIME
Pat Rossi - Bristol-Myers Squibb
7.3.947 PI – A GLOBAL STRATEGY
Michelle Barlow - Atofina
7.3.948 PI@DOWCORNING - PI TOOLS LEAD TO PLANT PROFITS
Barry MacGregor, Kris Zywicki - Dow Corning
7.3.949 PI UTILIZATION AT EHIME WORKS
Koichi Sakata - Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.
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7.3.950 PIMS - ONE STEP AHEAD IN PROCESS OPTIMIZATION
Lothar A. Lang - Bayer Corp.
7.3.951 PROJECTONE SAP 4.6C IMPLEMENTATIONS USING RLINK AT POLYONE
Roger McKinney - PolyOne
7.3.952 SIGMAFINE GLOBAL MODEL
Fanie Schoeman - Sasol Synfuels
7.3.953 PM RLINK UTILIZATION AT DOW CORNING
Bryan Sower - Dow Corning
7.3.954 THE APPLICATION OF PROCESS MONITORING AND KEY PERFORMANCE
INDEX IN POLYETHYLENE PLANT
Ricky Hsu - International Innotech, Inc.; Jialin Liu, M. F. Yau - Inspiration System, Inc.
7.3.955 THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES
Roy Lyford-Pike - Millenium Chemicals
7.3.956 A BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT KNOWLEDGE BASED PROCESS MONITORING
C. A. Siletti - Day & Zimmermann International Inc.
7.3.958 BRICKS-TO-CLICKS EFFORTS OF LEADING CHEMICAL COMPANIES:
OSISOFT’S PRODUCTS CAN HELP GET YOU THERE
James Alampi - Alampi & Associates
7.3.959 PI PREDICTIONS FOR PROFIT - RUN TIMES MODELS
Dwight Stoffel - Atofina Chemicals
7.3.960 PI SYSTEM AS THE INTEGRATION PLATFORM
Darius Simon - Bayer Thai Co, Ltd
7.3.961 CARGILL FERTILIZER - ASSET UTILIZATION PROJECT
Robert Raesemann - Raesemann Enterprises
7.3.962 EMPOWERED SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS VS EMPOWERED USERS
Theunis Cilliers - SASOL Synthetic Fuels
7.3.963 ENABLING PROCESS IMPROVEMENTS WITH PI
Chuck Hartshorn - Reichhold
7.3.964 OSI RLINK AT DOW CORNING
Kris Zywicki - Dow Corning
7.3.965 PI AT EASTMAN - MORE THAN JUST DESSERT!
Johnette McDaniel, Bill Wight - Eastman Chemical
7.3.966 PROCESS DATA MINING USING MODERN STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
Geoff C. Jones - BASF IT Services
7.3.967 VB AND THE PI-DEVELOPER'S NETWORK
Robert Low - Noltex
7.3.968 REAL TIME BUSINESS AND PROCESS ANALYSIS TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY
IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES
Osvaldo A. Bascur, J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software, Inc.
7.3.969 “ENICHEM 2000 PROJECT” - PI BASED INFRASTRUCTURE ASSESSMENT
AND EVOLUTION
Aristide Ronconi - EniChem
7.3.970 SAP-PIMS INTEGRATION TEST AT SOLVAY POLYOLEFINS SARRALBE PLANT
Stefano Perna - Solvay Polyolefins Europe
7.3.971 BATCH REPORTING - CONFIGURABLE REPORTING FOR THE BATCH INDUSTRY
Frank Stoel - OSI SOFTWARE Objects BVBA
7.3.972 SYNERGY WITH PI AND SQL SERVER WORKING TOGETHER
Rich Winslow - Agfa
7.3.973 EMERGING TRENDS IN THE BATCH INDUSTRY
Tom Hosea - OSI Software, Inc.
7.3.974 WEB ENABLED REAL-TIME PLANT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Osvaldo A. Bascur, Ronald J. Kolz - OSI Software, Inc.
7.3.975 PI AND SAP... THE EASTMAN EXPERIENCE
Johnette McDaniel - Eastman Chemical
7.3.976 ENGINEERS’ DESKTOP… THE “SIXTH SENSE” FOR ENGINEERS AND
MANAGEMENT
Yasuo Yamazaki, Naomi Matsuzawa - Nippon Chemical Industrial
7.3.977 PI HELPS SOLVE NT SERVER PERFORMANCE ISSUES AND NETWORK INCIDENTS
Dean Brown - Dow Corning
7.3.978 OSI PI - THE PLANT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ENICHEM 2000 PROJECT
Aristide Ronconi - Enichem Spa; Roberto Spoladore - Synapsis
7.3.979 TAKING SAP TO THE FACTORY FLOOR - ONE YEAR OF SUCCESS
Carlo Volpones - Polimeri Europa; Massimo Galli - Synapsis
7.3.980 LEARNING FROM THE PAST-OPERATING IN THE PRESENTPREPARING FOR THE FUTURE
Dwight Stoffel - Elf Atochem
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7.3.981 EQUISTAR CHEMICALS CASE: PI'S ABILITY TO INTEGRATE ALL PLANT SYSTEMS
HAS MADE IT POSSIBLE TO GET THE RIGHT INFORMATION TO THE RIGHT
PERSON ON A TIMELY BASIS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE GREATER PROFITABILITY
Steve Griffin - Equistar Chemical, L. P.
7.3.982 CIO UPDATE: TAKING SAP TO THE FACTORY FLOOR
Edward Younker - Gartner Group
7.3.983 GENERIC BATCH REPORTING FOR SIMPLE UNITS
Marc Souche - Elf Atochem
7.3.984 FROM YIELD OPTIMIZATION TO MANUFACTURING COST CONTROL
François Germain - Oxochimie
7.3.985 BATCH REPORTING USING WEB TECHNOLOGY
J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software Inc.
7.3.986 INVOLVE ME AND I WILL UNDERSTAND
(MANUFACTURING INFORMATION SYSTEM)
Phillip Tencer - Eastman Chemical
7.3.987 TAKING SAP TO THE FACTORY FLOOR - AN ITALIAN EXPERIENCE
Carlo Volpones - Polimeri Europa; Roberto Spoladore - Synapsis
7.3.988 A COCKTAIL OF PI EXPERIENCES
Marc Souche - Elf Atochem
7.3.989 TIOXIDE´S FIS PROJECT
Les Russel - Tioxide
7.3.990 PRISM PROCESS INFORMATION INTERFACE
Mike Parker - Rohm and Haas
7.3.991 PI IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
Jack Aude - OSI Software Inc.
7.3.992 MULTIVARIATE PROCESS MONITORING (MSPC) USING PCA AND PLS
Laurent Garrigues - SodexPro Inc.; Nouna Kettaneh - Umetrics Inc.;
Svante Wold - Umea Univ., Sweden; Osvaldo Bascur - OSI Software
7.3.993 BUILDING AN INDUSTRIAL DESKTOP - WHAT IS IT? WHY DO I NEED IT?
HOW DO I BUILD IT?
J. Patrick Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc. in Chemical Engineering / January 1996
7.3.994 A PROCESS SYSTEM CONNECTIVITY USING AN OPEN SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT
Margaret Clay - Hoechst Celanese Corporation
7.3.995 REAL TIME OPERATOR INFORMATION AT THE SHOP FLOOR
Carl Guyer - Polaroid Corp
7.3.996 ALARM PACKAGE GETS FACE LIFT TO GAIN OPERATOR ACCEPTANCE
Terri King - Eastman Chemical Company
7.3.997 PRESENTATION TO DOW CORNING
Oil Systems, Inc and Andersen Consulting
7.3.998 PSM REVIEW
J. Patrick Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc
7.3.999 PROCESS INDUSTRY TRENDS
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7.4. FOOD & BEVERAGES
7.4.994 IMPLEMENTING RTPM INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A VALIDATED ENVIRONMENT
Bill Smith - Mead Johnson Nutritionals; Mike Purcell - Omicron Consulting
7.4.995 INTEGRATED ACCESS TO PI PROCESS BOOK DISPLAYS
Marty Williams - Coors Brewing Company
7.4.996 THREE TIER APPLICATIONS USING THE PI HISTORIAN, MICROSOFT
TRANSACTION SERVER (MTS), INTERNET INFORMATION SERVER (IIS),
ACTIVEX DATA OBJECTS (ADO) AND ACTIVEX CONTROLS (Presentation)
Jon Croonenberghs - Coors Brewing Company
7.4.997 THREE TIER APPLICATIONS USING THE PI HISTORIAN, MICROSOFT
TRANSACTION SERVER (MTS), INTERNET INFORMATION SERVER (IIS),
ACTIVEX DATA OBJECTS (ADO) AND ACTIVEX CONTROLS (Handout)
Jon Croonenberghs - Coors Brewing Company
7.4.998 A MANUAL INPUT SYSTEM USING PI-PROCESSBOOK, PI-DATALINK AND LOTUS
Brenda Lewis - M&M/Mars
7.4.999 APPLYING THE MODULAR AUTOMATION SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE TO
ACCOMPLISH FULL SYSTEM INTEGRATION
Wade Latz - Hershey Chocolate Company
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7.6. METAL, MINING & MATERIALS
7.6.947 PI IMPLEMENTATION ON A BROWN FIELD ALUMINIUM SMELTER PROJECT:
TOTAL INTEGRATION APPROACH
Andre Noel, Robert Pelletier - Aluminerie Alouette
7.6.948 UTILIZATION OF PI TO TRACK DOWNTIME - WHAT IS 0.1 % OF ADDITIONAL
ASSET AVAILABILITY WORTH?
Yves Normand, Dave Rose - Wabush Mines;
Keith Flynn, Jimmy Bass - ADM Systems Engineering
7.6.949 OPERATIONAL MANAGMENT SYSTEM FOR DIVISION CODELCO NORTE
Leonel Mundaca - Codelco Norte
7.6.950 PI INFORMANT - TECHNOLOGICAL AWAKENING
Hastings Green - Windalco
7.6.951 SACOF, SYSTEM OF SUPPORT TO THE OPERATIONAL CONTINUITY OF
SMELTING (ANALISIS DE PROCESOS CON HERRAMIENTA PI-BATCHVIEW)
Rolando Vega Montenegro - Codelco
7.6.952 USING PI FOR BSC REPORTING AT QNI
Dave Hunter - QNI Pty Ltd
7.6.953 DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(RIMS)
TO CONTINUOUS GALVANIZING LINE(CGL) AT THE ASAN BAY WORKS,
DONGBU STEEL CO., LTD.
Kang Mo Lee - Dongbu Steel Co., Ltd.
7.6.954 DOFASCO’S ENHANCED MONITORING SYSTEM
Vit Vaculik, Adam Smyth - Dofasco
7.6.955 PATTERN ANALYSIS FOR PROCESS DEVIATIONS EARLY ALERT AND
CAUSE-EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS EVALUATION
Luis Yacher - CONTAC Engineers Ltda.
7.6.956 PHELPS DODGE SMELTER REALIZED COST SAVINGS AND INCREASED
REVENUES WITH OSISOFT’S PI SYSTEM
Vladimir Ushakov, Scott Voltura - Phelps Dodge Miami Inc.
7.6.957 PI ON ICE? DIAMOND DATA FROM PLANT FLOOR TO BOARD ROOM
Zac Zacharias - Diavik Diamond Mines
7.6.958 CREATING “THE LIVING COMPANY” IN THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD
Osvaldo A. Bascur, J. Patrick Kennedy - OSIsoft, Inc.
7.6.959 PI SYSTEM, PLATAFORMA DE GESTIÓN OPERACIONAL CODELCO NORTE
Leonel Mundaca Pérez - Codelco Norte
7.6.960 REDUCING MAINTENANCE COSTS USING PROCESS AND EQUIPMENT
EVENT MANAGEMENT
Osvaldo A. Bascur, J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software, Inc.
7.6.961 PLANT WIDE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Rubén González - CEMEX
7.6.962 A PLANT MAINTENANCE RLINK IMPLEMENTATION & GETTING MORE FROM PI
AND SAP PM
Cedric Luyt - BHP-Billiton Escondida
7.6.963 DO YOU KNOW IF YOUR PROCESS IS STABLE? - DOFASCO’S ADVANCED
MONITORING APPLICATIONS
R. Rumpler, A. Smyth - Dofasco, Inc.
7.6.964 HOW PI PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN ACHIEVING MAXIMUM EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY
Vlad Djuric - Dofasco, Inc.
7.6.965 CEMENT INDUSTRY PRACTICE TEMPLATE
7.6.966 PROCESSBOOK DISPLAYS WITH EXAMPLE DATA
7.6.967 CEMENT PLANT MANAGEMENT PROCESSBOOK DISPLAYS
7.6.968 IMPLEMENTING PI IN THE METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY - USE OF THE
PI-BATCH MODULE TO TRACK BILLETS PRODUCTION ON CONTINUOUS
CASTING MACHINE
André Noël, Éric de Champlain - Hatch
7.6.969 UTILIZING PI TO AVOID MAJOR DISRUPTIONS ON THE CLEAN GAS
DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS
Paul Martin - Dofasco Inc.
7.6.970 PI, AN INTEGRATION TOOL FOR PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
Pierre Ménard - Keops Technology; Laval Morissette - Alcan
7.6.971 IMPROVING METALLURGICAL PERFORMANCE: DATA UNIFICATION AND
MEASUREMENT MANAGEMENT
Osvaldo A. Bascur, J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software, Inc.
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7.6.972 WEB ENABLED INDUSTRIAL DESKTOP TO INCREASE OVERALL PROCESS
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EFFECTIVENESS IN METALLURGICAL PLANT
Osvaldo A. Bascur, J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software, Inc.
7.6.973 WEB ENABLED INDUSTRIAL DESKTOP - TRANSFORMING DATA INTO
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ACTIONABLE INFORMATION
Osvaldo A. Bascur - OSI Software, Inc.
7.6.974 PHELPS DODGE MIAMI SMELTER PI SYSTEM
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William Fabens - InterSite Technologies; Robert Ladendorff, Phelps Dodge, Inc.
7.6.975 KENNECOTT UTAH COPPER’S INFORMATION SYSTEM (Document)
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A.E. Lamb, D.J. Sonntag, W.P. Wride - Kennecott Utah Copper
7.6.976 KENNECOTT UTAH COPPER’S INFORMATION SYSTEM (Presentation)
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A.E. Lamb, D.J. Sonntag, W.P. Wride - Kennecott Utah Copper
7.6.977 IMPROVING THE QUALITY AT ALUNORTE USING PI SYSTEM (Document)
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J.A. Dias Lima - ALUNORTE- Alumina do Norte do Brasil SA
7.6.978 IMPROVING THE QUALITY AT ALUNORTE USING PI SYSTEM (Presentation)
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J.A. Dias Lima - ALUNORTE- Alumina do Norte do Brasil SA
7.6.979 TIMET CASE: "OSI MAKES THE BEST HISTORIAN AVAILABLE."
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Engineering Project Leader - Timet
7.6.980 MOUNT ISA MINES CASE: "PI CONSIDERABLY REDUCES THE TIME FOR
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GENERATION OF REPORTS, INCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PROVIDES REMOTE
SITE SUPPORT."
Metallurgist Control Manager - Mount Isa Mines, Ltd.
7.6.981 US-BASED STEEL PRODUCER CASE: "PI INFORMATION IS USED IN A VARIETY
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OF WAYS BY DIFFERENT MILL DEPARTMENTS INCLUDING OPERATIONS,
MAINTENANCE, PROCESS ENGINEERING AND QUALITY CONTROL."
Process Engineer - Major US-Based Steel Producer
7.6.982 KENNECOTT CASE: "PI PAID FOR ITSELF A LONG TIME AGO"
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Process Control Manager - Kennecott
7.6.983 BRITISH STEEL CASE: “IT DOES A FINE JOB”
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IT Manager - British Steel
7.6.984 AUGHINISH ALUMINA CASE: "EVERYTHING FEEDS PI AND PI FEEDS EVERYTHING" e, p
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7.6.985 ALPART CASE: “IT’S GREAT SOFTWARE”
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Systems Engineer - Alpart (Alumina Partners of Jamaica)
7.6.986 ALCOA JAMAICA CASE: "PI IS OUR INFORMATION INTEGRATOR...
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IT ALSO PUTS MORE EYES ON THE PROCESS."
Senior Process Control Manager - Jamalco
7.6.987 ALCAN JAMAICA CASE: “THE DCS AND PI SYSTEM HELP THE PLANT SAVE
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$5 MILLION PER YEAR. WE WOULDN'T GET THOSE SAVINGS WITH
THE DCS ALONE”
Senior Systems Analyst - Alcan Jamaica Company
7.6.988 PI AND BLAST FURNACES OVERVIEW
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Radim Lužný - Vysoké pece Ostrava a.s. (Blast Furnaces factory Ostrava)
7.6.989 LARGE PI DEPLOYMENT - A.B.I.’S EXPERIENCE
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Jacques Lehouillier - Aluminerie de Bécancour Inc.
7.6.990 PI SYSTEM MINING AND METALS INDUSTRIES
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Osvaldo A. Bascur - OSI Software, Inc.
7.6.991 THE INDUSTRIAL DESKTOP IN STEEL COMLEXES
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Osvaldo A. Bascur, J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software, Inc.
7.6.992 PI AT DOFASCO'S #4 BLAST FURNACE
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Paul Martin, Don Stothart - Dofasco, Inc.
7.6.993 USING PI FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT (Document)
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Jose Luis Martinez - CEMEX
7.6.994 USING PI FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT (Presentation)
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Jose Luis Martinez - CEMEX
7.6.995 TIOXIDE'S FIS PROJECT
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Les Russell - Tioxide
7.6.996 FOR A GLOBAL PI?
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Jean-Pierre Riffaud - Alcan International
7.6.997 PI LIFECYCLE SERVICES
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OSI Software GmbH
7.6.998 AN APPLICATION WITH PI OR TOTAL PLANT INFORMATION
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M. Brassels - Kronos International Inc.
7.6.999 A PI APPLICATION IN THE INTEGRATED AUTOMATION AND QUALITY
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PROJECT OF ILVA WORKS
G. Varetto; O. Rotondi - ILVA
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7.07. NUCLEAR INDUSTRY
7.7.986
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MONTICELLO NUCLEAR PLANT PROCESS COMPUTER SYSTEM (PPCS) MIGRATION STRATEGY W/ PI & C3-TREK
Russ Van Dell - NMC Computer Engineering
REALIZED BENEFITS OF OSI PI STANDARDIZATION IN PROGRESS SUPPLY
Stacy Koos, Tricia Schweier - Progress Energy
ENVIRONMENT MONITORING USING THE PI SYSTEM
Byongsop Lim, Geon Haeng Lee - Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd.
PI TAG TUNING AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE
Bernie Sims - Savannah River Works
PI INTRODUCTION ON ERP PROJECT IN KHNP
Sangyoung Mo, Taegheon Kwag - Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd.
EFFICIENCIES AND COST SAVINGS USING PI SUCCESSES AT ENTERGY
NUCLEAR NORTHEAST PILGRIM NUCLEAR POWER STATION
Richard Young, Bob Hoffman - Entergy
QUALIFYING THE PI SYSTEM FOR USE IN DECISIONS IMPORTANT TO
SAFETY (PART 1) FOR NINE MILE POINT
Dave Skinner - Nine Mile Point; John W. Curry - Animas Automation Controls
SPDS AT THE DAVIS-BESSE NUCLEAR POWER STATION
Lillie Winckowski, Mark Clark - FirstEnergy
SYSTEM MONITORING AND REPORTING TOOL (SMART)
Carla Charlier - Alliant Energy; Bob Charlton - EDS
FULFILLING NUCLEAR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DATA NEEDS WITH PI
Paul Sunderland; Kevin Rumbaugh - Exelon Nuclear
USING POCKETPCS FOR FIELD DATA COLLECTION FOR PI
William Renfro, Shawn Hull - Westinghouse Savannah River Co.;
Gopal Gopalkrishnan - Kesler/OSI Software, Inc.
OVERVIEW NUCLEAR ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY
OSI Software Inc.
USE OF PI-PROCESSBOOK IN CHEMAND
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd
PI SECURITY FEATURES AT SRS
Bernie Sims - Savannah River Works
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7.8. OIL & GAS
7.8.866 WAPITI JV DATA TRANSFER PROJECT
Tim Bauer - BP Canada; Greg Head - Devon Canada; Heather Quale - Mera Group
7.8.867 THE CORPORATE DEPLOYMENT OF SIGMAFINE AT PETROBRAS’
11 REFINERIES
Oscar Rotava - Petrobras
7.8.868 PI UTILIZATION: STRATEGIES FOR LEVERAGING EXISTING TECHNOLOGIES
IN REFINING
John D. Ropp, Patrick Ziegler - ConocoPhillips
7.8.869 PI & THE PRODUCTION DATA SYSTEMS - MISSION, VISION AND VALUES
Miguel Angel Sinobas - Repsol YPF
7.8.870 MIGRATING OPERATIONS APPLICATIONS TO PI: HOW MUCH DO YOU GAIN?
Rayan Hafiz - Saudi Aramco
7.8.871 DEVELOPMENT OF WIRELESS PROCESS MONITORING SYSTEM
Byoung-hak Cho, Myoung-uk Shin - Korea Gas Corporation
7.8.872 INCREASING REFINERY YIELDS AND PROFITABILITY USING RTPM
Nicoletta Aloi - IPLOM; Massimo Galli - PimSoft
7.8.873 REAL-TIME MANAGEMENT OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION PROCESS DATA
AT CAMPOS BASIN
Eduardo Ladeira, Ronald Bianco - Petrobras; Sergio Saad - Cybertecnica
7.8.874 REAL TIME OPTIMIZATION - CLASSIFICATION AND ASSESMENT
Various Authors for the Society of Petroleum Engineers SPE
7.8.875 USING IT MONITOR & PI APPLICATIONS IN A ‘UPS’ SIX SIGMA PROJECT
Mike Jackson - UOP LLC
7.8.876 CONTROLLER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT USING THE PI SYSTEM
Peter J. King - Tesoro Refining and Marketing Company;
Alan J. Hugo - Capstone Technology Inc.
7.8.877 SHARED OIL & GAS WELL MANAGEMENT
Eric Sanders - Shell Exploration; Simon Wright - Industrial Evolution
7.8.878 TANK MONITORING APPLICATION
Rayan Hafiz - Saudi Aramco
7.8.879 PI IMPLEMENTATION IN PEMEX OIL REFINERY
Adriana Luz and Erazo Perales - PEMEX
7.8.880 REAL TIME FINANCIAL ANALYSIS IN PROCESS PLANTS
Steve Sussman - Kesler Engineering; Dennis Lawless - CITGO
7.8.881 REAL TIME FIELD SURVEILLANCE
Luigi Saputelli - Landmark; Paul Hamel - Halliburton
7.8.882 AIR LIQUIDE ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL IT PROJECT
J.R. Brugerolle and T. Roba - Air Liquide
7.8.883 IMPROVING OIL LOSS DATA QUALITY AT REFAP REFINERY WITH SIGMAFINE
Oscar Rotava and Paulo Torres - Petrobras
7.8.884 YIELDS RECONCILIATION USING SIGMAFINE IN AN AGILE REFINERY
Nicoletta Aloi - IPLOM S.p.A.
7.8.885 MONITORING A PIPELINE AND SHARING DATA WITH KEY CUSTOMERS
Bert Stipelcovich - Bridgeline Holdings
7.8.886 THE THREE LAYERS TO MAINTENANCE OVERVIEW
Lee Ayers – OSI Software Inc.
7.8.887 TURNING DATA TO MODELS: A VISION ON INTELLIGENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Yucai Zhu - Tai-Ji Control; Firmin Butoyi - Dow Benelux; Cees van Alst - Nerefco
7.8.888 BUSINESS EMPOWERMENT
Bert van den Berg - Shell
7.8.889 CHEVRONTEXACO REFINING COMMONVIEW PROJECT
Sam Parino - ChevronTexaco
7.8.890 ON-LINE PERFORMANCE MONITORING OF MULTIVARIABLE
CONTROLLERS WITH PI
Kunihiko Seto - Koa Oil Company; Pradeep Singh - Laplace Technologies Inc.
7.8.891 ON-LINE CONTROL OF OIL DERIVATES PRODUCTION IN A REFINERY
Antonio Carlos Gomes de Souza - Petrobras
7.8.892 USE OF MODULE DATABASE AND ADVANCED COMPUTING ENGINE
Kent DeBoer - ChevronTexaco
7.8.893 DELIVERING “IN-CONTEXT” PI DATATO WEB-BASED PLANT APPLICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKFLOW SOFTWARE DESIGNED FOR THE
CHEVRON SALT LAKE REFINERY
Adrian Birkett - Information Technology International, Inc.
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7.8.894 THE VALUE OF $CADA DATA
Mark Michalski - Enbridge Pipeline
7.8.895 TECHNICAL COMPUTING – ENABLING PLATFORM FOR THE
REFINERY OF THE FUTURE
M. P. Ramage
7.8.896 A CORPORATE COMMON VIEW USING PI –
TOOLS FOR THE NEW ENVIRONMENT
Pail Shankwiler – Chevron Texaco
7.8.897 WEB BASED REMOTE MONITORING OF PRODUCTION DATA
Michael L. Hentschel – U.S. Oil & Refining Co.; Kathy Kennedy – OSI Software Inc.
7.8.898 YIELD ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS CENTERED AROUND SIGMAFINE THE CASE OF ANCAP’S LA TEJA REFINERY
Fabian Ismirlian, Marcela Brina - Soteica (Sigmafine Certified Implementation Partner);
Nikolai Guchin, Luis Rodriguez, ANCAP – La Teja Refinery
7.8.899 MAKING MONEY WITH YOUR PROCESS DATA (Document)
David Stockill - Shell Global Solutions International
7.8.900 MAKING MONEY WITH YOUR PROCESS DATA (Presentation)
David Stockill - Shell Global Solutions International
7.8.901 ENHANCING OIL PRODUCTION IN MATURE FIELDS USING C.A.O.
David Lee - SAAG
7.8.902 SIGMAFINE IMPLEMENTATION & OPTIMIZATION
Mike Hammersmith - Premcor (Clark Refining)
7.8.903 IMPROVING PROFITS: FROM FACTORY FLOOR TO CORPORATE REPORTS
Eduardo Prange - Petrobras
7.8.904 ONLINE MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL USING PI AND MATLAB
Toto Nugroho - Pertamina
7.8.905 PI IN PEMEX GAS
Elias Rivera - Pemex Gas and Basic Petrochemical
7.8.906 IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROCESS OPERABILITY IN LNG TERMINAL USING PI
Sanggyu Lee, Changku Kim - Korea Gas Corporation
7.8.907 USES OF SIGMAFINE WITH FINANCIAL BENEFIT
William Carr - Koch Petroleum Group
7.8.908 FACILITATING ACCESS TO SCADA DATA BOOSTS OPERATING EFFICIENCY
Steve Broadwater, Steve Browder, Brent Mayward, John Rodgers and Nancy Shifflet –
Columbia Gas Transmission; Dave Stockfort – OSI Software Inc.
7.8.909 REAL TIME DATA AS A CORPORATE ASSET - EXPERIENCES IN IMPLEMENTATION
Rob Ellis, Larry Shamblin & Nancy Shifflet - Columbia Gas Transmission
7.8.910 OIL LOSS MONITORING IN A JAPANESE REFINERY
Nobutaka Sumikawa – Tayo Oil Co., Peter Downs – Oil Loss Consultant,
Kenzo Matsuda – System Plaza
7.8.911 WEB BASED USE OF REFINERY DATA
Michael L. Hentschel – U.S. Oil & Refining Co.
7.8.912 APPLICATION HOSTING REFINERY INFORMATION SYSTEM
J. Patrick Kennedy – OSI Software Inc.
7.8.913 NEW METHODS OF REFINERY OPTIMIZATION
J. Patrick Kennedy – OSI Software Inc.
7.8.914 PIPELINE DATA SERVER AT COLUMBIA GAS TRANSMISSION
Steve Broadwater & Mathew Gennette – Columbia Gas Transmission,
Gopal Gopalkrishnan – OSI Software Inc.
7.8.915 REAL TIME DATA AS A CORPORATE ASSET (Document)
Steve Broadwater, Steve Browder, John Rodgers, Brent Maynard, John Rodgers,
Nancy Shifflet - Columbia Gas Transmission Corp.
7.8.916 REAL TIME DATA AS A CORPORATE ASSET (Presentation)
Steve Browder & John Rodgers - Columbia Gas Transmission Corp.
7.8.917 PLANT INFORMATION - JUST ONE CLICK AWAY
Kiran Barn - BOC Gases
7.8.918 Sigmafine ECONOMIC FINDINGS - MAXIMIZING THE BENEFITS OF Sigmafine
Bryan Bost - Fina Pt. Arthur
7.8.919 EnerVIEW.com - USING ActiveVIEW
FOR INTERNET-BASED REMOTE PROCESS MANAGEMENT
Kevin Hann - Clean Dry Air
7.8.920 FINA OIL AND CHEMICAL CASE: OUR INFERENTIAL CONTROL SYSTEM
REDUCES OUR COST BY SEVERAL MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PER YEAR AND
PI MAKES IT POSSIBLE
David Patin - Fina Oil and Chemical Company
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7.8.921. THE USE OF PI FOR PROCESS ANALYSINF AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Osvaldo A. Bascur - OSI SOFTWARE, Inc.
7.8.922 PI HERE, PI THERE, PI EVERYWHERE -PI WEB GRAPHICS APPLICATION
Jeff Nesloney - CITGO Corpus Christi Refinery
7.8.923 PI FOR DECISION SUPPORT IN OFFSHORE PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS
A REVIEW OF BP'S TROIKA FIELD (Presentation)
Rex L. Spahn - Manatee, Inc. / British Petroleum Amoco
7.8.924 PI FOR DECISION SUPPORT IN OFFSHORE PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS
A REVIEW OF BP'S TROIKA FIELD (Document)
Rex L. Spahn - Manatee, Inc. / British Petroleum Amoco
7.8.925 PI - THE DATA CORNER STONE - "PUTTING THE REFINERY ON YOUR DESKTOP"
Craig McInnes - The New Zealand Refining Company
7.8.926 PI PIPELINE APPLICATIONS
Regas Chefas - Koch Industries
7.8.927 A PREMIUM REFINERY: HOW IT CAN MAKE PROFITS
Hildebrando Ferreira - PETROBRAS
7.8.928 Y2K TESTING OF THE PI SYSTEM
Jack Jakhura - Syncrude Canada Ltd
7.8.929 PI DATA ON THE WEB
Joey Langan -BP Lima Integrated Complex, Lima, Ohio
7.8.930 TERMINAL AUTOMATION SYSTEM TASyS
Gopinathan - CSE
7.8.931 PROFILE STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL (S P C)
Doug Loose, Dean E. Brown, Al McInally - Dow Corning
7.8.933 REFINERY INFORMATION SOLUTIONS
Michael Bareau
7.8.934 HELLENIC ASPROPYRGOS REFINERY – GREECE EXPERIENCE REPORT
7.8.935 AUTONOMUOUS PLANTS - AUTOMATING YOUR STRATEGIC HANDICAPS
J. Patrick Kennedy - OSI Software, Inc.
7.8.936 ASSET MANAGEMENT INTEGRATED TO PI
Brian Maguire - Marcam
7.8.937 COMBINING PLANT AND LABORATORY DATA
FOR OPTIMUM PRODUCT GRADE SWITCHING
Gilles Tremblay - Montell Polyolefins
7.8.938 INTEGRATION OF HYSYS AND PI
Mark Lauritsen - Hyprotech, Inc.
7.8.939 A NETWORKED APPROACH TO PI SYSTEM
INSTALLATION AND APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Pasha Ahmad and Curt Hertler, BP Oil, Bill Fabens, SAIC
7.8.940 TASyS TERMINAL AUTOMATION SYSTEM
C. S. Lui, B. S. Lim - CSE Systems Engineering
7.8.941 REPLACING EXISTING SCADA / MIS SYSTEMS WITH PI
David Stockill - Shell UK, Alan Dormer - MDC Technology
7.8.942 OPTIMIZATION OF AN AMMONIA PLANT (Presentation)
Pete Berkowitz - Continental Controls, Inc. AGRIUM
7.8.943 OPTIMIZATION OF AN AMMONIA PLANT (Document)
Pete Berkowitz - Continental Controls, Inc. AGRIUM
7.8.944 SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY ARAMCO MIS PROJECT
LARGE SCALE SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
Gary Bryant - Computer Sciences Corporation
Jeff Cerini - Exele Information Systems, Inc.
7.8.945 PI, YIELD STATION, AND THE ART OF REFINERY BARREL ACCOUNTING
Gary J. Petersen - Tosco Refining Company, Avon Refinery
7.8.946 IMPLEMENTING A SECURE; RELIABLE ENVIRONMENTAL EXPORTING SYSTEM
Greg Hitchings - Ultramar, Inc, John O'Mara - Process Systems, Inc
7.8.947 PROCESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS AT MOBIL
Nigel A. Lander - Mobil Technology Company
7.8.948 NEW PLANT MANAGMENT WITH PI, SINGLE WINDOW PCs AND INTERNET
Shuji Matsuyama - Mitsui Petrochemical Ind., Ltd.
7.8.949 INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE PROFITABILITY
Barrie Waters-Mobil Europe, Roland Heersink-Honeywell Hi-Spec Solutions
7.8.950 SELECT AND IMPLEMENT A PLANTWIDE INFORMATION SYSTEMR.C. Conley and A.T. Clerrico, Fina Oil and Chemical Co.
7.8.951 USING PI FOR RECLAIM (CEM) REGULATORY REPORTS
Greg Hitchins - Ultramar Inc.; John O’Meara - Process Systems, Inc.;
Mike Fishman - Exele Information Systems
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7.8.952 Shell P.O.I.M. PROJECT
Michel Champagne - Shell Canada, Colin Holmes - Honeywell Canada
7.8.953 PI DMC 5 IMPLEMENTATION AT CORPUS CHRISTI
Pat Terpening - Koch Refining Company
7.8.954 THE FIRST USE OF PI OFFSHORE ON BP's MAGNUS OIL PLATFORM
Bruce Kennedy - BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd.
7.8.955 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IN LNG PLANT CONTROL & INFORMATION SYSTEM
Vasudev Rayachoti and Albert Tsai - Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Ltd.;
Takumi Takayama and Kazuo Ueki - Chiyoda Corporation
7.8.956 MEASURING; MANAGING AND MAXIMIZING PERFORMANCE
IN PETROLEUM REFINERIES
O. Bascur and J.P. Kennedy, Oil Systems Inc.
7.8.957 CONSTRUCTING A REFINERY INFORMATION SYSTEM
K.R. Farley, Atlas Processing Co. / J.P. Kennedy, Oil Systems Inc.
7.8.958 PI IN REPSOL'S INTEGRATED CONTROL PROJECT
Francisco Diaz-Andreu, REPSOL
7.8.959 PI AS AN ADVANCED CONTROL PLATFORM AT RUHR OEL
Dr. Andrew Trenchard, Honeywell Icotron Ltd.
7.8.960 A CUSTOMISED PI SYSTEM - THE FIRST YEAR
Roger Lambert, BP Oil Grangemouth
7.8.961 IMPLEMENTATION OF PI IN A TDC3000 ENVIRONMENT A PRESENTATION OF THE BP GRANGEMOUTH UPGRADE PROJECT
Didier Peters, Honeywell - PACE
7.8.962 REFINERY DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE MONITORING
Osvaldo A. Bascur, Pennzoil Products Company
7.8.963 SYSTEM SITE SURVEY AND MASTER PLAN - PLANT PERFORMANCE PROJECT
TOTAL PETROLEUM CO.
J. Patrick Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc.; Dave Lyche - Consultant;
Carolyn Vesledge - Omicron
7.8.964 GASOLINE BLENDING WITH AN INTEGRATED ONLINE
OPTIMIZATION, SCHEDULING AND CONTROL SYSTEM
Michael Bain, Kent Mansfield, Jimmy Maphet, Robert Szoke, Ashland Petroleum
Company - William Bosler, Texas Consultants, Inc. - J. Patrick Kennedy, Oil Systems Inc.
7.8.965 PI SNA/LU6.2 INTERFACE
Chris Milne, Mobil Oil Company
7.8.966 CUTSIM-AN ON-LINE FRACTIONATION TOWER
INFERENTIAL MODEL FOR PROCESS CONTROL
Osvaldo A.Bascur, Pennzoil Products Company
7.8.967 USING THE PI TO INTERFACE AT MARATHON
Timothy J. Adams, Marathon Oil Company
7.8.968 CONOCO'S INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECTURE
FOR REFINING APPLICATIONS
Hillman S. Mitchell, Conoco Inc.
7.8.969 PI ADD-IN FUNCTIONS FOR THE 20/20 SPREADSHEET
David L. Patin, Fina Oil & Chemical Company
7.8.970 USING PI FOR ADVANCED CONTROLS AT ERDOEL-RAFFINERIE NEUSTADT
7.8.971 YIELD STATION
Salumunek & Assoc.
7.8.972 MGBLEND PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
7.8.973 PLANT INFORMATION SYSTEM (AND OTHERS)
Hydrocarbon Processing, Advanced Process Control Strategies ‘93
7.8.974 PI SYSTEM PI-OMS, OIL MOVEMENT TRACKING
Oil Systems, Inc.
7.8.975 LABSYS AT CONOCO - A PI-LAYERED PRODUCT
Christina Wilpone, C.F. Picou Associates - David Dill, Conoco Inc.
7.8.976 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PI SYSTEM AT SYNCRUDE CANADA LTD
7.8.977 LONG-TERM KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION WITH OSHA PSM
Osvaldo A. Bascur and Charles B. Vogus - Pennzoil Products Company;
William H. Bosler - Texas Consultants, Inc.
7.8.978 GASOLINE BLENDING USING NIR SPECTROSCOPY AND LP OPTIMIZATION
James M. McDonald, Frontier Refining, Inc. - L. Michael Grupa Jr., Bechtel Corporation Michael P. McKibben, Rapley Engineering Services - Donald E. Roe, Frontier Oil Corp.
7.8.979 SUCCESSFUL APPLICATIONS OF PI
Conoco Inc.
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7.8.980 PLANT INFORMATION AND ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROL
SYSTEMS/THE ISSUES AND ONE REFINERY'S PATH
Brent J. Woodland, Conoco Inc.
7.8.981 CATALYTIC REFORMING
7.8.982 HYDROCRACKER
7.8.983 FRACTIONATOR
7.8.984 BLENDING
7.8.985 COMPUTER CONTROL INTEGRATION
Hydrocarbon Processing’s 1990 Advanced Process Control Handbook V
7.8.986 GASOLINE BLENDING OPTIMIZATION
Oil Systems, Inc.
7.8.987 MOTOR GASOLINE BLENDING - ADVANCED PROPERTY CONTROL
WITH MGBLEND
Oil Systems, Inc.
7.8.988 DISTILLATE BLENDING - ADVANCED PROPERTY CONTROL WITH DSTBLEND
Oil Systems, Inc.
7.8.989 MANAGING THE GOVERNMENT’S ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Brenda G. Shockey - Ashland Petroleum Company
7.8.990 MARATHON OIL COMPANY "MAKING PI WORK WITH SNA GATEWAY"
Christopher J. Young
7.8.991 REAL-TIME REFINERY OPTIMIZATION
J. P. Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc.
7.8.992 EXPERIENCES WITH A REFINERY DATA ACQUISITION / DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
R. Goodpaster, W.W. Wilsher, W.B. Christie, Jr. - Ashland Petroleum Company
7.8.993 SOFTWARE COMMUNICATIONS FOR REFINING APPLICATIONS
Ross Goodpaster - Ashland Petroleum Company; J. P. Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc.
7.8.994 THE SIXTH ANNUAL CONTROL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
7.8.995 DESCRIPTION APPLICATION PLANT INFROMATION SYSTEM
7.8.996 PRELIMINARY FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION FOR YIELD ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
7.8.997 DSTBLENDER PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
7.8.998 CATALYTIC REFORMER ADVANCED CONTROL
Hydrocarbon Processing, Feb 1986 Issue
7.8.999 FRACTIONATOR ADVANCED CONTROL
Hydrocarbon Processing, Feb 1986 Issue
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7.9. PHARMACEUTICAL & BIOTECH
7.9.990 REMEDIATION OF LEGACY SYSTEMS TO ACHIEVE FDA 21 CFR 11 COMPLIANCE
Mark McKechnie - Bristol-Myers Squibb
7.9.991 “DOES PHARMA LAG FAR BEHIND POTATO CHIP MAKERS?“
Paul McKenzie, James Kenyon, Nicholas Zielenkievicz,
Daniel Wasser - Bristol-Myers Squibb
7.9.992 RTREPORTS IN ACTION
Barry Higgins - Janssen
7.9.993 INTEGRATION OF PI CLIENT TOOLS IN SUPPORT OF LARGE-SCALE CELL
CULTURE MANUFACTURING
Oliver Yu - Genentech, Inc.
7.9.994 BATCH REPORTING FOR REGULATED INDUSTRIES USING THE
PI APPLICATION FRAMEWORK
Tony Fenn - Informetric Bio Systems
7.9.995 A CASE STUDY - PI VALIDATION AND FLEXIBLE BATCH REPORTING AT
BIOGEN, CAMBRIDGE, MA.
Curt Coury - Biogen, Inc.; Tony Fenn - Informetric BioSystems
7.9.996 3.14 WAYS TO VALIDATE PI
Craig Taylor - Genentech, Inc.
7.9.997 CONVERSION TO PI3 IN AN FDA REGULATED ENVIRONMENT
Michael M. Hutchison - Biopure Corporation
7.9.998 ISA's SP95 & API's RP 554
William Bosler - Bosler
7.9.999 PI AS A BATCH REPORT GENERATOR AT BIOPURE, CAMBRIDGE, MA
Tony Fenn - ASP Systems, Inc.
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7.10. POWER GENERATION
7.10.905 CUTTING THE COST OF FLEXIBLE OPERATION IN COMPETITIVE
POWER MARKETS
Paul Ireland - RWE nPower
7.10.906 DEPLOYING IT MONITOR ON A POWER GENERATION ENVIRONMENT
Maria Martin, Miguel Chavero - Iberdrola
7.10.907 ENTERGY’S TRANSITION MONITOR IMPROVING FLEET PERFORMANCE
Walter Irvin - Entergy; Steve Winsett, Susie Coppock - SAIC
7.10.908 FOSSIL GENERATION FLEET PERFORMANCE CENTER: REAL TIME PROCESS
VISIBILITY VIA RTPORTAL/PROCESSBOOK
Sumanth Makunur - DTE Energy; Charles Campbell - Data South Systems
7.10.909 LEVERAGING OSISOFT RTPORTAL AND SAP NETWEAVER TO ENHANCE
AND EXTEND EAM
George Muller - Conectiv Energy
7.10.910 MOBILIZING THE FIELD WORKER
Paul Kurchina - TransAlta; Chas Mohrmann - SAT Corporation
7.10.911 ROLE OF PI IN ENTERGY’S PERFORMANCE MONITORING &
DIAGNOSTICS CENTER
Gary Barnes - Entergy
7.10.912 UNIÓN FENOSA IT STRATEGY - ADAPTATION TO THE CHANGES IN THE
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
David Andrés Hurtado - Soluziona
7.10.913 REAL TIME PERFORMANCE MONITORING IN TAEAN TPP
Hoon Jung, Sang Guye Rhim - Korea Electric Power Corp
7.10.914 PI-BASED PERFORMANCE MONITORING SYSTEM FOR COMBINED CYCLE
POWER GENERATION TECHNOLOGY
Sam Jenkins, Dave Olsheski - Calpine Corporation
7.10.915 POWER GENERATION COMMERCIAL MONITORING AT ESB, IRELAND
Charlie O’Neill - ESB Power Generation; Malcolm Bates - Process Informatics Ltd
7.10.916 A REAL-TIME ENTERPRISE SOLUTION FOR GUOHUA ELECTRIC POWER
CORPORATION
Burkhard Frese - Siemens AG Power Generation
7.10.917 PI BASED REAL-TIME WIND POWER PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
Tom Hedgepeth, Soumen Ghosh - Prasentia
7.10.918 RELIANT RESOURCES’ GENERATION INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT (GIE) –
USING ACTIVEVIEW
Billy Crosby, Angelina Tran - Reliant Energy
7.10.919 SOLUTION DEVELOPMENT USING VISUAL STUDIO.NET AND THE MDB
Bob Knox, George Muller - Conectiv Energy
7.10.920 USING PI AS A TRANSITIONING TOOL TO RTPM
Joseph Bell - Calpine Corporation
7.10.921 THE SIP PROJECT
Florencio Alonso, Mario Angel Iglesias - Endesa;
Emilio Manuel Dominguez, Miguel Larre, Eduardo Diaz - ABB Power Technology
7.10.922 DTE ENERGY CASE STUDY - USING PI FOR DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
ANALYSIS AND DG CONTROL
Herbert Falk - SISCO
7.10.923 CENTER FOR MONITORING, DIAGNOSTIC AND SIMULATION OF
COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT (CMDS) & IT MONITOR
Miguel Chavero Escamilla - Iberdrola
7.10.924 INTRODUCTION TO OIS DISPLAY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
Skip Hagan - Entergy Fossil Operations
7.10.925 EXTENDING PI FOR PROCESS IMPROVEMENT IN OPERATIONS AND
MAINTENANCE AT TRANSALTA
Keith Christianson, Paul Kurchina - TransAlta
7.10.926 GENERIC APPLICATIONS WITH THE MODULE DATABASE
Dave Smythia - Entergy; Steve Winsett, K. T. Huang - SAIC
7.10.927 IT MONITOR AT WESTAR ENERGY - MONITORING DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS
FOR IMPROVED QUALITY OF SERVICE
Larry Conrad, Bill Glynn - Westar Energy
7.10.928 PI – AN ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION TOOL
Mark Brown, Mark Bowles, Sam Jenkins - Calpine Corporation
7.10.929 PI IN A MODERN POWER PLANT - MORE USES THAN JUST A TROUBLESHOOTER
Brian M. Wood - American National Power, Inc
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7.10.930 RELIANT RESOURCES: FLEET WIDE DEPLOYMENT OF PI
David Thomason, Joe Milton - Reliant Energy
7.10.931 THE PI TOOLS IN THE CMDS
Maria Martin Gomez - Iberdrola
7.10.932 USING PI TO MONITOR HYDROELECTRIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
Jeff Mettler - Chelan County PUD
7.10.933 USING PI-ACE & PI-MDB IN APPLICATIONS FOR HYDRO ENERGY PRODUCTION
Michael Walsh - Brascan Energy Marketing Inc.
7.10.934 TITLE V REPORTING AT WASATCH ENERGY SYSTEMS
Bart Baker - Wasatch Energy Systems; Mike Fishman - EXELE Information Systems
7.10.935 REAL-TIME INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN THE POWER UTILITIES
Larry Phillips & David Stockford, OSIsoft
7.10.936 REAL-TIME CONDITION AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING SAFEGUARDS
SUCCESS
Doug Smith – Power Engineering, June 2002
7.10.937 E-NOTIFICATION FOR OSI PI - ENTERPRISE ALERT SYSTEM
AND AUTOMATED REPORTING APPLICATIONS AT FIRST ENERGY
Ron Carson - First Energy Corporation; Mike Santucci, ECG
7.10.938 INTEGRATION OF ENTERPRISE PI SERVERS INTO AN EXISTING POWER PLANT
PERFORMANCE INFRASTRUCTURE
John L. Ragone - KeySpan Energy
7.10.939 PI FOR FOSSIL GENERATION DECISION SUPPORT
Bill Soldat - Texas Utilities
7.10.940 REAL TIME AT TRANSALTA
Keith Christianson - TransAlta
7.10.941 IBERDROLA CENTRE FOR MONITORING, DIAGNOSTIC AND
SIMULATION OF COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS
Pablo M. Ruas & Tomas A. Tejedor – Iberdrola Generacion S.A.
7.10.942 OPERATIONS INFORMATION SYSTEM - PROVIDING THE COMPETITIVE EDGE
FOR ENTERGY’S FOSSIL FLEET
Walter C. Irwin - Entergy; Ken Kushnir - Accenture; Eric G. Benson - General Physics
7.10.943 ACCESS YOUR PI TAGS & PLANT INFORMATION USING PROCESSBOOK
Jim Boone - Progress Energy
7.10.944 CON EDISON STEAM BUSINESS - EAST RIVER STATION:
USING PI AS AN AGENT OF CHANGE FROM OLD PRACTICES TO THE
INTELLIGENT OPERATION OF NEW POWER TECHNOLOGY
Steven Parisi - Con Edison
7.10.945 DELIVERING PERFORMANCE BENEFIT WITH PI AT ESB, IRELAND
Adrian Bannister - ESB Power Generation
7.10.946 OSI PI - EMPOWERING USERS AT DTE ENERGY
John Gillerman - Systems Integration Specialists Company Inc.
7.10.947 GENERATING VALUE WITH PI
Dave Nunn - Innogy
7.10.948 OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE AT IPL/AES USING PI AND NEUCO’S PROCESSLINK
Robert Cooper - Indianapolis Power & Light
7.10.949 PI PLUS MARATHON: REDUNDANT, FAULT-TOLERANT SOLUTION
Tom Blair - PJM Interconnection
7.10.950 SHARING THE INFORMATION PIE WITH PI
Michael Joseph - Alstom
7.10.951 THE ROLE OF PI IN PGMS (POWER GENERATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)
OF LG ENERGY PLANT
E. J. Yoon - LG Energy
7.10.952 WIRELESS PI USING DYNAMIC WEB TECHNOLOGIES
Samuel Dongmo, Paul Sohn, John Thomas - PG&E National Energy Group
7.10.953 YES YOU CAN MIGRATE FROM PI 2 TO PI 3 YOURSELF
Frank C. Borth, III - Midwest Generation
7.10.954 PI AND AEP
Gary Cain - AEP
7.10.955 REINVENTING ASSET MANAGEMENT
David J. Dolezilek - Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc ,
Lee M. Ayers – OSI Software
7.10.956 BROOKLYN NAVY YARD PI INSTALLATION
Yefim Kashler - Edison Mission Energy
7.10.957 PI IN NB POWER
Steve Boyko - New Brunswick Power
7.10.958 NCMS - NOx COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Bill Soldat & Judah Moseson - Texas Utilities
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7.10.959 REAL TIME INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TO INCREASE THE PRODUCTIVITY
IN THE POWER INDUSTRY
Osvaldo A. Bascur & J. Patrick Kennedy – OSI Software
7.10.960 STRATEGIC ROLE OF PI AT NEW BRUNSWICK POWER
Marcella LeBlanc - New Brunswick Power
7.10.961 USE OF OSI SOFTWARE’S PI SYSTEM AT NATIONAL POWER
Paul Ireland - Operations Support Group, National Power
7.10.962 COMMENTS ON PI VALUE IN GENERATION AT DETROIT EDISON
Jeffrey J. Norton - Operations Engineering, Detroit Edison
7.10.963 RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI) POWER WITH PI
Todd Pistorese, OSI Software, Inc.
7.10.964 USING PI TO LEVERAGE INFORMATION FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANCE
Thomas L. Kuczynski - PG&E Energy Trading - Power
7.10.966 PI APPLICATIONS AT FIRST ENERGY WITH PLANTVIEW 2000TM
Ron Carson - First Energy Corp., Jim Scavuzzo - Engineering Consultants Group
7.10.967 ADDED VALUE APPLICATIONS ENABLED THROUGH PI
Jerry Weber, Frank Borth, Wayne Benedeck -ComEd
7.10.968 MODEL-BASED PERFORMANCE MONITORING AND OPTIMIZATION
Dr. Rodney Gay - Enter Software, Inc.
Mark McFarland - Carr Street Station, Constellation Operating Services
7.10.969 WORKING TO SUCCEED WITH AN OPERATIONS INFORMATION SYSTEM
Alan Dormer - MDC Technology; Adrian Bannister - Electricity Supply Board (ESB)
7.10.970 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LUMUT ADVANCED REAL-TIME
INFORMATION SYSTEM (LARIS) AT LUMUT POWER PLANT
Mohd Helmy Ibrahim, Sufyan Mohd Nor - Teknik Janakuasa, Segari Energy Ventures
7.10.971 APPLICATION OF PI-PROCESS BOOK IN HYDROELECTRIC SYSTEM OPERATIONS
Colin Fingler - BC Hydro Power Supply
7.10.972 BAKE-OFF CONTESTANT WINS 1ST PLACE - PI SUCCESS STORIES AT ComEd
Frank C. Borth, III -Commonwealth Edison
7.10.973 PI AT MIT
Christopher Russo - MIT Energy Laboratory
7.10.974 THE POWER INSIGHTS SUITE
David Jakob - Pavilion
7.10.975 ACQUIRING AND DEPLOYING PI AT A MAJOR MID-WEST UTILITY
Bob Osterhout - First Energy
7.10.976 UTILITIES MARKET 1998 OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
Todd Pistorese - OSI Software Inc.
7.10.977 PI, THE STANDARD IN POWER GENERATION
Joe Mishaga - OSI Software Inc.
7.10.978 ENHANCING MARKET COMPETITIVENESS WITH PI
Frank C. Borth, III - ComEd
7.10.979 ACHIEVING MARKETPLACE ADVANTAGE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY (Document)
Frank C. Borth, III - ComEd, Daniel P. Krueger - Andersen Consulting
7.10.980 ACHIEVING MARKETPLACE ADVANTAGE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY (Presentation)
Frank C. Borth, III - ComEd, Daniel P. Krueger - Andersen Consulting
7.10.981 MANAGING MULTIPLE PI SYSTEMS
Phyllis S. McAllister - Duke Power
7.10.982 VIRGINIA POWER DATA ARCHIVAL & RETRIEVAL SYSTEM (DARS)
Tom Guinan - VA Power, Bob Visner - RoviSys
7.10.983 TEAMING FOR SUCCESS IN FOSSIL GENERATION
Walter C. Irwin - Entergy
7.10.984 PI APPLICATION(S) IN FOSSIL GENERATION
Bob Green - PSE&G; Glen Looney - JGL Systems, Inc.
7.10.985 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AS A KEY ENABLER IN PREPARING
FOR COMPETITION: COMED`s KINCAID GENERATING STATION (Document)
Frank C. Borth, III, James W. Thompson – ComEd; Joseph M. Mishaga - OSI Software
7.10.986 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AS A KEY ENABLER IN PREPARING
FOR COMPETITION: COMED`s KINCAID GENERATING STATION (Presentation)
Frank C. Borth, III, James W. Thompson – ComEd; Joseph M. Mishaga - OSI Software
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7.10.987 A UTILITY IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EXPERT SYSTEM
Patrick Thomas - Cynergy
7.10.988 NATIONAL POWER - 2 YEARS ON
Chris Hunt - National Power
7.10.989 A TARGET HEAT RATE MODEL FOR POWER PLANTS
Martin Green - Enron Power
7.10.990 RE-ENGINEERING PRODUCTION REPORTING WITH PI-DATALINK
AND PROGRAMMERS TOOLKIT AT ALCOA's ROCKDALE POWER PLANT
Martin Bryant - Alcoa Rockdale Power Plant
7.10.991 NATIONAL POWER RESULTS LETTER
Barry Dyson - National Power
7.10.992 PSI ENGERGY ON-LINE PERFORMANCE MONITORING
Patrick W. Thomas, Todd A. Muncy - PSI Energy
7.10.993 WINDOWS INTEGRATED PROCESS INFORMATION
WITH PI-PROCESSBOOK AT ALCOA'S ROCKDALE POWER PLANT
Martin Bryant - Alcoa Rockdale Power Plant
7.10.994 EASTLAKE PLANT EXPERIENCE WITH AN INTEGRATED CONTROL &
INFORMATION SYSTEM
Sidney Stone - Centerior Service Company; Roy Fray - Electric Power Research
Institute; John Cunningham-Reid - The RoviSys Company
7.10.995 TESTING PI IN A COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT
James Burr,Kenneth Nielson - Intermountain Power Sevice Corp.;
Rusell Murray - Digital Equipment Corp.
7.10.996 REINVENTING OPERATIONS USING OPERATIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Barry Dyson, Jeffrey Kirby - National Power; Gavin Rennie - Andersen Consulting
7.10.997 DUKE POWER: PLANT PROCESS DATA AND OIL SYSTEMS
David Dwyer, Phyllis McAllister, Ginger Dellinger - Duke Power
7.10.998 USE OF PI AT NATIONAL POWER
Barry Dyson - National Power; Shawn Collinson, Gavin Rennie - Andersen Consulting
7.10.999 PI FROM A PC NETWORK PERSPECTIVE AT ALCOA'S ROCKDALE POWER PLANT
Martin Bryant -F1 Business Systems
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7.11. PULP & PAPER
7.11.918 DEPLOYING AN EMBEDDED HISTORIAN AT CASCADES
Tom LeBay - Prosoft Technology
7.11.919 ENERGY CONSUMPTION MONITORING
François Ruel - Cascades; Tom LeBay - Prosoft Technology
7.11.920 MANUFACTURING EXECUTION IT FRAMEWORK FOR REAL TIME SUPPLY
CHAIN EXCELLENCE IN CMPC
Fernando Carrasco, Carlos Cifuentes - CMPC; Diego Arenas - Contac Ingenieros
7.11.921 RTPM IN AN INTEGRATED PULP AND PAPER MILL
Diane Bricco - MeadWestvaco Corporation
7.11.922 A CORPORATE VIEW OF ENERGY SAVING WITH PI
Francois Ruel - Cascades Inc.
7.11.923 THE TRANSFORMATION OF YOUR MILL’S DATA HISTORIAN: USING REAL-TIME
INFORMATION FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION SUPPORT
Carol Jackson and J. Patrick Kennedy – OSIsoft, Inc.
7.11.924 BASIC CARE AND CONDITION MONITORING VIA PI
Dennis Waldroup and Gregg Jarboe - Weyerhaeuser Hawesville Operations
7.11.925 UTILIZING PI PROGRAMMING TOOLS TO SUPPORT PREDICTIVE
MODEL APPLICATIONS
B. Fletcher Ashcraft - Weyerhaeuser
7.11.926 GLOBAL ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS: KEEPING PI IN FOCUS
Jamie Andrews and Stan Megraw - Domtar Paper
7.11.927 MAKING PAPER VERSUS MAKING POWER ACI ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EM-SYS)
Guy Roussel - Abitibi Consolidated Inc.
7.11.928 AN ENTERPRISE IMPLEMENTATION OF PI-ACE AND MODULE DATABASE
Diane Bricco, Robert Bolm - MeadWestvaco
7.11.929 THE VALUE OF INTERNET TECHNOLOGY
Carol Jackson – OSI Software Inc.
7.11.930 IMPLEMENTATION OF RLINK-PPPI AT A PULP MILL
Flavio Maeda - Cybertecnica Instrumentacao e Tecnologia Ltda
7.11.931 SMURFIT-STONE'S CONTAINERBOARD MILL DIVISION HAS RECENTLY
STANDARDIZED ON THE PI SYSTEM SOFTWARE SUITE FOR THEIR 20 MILLS
Daniel Gougeon – Smurfit-Stone Container Production
7.11.932 USING PI TO HELP OPERATORS MAKE COST EFFICIENT DECISIONS
Fletcher Ashcraft - Weyerhaeuser Corporation
7.11.933 INTEGRATING AUTOMATION DATA TO PIMS
Gilbert Cousineau, Bernard Lupien - Papier Masson Ltée
7.11.934 CENTERLINE - A UNIQUE PI APPLICATION FOR GRADE-BASE
SYSTEM MANAGEMENT
Beth Murray - Georgia-Pacific
7.11.935 QUALITY ALERT PROGRAM AT TEMBEC
Rhondi Monette - Tembec; Chris Ambrozic - Umetrics
7.11.936 INTEGRATING AUTOMATION DATA TO PIMS
Gilbert Cousineau& Bernard Lupien - Papier Masson Ltée
7.11.937 DATA ACCESS REQUIREMENTS FOR E-BUSINESS IN THE
PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY
Carol Jackson – OSI Software Inc.
7.11.938 PAPER INDUSTRY’S “E” CHALLENGE IS LEVERAGING ITS INFORMATION
Carol Jackson & J. Patrick Kennedy – OSI Software Inc.
7.11.939 VALUE-ADDED APPLICATIONS IN THE PI ENVIRONMENT
AT ST-LAURENT PAPERBOARD LA TUQUE
Yves Racette - Walsh Automation
7.11.940 DELIVERING VISIONS TO THE DESKTOP
OSI Software Inc. Pulp & Paper Overview
7.11.941 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN PULP & PAPER
Monica Shaw, Technical Editor – Pulp & Paper Magazine
7.11.942 EXECUTIVE/MILL INFORMATION SYSTEM (EIS)
Les Cooper - StoraEnso
7.11.943 THE EVOLUTION OF PI SYSTEM #16 AT APPLETON PAPERS
Mark Kossel, John Trabert, Roger Gerhant and Paul Sitter - Appleton Papers
7.11.944 ALABAMA RIVER CASE: WE'VE SLOWED DOWN AND WE'RE MAKING MORE TONS
Process Control Manager - Alabama River Pulp
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7.11.945 CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL CASE: I HAVE WITNESSED FOREMEN USING
PI-ProcessBOOK® DISPLAYS DURING A START-UP OR SHUTDOWN TO MAKE
SURE EVERYTHING IS WORKING
Myron Younce - Champion International
7.11.946 GEORGIA PACIFIC CASE: PI PRESENTS EVERYONE A SINGLE SET OF
FACTUAL DATA, AS OPPOSED TO INDIVIDUAL GUESSING AND ASSUMPTIONS
Georgia Pacific
7.11.947 INLAND CONTAINER CASE: THE PI SYSTEM™ HAS PAID FOR ITSELF A NUMBER
OF TIMES
Technical Manager - Inland Container
7.11.948 KORSNAS CASE: PI IS EMPLOYED THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE MILL WE HAVE ABOUT 200 PI USERS
Process Control Manager - Korsnas AB
7.11.949 MEAD CASE: PI IS A HUGE OPTIMIZATION TOOL FOR THIS MILL
Technical Manager - Mead Coated Board, Mahrt Division
7.11.950 STORA FOREST CASE: OUR PRESIDENT IS A REGULAR PI USER
Stora Forest Industries, Ltd.
7.11.951 THE TEMBEC EXPERIENCE
“FROM THE STONE AGE TO THE LEADING EDGE”
Marc Champagne - Tembec Inc., Temiscaming Site
7.11.952 BREAKING UP IS "EASY AS PI" TO DO - THE MIGRATION FROM A
LARGE PI2 SYSTEM TO MULTIPLE PI3 SYSTEMS
Scott Torrison & Ted Groszkiewicz - Champion International Corp.
7.11.953 CONVERTING PI2 TO PI 3
Sean Ireland - Champion International Corporation
7.11.954 PERFORMANCE TESTING OF PI ON NT
George Krc - Mead Paper
7.11.955 PI FOR PULP AND PAPER
Carol Jackson - OSI Software, Inc.
7.11.956 NEURONAL NETWORK MODELING FOR PROCESS CONTROL
ON A PAPER MACHINE
Eric Golla - NNLA Consulting
7.11.957 USING THE PI-API WITH VB
RATE/SURGE STRATEGY - A DECISION SUPPORT TOOL
Ron Oudenaarden - Alabama River Companies
7.11.958 PLANNING & COMMUNICATING QUALITY
Jerry Clark, Barry Lee, Kevin Velasquez - QCS
7.11.959 GRADEBOOK
John Kelm - Mountain Systems
7.11.960 E I S EXECUTIVE INFORMATION SYSTEM
Ben Lee - Simon Systems
7.11.961 PAPER MACHINE SOLUTIONS USING PROCESS INSIGHTS & PI
Kent Stephenson - Pavilion Technologies, Inc.
7.11.962 TROUBLE SHOOTING WITH PI IN A PAPER MILL
Andy Kahra - Newsprint South, Inc.
7.11.963 PROCESS BOOK IN ACTION
Appleton Papers Inc. West Carrolton
7.11.964 HIGH SYSTEM RELIABILITY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DATA STORAGE
Don E. Smith - Oil Systems, Inc.
7.11.965 WHY KORSNAS IS THE FIRST PULP & PAPER COMPANY IN EUROPE TO INSTALL PI & HOW IT WILL BE USED
Mats Tornquist - Korsnas
7.11.966 DESCRIPTION OF GRADE CHANGE SPREADSHEET
DEVELOPED AND USED BY PAPER MACHINE OPERATIONS
Knapp Hudson - SD Warren
7.11.967 USING PI FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
Melissa Weigand - Inland Container
7.11.968 USING PHOTOS IN PROCESSBOOK
Arnold Jensen.Jr. - Boise Cascade
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7.11.969 TEAMWORK PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS
Craig Moon - Boise Cascade Corporation and Jim Black - Digital Equipment Corp.
7.11.970 WHAT'S FOR DESSERT? - THE SEQUEL
Jim Fortenberry - Georgia Pacific
7.11.971 SYSTEMS DYNAMICS
S. Knapp Hudson - SDWarren
7.11.972 PREDICTION AND CONTROL OF PAPER MACHINE PARAMETERS
USING ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN PROCESS MODELING
Carol A. Schweiger - Packaging Corp. of America;
John B. Rudd - Pavilion Technologies, Inc.
7.11.973 THE BEST PRACTICE IN PLANNING AND SCHEDULING PAPER MILL PRODUCTION
Hans Meder - OSI SOFTWARE GmbH
7.11.974 AIR EMISSIONS MONITORING AND REPORTING AT THE LONGVIEW MILL
Randall P. Bradford - Weyerhaeuser Paper Company
7.11.975 JUSTIFICATION OF PLANTWIDE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Ole Fadum - Fadum Enterprises
7.11.976 DISTRIBUTED PI AT CHAMPION COURTLAND MILL
Scott Torrison - Champion International Corp.
7.11.977 FIVE YEARS OF PI SYSTEM MANAGEMENT (THE QUEST FOR HAPPY USERS)
George Krc and Bob Bolm - Mead Paper Company
7.11.978 USING THE FOXBORO API... AND HOW THE DATA IS USED
David A. White - Champion International Corp.
7.11.979 PROFILE DISPLAYS AND ROLL MANAGEMENT
James Fortenberry and Bob Deaton - Georgia Pacific
7.11.980 INTEGRATING A LAB SYSTEM WITH PI
Jim Novak - Appleton Papers, Inc.
7.11.981 TRANSLATING A CONTROL SYSTEM DATABASE TO A PI SYSTEM DATABASE
Craig Moon - Boise Cascade Corp. and Ron Childress - Automation Applications, Inc.
7.11.982 INTEGRATED MILLWIDE INFORMATION SEMINAR
Prepared by Fadum Enterprises for Digital and Oil Systems
7.11.983 THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF MILLWIDE INFORMATION AUTOMATION
Robert A. Bareiss, Don E. Smith, and Charles Bolton - Oil Systems, Inc.
7.11.984 INTEGRATE REAL-TIME DATA WITH DECISION SUPPORT
J. Patrick Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc.
7.11.985 MANAGING PROCESS INFORMATION DATA:
RELATIONAL V. REAL TIME DATABASES
Mary Jo Wager and Dan Miklovic - Weyerhaeuser Company
7.11.986 HISTORY - MATH MODELING
From the TAPPI “Introduction to Process Simulation” manual
7.11.987 MAKING PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS AND BUSINESS SYSTEMS WORK
TOGETHER
Alton Loe - Weyerhaeuser Company
7.11.988 DCS OR PLC-HOW A USER DECIDES WHICH TO USE FOR CELL/AREA CONTROL
Dan Miklovic - Weyerhaeuser Research & Development;
Carroll G. Ipock, II - Weyerhaeuser Paper Company
7.11.989 MILL WIDE INFORMATION SYSTEM COMPUTERIZATION FOR STARTUP
AT NEWSPRINT SOUTH, GRENADA, MS
Jan Westling - Newsprint South, Inc.; J. Patrick Kennedy - Oil Systems, Inc.
7.11.990 PROCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS AND RESULTS
Eric J. Bean - Weyerhaeuser Information Systems
7.11.991 PLANTWIDE INFORMATION SYSTEMS:
GAINING COMMITMENT THROUGH TRAINING
Eric J. Bean - Weyerhaeuser Information Systems
7.11.992 SUCESSFUL APPLICATIONS OF PI
PI Users Conference 1991
7.11.993 IMPLEMENTING OF MILLWIDE CONCEPTS USING A PC NETWORK
George Callatig - Scott Paper Co.
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7.11.994 SUCESS WITH AN INTEGRATED PLANT INFORMATION
SYSTEM AT A PULP AND PAPER MILL
Raymond C. Verhoeff - Champion International Corporation
7.11.995 DATA REQUIREMENTS FOR OPTIMIZATION AND SCHEDULING
SOFTWARE FOR AN INTEGRATED PULP AND PAPER MILL
J. Patrick Kennedy - Oil Systems Inc.
7.11.996 NEW MILL-WIDE SYSTEM PROCUCES ANNUAL
SAVINGS OF MORE THAN $1 MILLION
Weyerhaeuser Information Systems
7.11.997 PROSMART: AN EASY TOOL FOR CLEAR DECISION-MAKING
Weyerhaeuser Information Systems
7.11.998 SMART PROCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TURNS
PAPER SAVINGS INTO REAL PROFITS
John Donovan - Plant Engineering Magazine September 24, 1987
7.11.999 PROCESS CONTROL INTEGRATION WITH BUSINESS SYSTEMS
Alton Loe - Weyerhaeuser Co.
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7.12. POWER DISTRIBUTION
7.12.974 OPTIONAL GRID STABILITY SYSTEM FOR THE ITALIAN TRANSMISSION
OPERATOR
OSIsoft, Inc.
7.12.975 USING ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK FOR POWER T&D APPLICATIONS
Herbert Falk - SISCO
7.12.977 NEW "EYES AND EARS" FOR ELECTRICAL GRID OPERATORS
Craig Taylor - California ISO
7.12.978 GETTING ALL OF YOUR DATA INTO PI OR: TEACH YOURSELF TO BE AN
INTERFACE EXPERT IN 7 DAYS…
Matt Heere - PJM
7.12.979 NERC CYBER SECURITY STANDARDS AND AUGUST 14TH BLACKOUT
IMPLICATIONS
Joe Weiss - KEMA, Inc.
7.12.980 USING PI FOR DISTRIBUTED GENERATION CONTROL AND POWER TRADING
AT DETROIT EDISON
Herbert Falk - SISCO
7.12.981 IMPLEMENTING AND ADMINISTRATING REDUNDANT
PI-ADVANCED COMPUTING ENGINE (ACE) SERVERS
Craig Taylor - California ISO
7.12.982 SCHOOL PROJECT: SUBSTATION & CIRCUIT HISTORY OF OPERATIONAL LOADS
Tom Eyford - PacifiCorp
7.12.983 AM/FMGIS/SCADA INTEGRATION ISSUES: A TECHNOLOGY PRIMER
Lee Margaret Ayers - PlanGraphics, Inc.
7.12.984 USING PI FOR MEETING NERC AND WSCC REGIONAL RELIABILITY
MONITORING REQUIREMENTS
Mike Starr, Don DeBerry - California ISO
7.12.985 SUBSTATIONS TRANSFORMERS: TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE
Lee Margaret Ayers - OSIsoft, Inc.; John Baranowski - PECO Energy
7.12.986 LARGE PI SYSTEM REDUNDANCY, PERFORMANCE AND SECURITY STRATEGIES
Craig Taylor - California ISO; Christopher Russo - Russo & Associates
7.12.987 OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE AT CSU USING PI AND NEUCO’S PROCESSLINK
Gordon Littleton - Colorado Springs Utilities; Ian Willetts - NeuCo, Inc.
7.12.988 INTEGRATING UTILITY ASSET GRAPHICS WITH PI
Larry Kuhl - Coherent Networks
7.12.989 IMPLEMENTATION OF PI HISTORIAN FOR SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT
ASSESSMENT AT PECO ENERGY
John Baranski - PECO Energy
7.12.990 DIAGNOSTIC AND PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE APPLICATIONS OF PI
John A. Mihevic, Robert L. Norman - NASA John H. Glenn Research Center
7.12.991 PSE&G CONDITION-BASED MAINTENANCE WITH OSI TECHNOLOGIES
Angela Rothweiler, Keith Pierce - PSE&G
7.12.992 REINVENTING ASSET MANAGEMENT
David J. Dolezilek - Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. ;
Lee Margaret Ayers - OSI Software, Inc.
7.12.994 MANAGING THROUGH THE ENERGY CRISIS - UTILIZING REAL-TIME DATA AND
AUTOMATED PROCESSES TO SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE ENERGY RELATED
COSTS AND RISKS
John Gaus - Enermetrix
7.12.995 MANAGING RELIABILITY AND THE MARKETS WITH PI
Jim Detmers - California Independent System Operator
7.12.996 BUILDING A POOR MAN’S MONITORING SYSTEM
Le Margaret Ayers, J. Patrick Kennedy, Todd Pistorese - OSI Software, Inc.
7.12.997 ENTERPRISE PI - HOW DO I MANAGE ALL OF THIS?
Robert Raesmann - Jacksonville Electric
7.12.998 ACTIVE LOAD MANAGEMENT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE
BUSINESS STRATEGIES (Document)
Lee Margaret Ayers - OSI Software, Inc., PlanGraphics Inc.;
Frank Borth - Commonwealth Edison
7.12,999 ACTIVE LOAD MANAGEMENT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE
BUSINESS STRATEGIES (Presentation)
Lee Margaret Ayers - OSI Software, Inc., PlanGraphics Inc.;
Frank Borth - Commonwealth Edison
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7.13. WATER INDUSTRY
7.13.994 IMPLEMENTING ENTERPRISE BUSINESS INTEGRATION & LESSONS LEARNED
Gary Wong - Greater Vancouver Regional District; Miroslav Zelezny - EIC Solutions Ltd.
7.13.995 THE USE OF PI AND SIGMAFINE IN THE WATER INDUSTRY
B. D. Neve - Rex Software Limited
7.13.996 POTABLE AND WASTE WATER MONITORING USING PI UDS AND VISUAL BASIC
Jonathon Zulawski - Brock Solutions
7.13.997 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE BASED ON PI-SYSTEMS AT BWB
Johannes Broll, Ulrich Blöhm, Thomas Bierwirth - Berliner Wasserbetriebe
7.13.998 USING IIS TO PROVIDE PI DATA TO THE ENTERPRISE
Tim King - Metro Wastewater Reclamation District
7.13.999 PI FOR CONTINUOUS MONITORING AND CONTROL IN TODAY'S
WATER INDUSTRY
David Leis - SS Technologies Inc.
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