Designing distributed control systems : a pattern language approach /
Designing distributed control systems : a pattern language approach /
Veli-Pekka Eloranta [and three others].
- Sussex, UK : John Wiley & Sons, 2014, c2014.
- xxii, 477 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Wiley series in software design patterns. .
Includes glossary and index.
References: pp.439-457.
Setting the landscape -- The domain of distributed control systems -- Software architecture and quality -- About patterns -- Pattern language for distributed control systems -- Patterns for distribution -- Messaging patterns -- Event-handling patterns -- Patterns for control system modes -- Patterns for data management -- Patterns to handle scarce resources -- Patterns for decoupling software and hardware -- Redundancy patterns -- Patterns for system start-up -- Software update patterns -- Human-machine interface patterns -- High-level services patterns -- Fleet management patterns -- Patterns for system configuration -- Applying patterns -- Concluding remarks -- Appendixes: A. Quality attribute table -- B. Patlets.
Designing Distributed Control Systems presents 80 patterns for designing distributed machine control system software architecture (forestry machinery, mining drills, elevators, etc.). "The patterns in the book are used to design an example software architecture that is included in the text. This application will help both novices and experts to understand the design process from beginning to end, including how to identify a problem domain, as well as how to use patterns in a practical system design process."--Back cover.
9781118694152 (hardback)
Process control
Process control--Data processing
Electronic data processing--Distributed processing.
Software patterns
Industrial engineering
TS156.8 / D46 2014
Includes glossary and index.
References: pp.439-457.
Setting the landscape -- The domain of distributed control systems -- Software architecture and quality -- About patterns -- Pattern language for distributed control systems -- Patterns for distribution -- Messaging patterns -- Event-handling patterns -- Patterns for control system modes -- Patterns for data management -- Patterns to handle scarce resources -- Patterns for decoupling software and hardware -- Redundancy patterns -- Patterns for system start-up -- Software update patterns -- Human-machine interface patterns -- High-level services patterns -- Fleet management patterns -- Patterns for system configuration -- Applying patterns -- Concluding remarks -- Appendixes: A. Quality attribute table -- B. Patlets.
Designing Distributed Control Systems presents 80 patterns for designing distributed machine control system software architecture (forestry machinery, mining drills, elevators, etc.). "The patterns in the book are used to design an example software architecture that is included in the text. This application will help both novices and experts to understand the design process from beginning to end, including how to identify a problem domain, as well as how to use patterns in a practical system design process."--Back cover.
9781118694152 (hardback)
Process control
Process control--Data processing
Electronic data processing--Distributed processing.
Software patterns
Industrial engineering
TS156.8 / D46 2014