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Session ID: OGP-05

OASyS SCADA / OASyS HMI - Technology and Roadmap


Darin Quest - Director Product Management, Midstream Business

Tex Gamvrelis – Sr. Product Manager, OASyS SCADA HMI

November 13, 2019


SCADA Modernization

Recap of recent OASyS SCADA releases

OASyS SCADA Roadmap

OASyS SCADA HMI Roadmap

OASyS SCADA Modernization


Operations Excellence

Industry focus:Midstream Pipelines

Technical Flexibility

• Keep systems current

• Achieve more value from the integrated AVEVA portfolio

Improved safety, regulation compliance and efficiency

Reduce Upgrade cost

• Enterprise SCADA

• Enhanced HMI

• Integrated with System Platform for web and mobile extensibility and reporting

• Gas & Liquid applications

• Management of Change (MoC)

Integrated Operations• Integrated with Asset Performance

• Leverage Engineering Information Management

• Integrate with Maintenance activities

• Integrate with Field Operations

Collaboration & Efficiency

Productization

Digital Asset: Operations Excellence and Supply chain Excellence

Value Chain integration: Enterprise Agility

Value chain optimization

• Complete value chain agility

• Alignment between business and operations

• Market driven flexibility

Operations: Edge to Enterprise

SCADA and Advanced Applications

• Edge to Enterprise deployment

• Gas applications

• Safety solutions

Key Strategies

• Autonomous operations, e.g. inspections, startups

• Mobility, Cloud, IoT, Analytics

Operations Excellence in O&G Midstream

Control Center

(Pipeline Control & Management)

Enterprise SCADA with domain applications (Liquid, Gas, Supply Chain)

Safety Efficiency

Connectivity to entire

value chain

+

Compressors

Metering DistributionPumps Terminal

Corporate

People, Processes,

Sites and Systems

Expanded SCADA Functionality with Unified Operations Center for Midstream

Engineering

+

Operations, Maintenance

Asset Performance

Edge to Enterprise SCADA

Provide insights and decision support to key users to assist with real-time system management and provide tools for day to day activities (application

suite).

Fully integrated and immersive Process & Operations Experience

Recap of Recent OASyS Releases



OASyS SCADA 2018

• Technology Update

• GPOs based on Center for Internet Security (CIS)

• Improved Infrastructure configuration experience

• Support for:

• Changes to support the Automated Installation Tool (AIT)

• Windows Server 2016 Standard Edition and Core

• SQL Server 2016 SP2

• Windows 10 LTSB

• .Net 4.6.2

• Visual Studio 2015 Update 3

• Continued focus on quality


OASyS SCADA 2018

• Alarming Features

• Alert Paging Interface

• Alarm Handling Enhancements

• Alarm Message Improvements


OASyS SCADA 2018

• Communication Driver Protocol Enhancements

• New:

• Eagle Research Protocol Driver

• Enhanced:

• Fisher ROC/ROC+ with Configurable Gas Load (CGL)

• Mercury Protocol

• Bristol Standard Asynchronous Protocol (BSAP) with CGL


OASyS SCADA

• Alarming Features

• Absolute Alarming

• High and Low Cutoff added to rates

• Operator/CRM Features

• Alarm Summary Filtering

• Control Room Management Notes enhancements

2018 SP1


OASyS SCADA

• Age WatchDog configurable alarm severity

• Sub-remote status indicator

• Improved support for RBE field devices

• Critical Alarm Broadcast Delay

• Page Acknowledge to ignore critical and safety

alarms

2018 SP1 & SP2

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• Alarm audit table field alignment

• Issue no-feedback commands

• RTstring value change history

• SWANA Translator Interface

OASyS SCADA Roadmap




Key Investment Areas


Our vision is to enable Pipeline Operators to:

• Achieve step-change improvements in pipeline safety and business efficiency

• While being ever vigilant in protecting operations from security threats and achieving regulatory compliance in a

cost-effective manner

Augmented Intelligence:Real-Time Decision

Support System

Augment control room staff’s real-time system management

capabilities

Through insights, decision support, and automated tasks

Reduce cost of engineeringand upgrades

• Reduce engineering costs by 50%+

• Reduce upgrade costs by 50%+

• Lower overall system costs

Micro solutions to existinginstalled apps

Tailor specific key use case solutions to continuously deliver

incremental value.

e.g. Incidence management.,AR/VR, remote notification

Integrated Software offerings

Unlock exponential value through asset and operations value chain

integration

Enterprise visibility through Unified Operations Center

Historical Causes of Difficult Upgrades

• Unique functionality that modified baseline code

• Lack of Built-in-Quality with comprehensive test suites

• Lack of seperation of custumer configuration and product files

• OASyS components and pipeline applications too tightly coupled

• Manual deployment processes

• Lack of extensibility or extensibility capabilities not used


OASyS Architecture Enhancements

Confidential Property of Schneider Electric

OASyS SCADA Roadmap2021+3Q 2020 1Q 2020

Total Cost of Ownership• Configuration and Display Change Management

• Tools to lower deployment cost and risk

• Binary Installation

• Extensibility interfaces

• Custom protocols developed on project

• Add applications and schema without recompile of baseline

Safety and Situational Awareness• CRM and regulatory compliance features

Cybersecurity• Integration with Predictive Tools (Cylance)

Infrastructure• Win Server 2016 Std. & Core

• SQL Server 2016 & 2016 SP1

• .NET 4.6.2 and Visual Studio 2015

This roadmap is for informational purposes only and represents AVEVA’s current view of its product development cycle. It should not be interpreted as a commitment on the part of AVEVA.

Nov 2019

OASyS 2020

• RTDB Schema additions (with some restrictions)

• Foundation for independent application & component upgrades

• Separation of configuration files from product files

• Separation of common tools

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Software Infrastructure

version A

RealTimeversion A

C:\ SchneiderElectricData \ … Servers … \ bin

Historicalversion A

Gas Day Advisor

version A

ISPSversion A

Measurement Advisor

version A

RCSversion A


version B

RealTimeversion B

• Consider the upgrade of a single

application

• Triggers an Infrastructure upgrade

• Which triggers an upgrade of all

dependent applications

Historicalversion B

Gas Day Advisor

version B

Measurement Advisor

version B

ISPSversion B

RCSversion B

• Unwanted coupling between applications

caused barriers to upgradability

• Dependencies resulted in requirement to

upgrade all applications

Superbin Impact to Upgradability

Upgradability, and App Independence – Introduction of “Silos”

• What we really want is a combination of:

1. Software reuse

2. Independence

• Start by giving each application its own

private Infrastructure “bin”

• Each “bin” contains the Infrastructure

version tested with that application

• Opens the door to upgrade each

application independently



version A

OASyS HMIversion A

…\ ezXOS \ bin


version B


version A

Historicalversion A

…\ Historical \ bin

RealTimeversion B

…\ RealTime \ bin


version C

RealTimeversion C

…\ RealTime \ bin

Project Configuration and Extensions mixed with Product

• Current Silo model has both Product and Project files mixed in the same subdirectories

• E.g. C:\AVEVA\DNA\RealTime\bin

• This had downsides:

• Challenging to understanding precisely what the project had Configured and Extended,

• Due to the many mixed files

• Project teams had to modify Product files to configure or extend functionality

• Adding cost and risks to upgrades

• Configuration would be overwritten on upgrades

• Even at times with Service Packs or Patches


Application Silo

Product Project


OASyS SCADA Roadmap2021+2020 1Q 2020

Total Cost of Ownership• Configuration and Display Change Mgmt





• Add applications and schema without recompile



• SQL Server 2016 & 2016 SP1



Nov 2019

OASyS 2020

• Configurable Alarm Severity

• Alarm rollup to device level

• Uncommanded state changes on aggregate commands

• Enhanced watchdog alarms

• Enhance AORs to support “View” access to alarms

• Reflex and Advanced Logic Processor enhancements for delayed execution or custom operator reminders

• Periodic heartbeats to RTUs/PLCs

Management of Change

• Safety

• Operational Continuity

• Regulatory Compliance

Owners and operators should consider using off-line or development workstations/servers to help ensure that impending changes are tested as thoroughly as possible before moving the changes into production.

PHMSA ADB-03-09




▲ Production▲ Development

Promotion



▲ Production▲ Development

Promotion




Nov 2019

OASyS 2020









• SQL Server 2016 & 2016 SP1


OASyS 2020 R2

• Full Internationalization


• SQL Server 2019

Cybersecurity

• Integration with Predictive Tools (Cylance) – based on customer demand

Portfolio Synergies

• Operational and Business Intelligence solutions:

✓ Unified Operations Center for Midstream

✓ IIOT, Analytics, Mobile, Cloud



Total Cost of Ownership• Inter-version connectivity for live upgrades

• Platform for advanced industry apps that evolve and upgrade independently

• Continued extensibility / APIs

• Cloud Models for Full or Hybrid on premise environments

Safety and Situational Awareness• Management of Change enhancements

• Augmented intelligence

• Automation of complex operations

• CRM and regulatory compliance features

Enterprise SCADA• Integration and more seamless operational

experience across AVEVA SCADA systems


OASyS 2020 R2 OASyS 2021+








Cybersecurity• Integration with Predictive Tools (Cylance)


• SQL Server 2016 & 2016 SP1


OASyS 2020

Nov 2019

• Full Internationalization


• SQL Server 2019

Cybersecurity

• Integration with Predictive Tools (Cylance) – based on customer demand

Portfolio Synergies

• Operational and Business Intelligence solutions:

✓ Unified Operations Center for Midstream

✓ IIOT, Analytics, Mobile, Cloud

OASyS 2020 R2

OASyS SCADA HMI


6.0, 6.2, 6.3 for Unix backend AutoCAD with the OASyS Menu and XOS

Pre-2000

7.4

AutoCAD with OASySMenu and XOS

Introduced in 2000

Extended support has ended

7.5

XE and ezXOS

First HMI for O&G mid-stream SCADA

Introduced 2005

Extended support has ended

SCA 2014 SP3

First HMI “product”. Major improvements in stability, performance, CRM.

Introduced 2016

DNA 7.5 & 7.6

Windows 7

Extended support until Nov 2023

1. A Brief History of the OASyS SCADA HMI


The Past

3. OASyS SCADA HMI

• Improved regulatory compliance

• Conformance with industry recommended practices (API-1165 rev. 2 and ASM/HPG)

• Improved compliance with evolving corporate standards and policies

• Improved Control Room Management

• Increased display call-up performance

• Improved controller situational awareness

• Reduced controller fatigue

• Reduced risk of safety issues through adherence to API-1165 or ASM recommendations

• Reduced total cost of display ownership

• Reduced display-building complexity

• No programming required

• Reduced customer project risk and execution time

• Simplified proposals and ordering

• Enhanced job satisfaction and work productivity for all stakeholders


Product Strategy

SCA 2017

DTR, CRM Objects preview, VB Editor Options

Introduced Q3 2017

DNA 7.5 (Win 7), Elk SP4/SP5, 7.6, 7.6R2, R3, R4 (Win 7 and 10)Includes LTSB 2016 & LTSC 2019

Extended support until 2024

SCA 2017 R2

First two CRM Objects ready for production

Introduced Q4 2017

DNA 7.5 (Win 7), Elk SP4/SP5, 7.6, 7.6R2, R3, R4, OASyS 2018 (Win 7 and 10)Includes LTSB 2016 & LTSC 2019


HMI 2020

Flexible Data Attributes, controllable point indication, FlexDevice pressure control valve support, run-time display de-cluttering, improved support for automated display-building, improved use of display real estate, value translation before visualization, diffable display file format, improved business user support, improved upgrade experience

To be introduced Q1 2020

OASyS 7.6R2, 7.6R3, 7.6R4, OASyS 2018, 2018 R2, OASyS 2020Win10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 & LTSC 2019


2. A Brief History of the OASyS SCADA HMI


The Present

OASyS SCADA HMI 2022

CRM Objects

• Flexible Grid Object (FGO)

• Flexible Chart Object (FCO) Gate 2 (per market demand)

• Flexible Tank Object (FTO)

Other Enhancements• Display Distribution & Management

• Navigation Manager

• Display Framework

• Edit and run-time improvements

Performance, Scalability, Reliability

• Core object regression testing, performance of “industry displays”

SCADA Server and OS Support

OASyS 2020:• Win 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019

Last version to support OASyS

2020-based systems

OASyS SCADA HMI Roadmap


2021+2020 Q1 2020

November 2019


CRM Objects

• FlexText and the FlexDevice

• Flexible Data Attributes (OASyS 2020

and later)• Object run-time visibility property

• Toggle point name visibility at run-time• Units for the Flexible Device• Visualization of controllable point

• Diffable display file format

Performance, Scalability, Reliability• Core object regression testing,

performance of “industry displays”


OASyS 7.6 R2 & R3 & R4, OASyS 2018,

OASyS 2020

• Win 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 & LTSC 2019


CRM Objects• Flexible Chart Object (FCO) Gate 1

• Flexible Analog Indicator (FAI)

Other Enhancements• Edit and run-time improvements

Performance, Scalability, Reliability• Core object regression testing, performance

of “industry displays”


OASyS 2018, OASyS 2020:• Win 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 & LTSB 2019

Last version to support OASyS7.6 R2 & R3 & R4-based systems

Last version to support OASyS

2018-based systems

Reduced TCO - Faster editing and call-ups - Improved situational awareness - Reduced fatigue

6. Lifecycle Review

• SCADA Server and OS support

• End of Life of select features

• Traditional dynamic value and device

• Select baseline composites

• OBEL

• Ascend AutoCAD plug-in

• Legacy “AutoCAD” Graphics (new news)


6. SCADA Server and OS support


HMI Version SCADA Server Version OS Version Mainstream Support End Date

7.5 Alberta rivers ☺ XP, Win 7 Ended

SCA 2014 SP2 Alberta rivers Win 7 Ended

SCA 2014 SP3 7.5, 7.6 Win 7 Q4 2021

SCA 2017 7.5, all 7.6 Win 7 Q3 2022

All 7.6 LTSB 2016, LTSC 2019

SCA 2017 R2 7.5, all 7.6 Win 7 Q4 2022

All 7.6, 2018 LTSB 2016, LTSC 2019

HMI 2020 7.6R2, R3, R4, 2018, 2020 LTSB 2016, LTSC 2019

Q1 2025

Win 7 extended support ends Jan. 14, 2020Win 10 LTSB 2016 mainstream support ends Oct. 12, 2021

6. End of Life of Select Features


Traditional dynamic value and device

rt_text

generic_device

FlexText

FlexDevice

device_iconsFlexText or FlexDevice



Select baseline composites



OBEL



Ascend plug-in



Legacy “AutoCAD” GraphicsWhat are Legacy “AutoCAD” Graphics?These are the graphic objects shown on the right.

Why were these graphics created?The graphics were used with DMT (Display Management Tool) to create displays when AutoCAD was used as the OASyS SCADA HMI Editor.

What is the state of the Legacy AutoCAD Graphics?These graphics were eventually replaced by ADE and XE. Surveys of our internal teams revealed these graphics are no longer in use by any customer. The one exception is the TextClock which we will continue to support.

How does this affect me?It doesn’t and is provided for informational purposes only to close the chapter on these objects.

List of Legacy “AutoCAD” Graphics

Button

IconButton

Scrollbar

ListBox

CheckBox

SingleLineTextEdit

ComboBox

TextClock

MsgBox

SlowTable

FastTable

AlarmTable

LegacyTrend

Feedback and Questions


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represent our current judgment on what the future holds, they are subject to risks and

uncertainties that could result in actual outcomes differing materially from those projected in

these statements. No statement contained herein constitutes a commitment by AVEVA to

perform any particular action or to deliver any particular product or product features. Readers

are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which reflect our

opinions only as of the date of this presentation.

The Company shall not be obliged to disclose any revision to these forward-looking statements to

reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date on which they are made or to reflect the

occurrence of future events.


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