1. CPAC/NeSSI™ Workshop: Get SMART: functionality for NeSSI™ 10 November, 2005 Best Western University Tower Hotel, Seattle, Washington, USA AMPM 08:00 WelcomeMel Koch 08:05 Intro & plan for the dayJeff Gunnell I. NeSSI™-bus status + selection: Rob Dubois 08:30 End-user objectivesRob DuboisEnd-user objectives 08:40 History, evolution, FF updateRob Dubois 08:50 IEEE 1451.6 update Rick Ales 09:20 Comments / discussion 09:50 Summing up on NeSSI™-busRob Dubois 10:00 Break II. SAM hardware options:Jeff Gunnell 10:30 Stand-alone + embedded SAMJeff GunnellStand-alone + embedded SAM III. SAM software needs: Rob Dubois and Michelle Cohn 10:45 Crossing the RubiconRob DuboisCrossing the Rubicon 11:15 SAM software needs Michelle CohnSAM software needs 12:00 Lunch 13:00 Reconvene III. SAM software needs: Rob Dubois and Michelle Cohn 13:00 Analytical and SHS monitoring and control (cont.) 13:15 Utility management 13:45 Validation routines 14:15 System health 14:45 Asset management 15:15 GUI (Graphical User Interface) 14:45 SAM reviewSAM review 15:00 Bus reviewBus review 15:30 Interoperability V. Collaboration opportunities: Mel Koch and Brian RohrbackBrian Rohrback 16:00 CPAC programmes 16:15 Collaboration VI. Wrap up:Jeff Gunnell Notes 16:30 Actions and next steps 05:00 End

2. Objectives for today Selection - or better still finalization - of the NeSSI™-bus or buses. Articulate the need for both an embedded and a standalone SAM. Prioritize the SAM applet software needed by End Users to drive reliability. Clearly describe what component makers need to do to produce NeSSI™ products. Achieve these objectives by enthusiastic debate

3. Roles Active participants:the inner circle Observers:the peanut gallery Ringmaster:cracking the whip

4. The peanut gallery The topmost tier of seats, the cheapest in the house, a long way from the stage Attracted an impecunious class of patron, often highly irreverent and with a well-developed ability to heckle Patrons ate peanuts which made wonderful missiles for showing their opinion of artistes they didn’t like A liking for low humour and a total lack of sense or discrimination

5. The Inner Circle End usersSubstrate vendors Analyser majors Researchers Dow ChemicalCircorABBCPAC ExxonMobilParkerEmersonInfometrix UOPSwagelokSAAI

6. Inner Circle: the bad boys of reggae “energy -filled live performances” “intensely loyal sense of family that's kept the band vital through some turbulent times” “we are all one, regardless of our different ideas” “being successful is day-to-day just trying to be happy and keeping it real”

7. The rail concept

8. Domain architecture

9. Legacy connectivity

10. User wants NeSSI (TM) -bus that is certified for both IS and non-IS. Open architecture, non- proprietary NeSSI (TM) -bus communication - anyone's component can talk to anyone's analyzer. Open connectivity to the process control and maintenance domains, using OPC. Open transferable applets - across all analyser manufacturer's platforms for both the embedded and stand-alone SAM. Plug and play sample systems.

11. CPAC/NeSSI™ Workshop: Get SMART: functionality for NeSSI™ 10 November, 2005 Best Western University Tower Hotel, Seattle, Washington, USA AMPM 08:00 WelcomeMel Koch 08:05 Intro & plan for the dayJeff Gunnell I. NeSSI™-bus status + selection: Rob Dubois 08:30 End-user objectivesRob DuboisEnd-user objectives 08:40 History, evolution, FF updateRob Dubois 08:50 IEEE 1451.6 update Rick Ales 09:20 Comments / discussion 09:50 Summing up on NeSSI™-busRob Dubois 10:00 Break II. SAM hardware options:Jeff Gunnell 10:30 Stand-alone + embedded SAMJeff GunnellStand-alone + embedded SAM III. SAM software needs: Rob Dubois and Michelle Cohn 10:45 Crossing the RubiconRob DuboisCrossing the Rubicon 11:15 SAM software needs Michelle CohnSAM software needs 12:00 Lunch 13:00 Reconvene III. SAM software needs: Rob Dubois and Michelle Cohn 13:00 Analytical and SHS monitoring and control (cont.) 13:15 Utility management 13:45 Validation routines 14:15 System health 14:45 Asset management 15:15 GUI (Graphical User Interface) 14:45 SAM reviewSAM review 15:00 Bus reviewBus review 15:30 Interoperability V. Collaboration opportunities: Mel Koch and Brian RohrbackBrian Rohrback 16:00 CPAC programmes 16:15 Collaboration VI. Wrap up:Jeff Gunnell Notes 16:30 Actions and next steps 05:00 End