1. Facilitator: Ralph Mackiewicz, SISCO
CIM-GID Implementation Experiences Wednesday 24 October, :00-3:00PM
Facilitator: Ralph Mackiewicz, SISCO

2. Agenda 3 Presentations of systems with some common attributes
All systems use CIM modeling concepts to define data exchange between internal systems applications for enterprise application integration (EAI).
All systems distribute the modeling information across an enterprise service bus (ESB) so that external applications can utilize the models.
All systems use standardized interface services of the Generic Interface Definition (GID) of IEC to distribute models and data.

3. CIM and GID Provide a common agreement on What data is exchanged
The Common Information Model (CIM)
Provide a common agreement on How to exchange the data
The Generic Interface Definition (GID)

4. GID provides standardized interface services
GID is a platform independent version of interface standards supporting model driven services.
GID interfaces reference data in the context of a common data exchange model, the CIM.
GID services are “generic” in that they are common services that most systems need. Not “specific” services unique to individual systems.

5. GID Service Definitions
Generic Data Access (GDA): For model management and distribution of updates.
High-Speed Data Access (HSDA): For access to real-time measurement data.
Time Series Data Access (TSDA): For access to historical measurement data.
Generic Events and Subscriptions (GES): For pub/sub of generic XML messages.
For more information on GID:
Access the GID Tutorial Presentation on the CIM Users Group Web Site

6. Presentations Darren Brungardt, Kansas City Power & Light
KCPL's strategy for CIM and GID : Using CIM and PI AF for Model-Driven Asset Management
Ron Montgomery, IBM
Applying CIM/GID concepts in other industries: Information Integration Framework for Chemical & Petroleum Industries
Andrey Berezin, FGC-UES – Slava Maximov, Croc – Kostya Sipachev, Croc
Application of CIM-GID to FGC-UES SSPI Project
Panel Session Prior to Break for Questions & Answers