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OAS Integration
OAS is designed to fit into an organisation’s existing IT architecture and supports interoperability via numerous integration technologies.
While it can be implemented as a standalone system, it can also be used as the data repository at the heart of a fully integrated set of
packages in the hydrocarbons management and operations area.
OAS is surrounded by a layer of open XML based web services known as OAS Integration Services. The services are typically consumed by third party applications and integration platforms.
OAS is integrated at all refinery levels and the following is a representative but not exhaustive list:
Each of the integration services is connected to OASNotification, a module that enables real-time events to be recorded for alerts of interface/integration activity.
Furthermore, OASNotification uses an events engine to generate and format XML messages for remote systems. Notification is capable of transmitting an XML message to a remote system via configuration, and requires no programming effort. Notification is administered using the OAS application and requires no specific third party tools for configuration.
OAS is surrounded by a layer of open XML based web services known as OAS Integration Services. The services are typically consumed by third party applications and integration platforms.
OAS is integrated at all refinery levels and the following is a representative but not exhaustive list:
- Real-time process data from process historians (OSI PI, IP21, PHD, OPC etc.).
- DCS based movement control systems (e.g. Honeywell BA).
- External movement systems (Truck/Rail/Pipeline).
- LIMS, bi-directional, lab sample request OAS->LIMS and sample results LIMS->OAS.
- Refinery scheduling systems (e.g. ORION).
- LP planning tools (e.g. PIMS, RPMS).
- Corporate ERP systems (e.g. SAP).
Each of the integration services is connected to OASNotification, a module that enables real-time events to be recorded for alerts of interface/integration activity.
Furthermore, OASNotification uses an events engine to generate and format XML messages for remote systems. Notification is capable of transmitting an XML message to a remote system via configuration, and requires no programming effort. Notification is administered using the OAS application and requires no specific third party tools for configuration.