ISA Hamilton Section
 
May 2013 -  Updates & News
 

May - Summer is CloseIn This Issue:

1 - Our May Membership Meeting
2 - Privacy Policy


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Our Upcoming Membership Meeting

Date: Tuesday - May 28th, 2013
Time: 6:00 PM  -  Networking and Dinner
6:30 PM  -  ISA Hamilton - Annual General Meeting
6:45 PM  -  Membership Meeting & Presentation
RSVP: ISA Hamilton Section cordially invites you to participate in a unique opportunity to network with Industry Experts and your Automation Peers. In addition to an interesting and informative presentation, a complementary luncheon/meal will be provided. (Don't forget to advise us of any dietary restrictions you might have) 
Please RSVP by Monday morning - May 27th (or sooner) to allow us sufficient time to organize the meal and any dietary restrictions.
To confirm your attendance,  choose one of the following....
(1) Send an e-mail message to our Program Chairman (Jerry Gelata) at program@isahamilton.com
(2) Send a telefax with your confirmation to (905) 332-4127
(2) Submit the Meeting Attendance Confirmation form which you access by clicking on this link: http://www.isahamilton.com/form/meetings.html 
++ RSVP by Monday morning - May 27th or sooner ++
Venue: ABB Canada (Burlington)
3450 Harvester Road, Burlington, Ontario
Google Maps >>  Map/Directions to ABB
Subject:

Industrial Video Networking in SCADA
How to add High Bandwidth IP devices to your Plant, without killing your network

 

Supervisory Control and Data Aquistion (SCADA) systems have traditionally not been highly demanding on Network bandwidth. Where most SCADA system networks are tasked with handling handfuls of register data from PLCs and HMis , discrete I/O, and alarms in real-time, the demand for network bandwidth has tradionally been low. With the IP Convergence of IP Cameras, VoIP phones, and Plant Floor Web applications, the selection of these products and the overall network design are critical for the proper management of Network Bandwidth.

Covered will be Network Centric Bandwidth Management methods such as Unicast , Multicast , POS/QOS, VLAN, and Layer 3 Routing. A primer on IP Video technologies and acronyms will be given. We will explore Device Centric Bandwidth Management methods such as video compression (H.264 vs MPEG), and new technologies and standards such as Dynastream , CBR (Constant Bit Rate), and ONVif™ . A live video camera demonstration of how these parameters can affect performance on a plant network.

Speaker: Tim Munro - Regional Sales (Canada) - Moxa Americas

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