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Page 1: Control Systems I The PC: Practical Control Or Potential

Control Systems I

The PC: Practical Control

Or Potential Chaos ?

Russell Hodge

C-MAR Americas

Return to Session Directory

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VisiCalc

First introduced: May 1979

Platform: Apple ][

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A Little History

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The world’s first home computer: 1969

Price: $10,600

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Honeywell H316

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PC Development

1974/5 MITS Scelbi/Altair

1976 Apple

1977 Apple ][

1981 IBM PC

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Moore’s Law

1965: The complexity of minimum cost semiconductors doubles each year

1980: The number of transistors on a semiconductor chip will double every 18 months

1990: Computing power at fixed cost will double every 18 months

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Microprocessor Year Introduced Transistors4004 1971 2,3008008 1972 2,5008080 1974 4,5008086 1978 29,000286 1982 134,000386 1985 275,000486 1989 1,200,000Pentium 1993 3,100,000Pentium II 1997 7,500,000Pentium III 1999 9,500,000Pentium 4 2000 42,000,000Itanium 2001 25,000,000Itanium 2 2002 220,000,000Itanium 2 (9mb cache) 2004 592,000,000

Intel: Transistors Per Chip 1971 - 2004

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ExternalOperatorInterface

InternalControl Control

Internal

InterfaceOperatorExternal

PC

HUB HUB

PC

PROPULSION AND THRUSTERS

REMOTEPLC

CONTROLLERS

Dual Communication Bus

DP Topology

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ExternalOperatorInterface Interface

OperatorExternal

PC

HUB HUB

PC

PROPULSION AND THRUSTERS

InternalDisplayControl Control

DisplayInternal

CentralComputer

Station

Hardwire Connetion toPropulsion and Thrusters

DP Topology

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ExternalOperatorInterface

InternalControl Control

Internal

InterfaceOperatorExternal

PC

HUB HUB

PC

PLC PLC

PROPULSION AND THRUSTERS

Hardwire Connection toPropulsion and Thrusters

DP Topology

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ExternalOperatorInterface

InternalControl Control

Internal

InterfaceOperatorExternal

PC

HUB HUB

PC

PROPULSION AND THRUSTERS

REMOTEPLC

CONTROLLERS

Dual Communication Bus

DP Topology

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Project Life Cycles

PSV/AHT: 18 Months

Dive Vessel: 24 Months

Heavy Lift Vessel: 24 Months

Drilling Vessel: 36 Months

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Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament

Article 4

“Member States shall ensure that from 1 July 2006, new electrical and electronic equipment put on the market does not contain lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybromated diphenyl ethers.”

Japan: Green Procurement

China: Agenda 21

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Estimated Obsolescence

Technological: 3 –- 5 years

Legislative: 2 –- 3 years

The potential exists that the equipment supplied during construction may be

obsolete before completion of the project

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Estimated Obsolescence

Technological: 3 –- 5 years

Legislative: 2 –- 3 years

Operators must budget for the possibility that DP, VMS or any other electronic

control system may require replacement with five years of a vessel entering

service.

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Viruses

Filoviridae Ebola

Biosafety Level 4

Ebola hemorrhagic fever

Over 90% Fatality Rate

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Black ThursdayNovember 3, 1988

The Morris Worm is estimated to have infected some 6000 computers and brought the Internet

to a virtual standstill

It is estimated to have cost $96 million

What would be the effect if it happened today ?

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Robert Morris Jr

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VirusesTypes:

1. Worms

2. Trojan HorseLogic Bombs

Means of PropagationE-mail P2P

IRC Networks

HTML Removable Media

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Viruses

Symantec Kaspersky F-Secure

Windows 6500 722 4200

Linux 3000 33 599

Macintosh 3000 8 125

Symantec figures are approximate

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REMOVABLE MEDIA

CD – RW

DVD

ZIP

Floppy Disk

JAZZ

Tape

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NETWORK COMPONENTS

Hub/Switch

NIC

CAT 5 Cable

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Horror Stories

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SCREEN SAVERS

www.greymatter.org/satanichamsterdance/

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OPERATOR

OPERATOR STATION 2

NET A

NET B

REMOTEPROCESS

STATIONS

STATION 1

Basic Network

DP/VMS

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OPERATOR

OPERATOR STATION 2

NET A

NET B

REMOTEPROCESS

STATIONS

COMPUTER A

COMPUTER B

STATION 1Network with Additional PCs

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OPERATOR

OPERATOR STATION 2

NET A

NET B

REMOTEPROCESS

STATIONS

STATION 1

MAINTENANCE PC

Network Maintenance

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OPERATOR

OPERATOR STATION 2

NET A

NET B

REMOTEPROCESS

STATIONS

MAINTENANCE COMPUTER

STATION 1

VESSELNETWORK

Network Interconnection

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SUMMARY

Equipment obsolescence may dramatically reduce the projected operating life of a DP System

High profile Operating Systems are at greater risk of exposure to malware

Use of standard media, removable or fixed, and remote operation, increases risk of malware migration.

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Equipment ObsolescenceHigh Stock levels of spare parts

Flexibility in Spatial Design

Industry Inventory

Strategic Budgeting

REMEDIES AND PRECAUTIONS

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High Profile OS VulnerabilityLinux

Macintosh

Independent OS

REMEDIES AND PRECAUTIONS

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Standardised MediaAlternate Communications Protocols

Firewalls and Malware protection of any gateway

Non-Standard connections for networks

Non-Standard Formatting of media

REMEDIES AND PRECAUTIONS