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• Utility Integration Bus Overview
• Bring CIM and GID into the OSIsoft PI System:UIB Adapter for the PI System
• CIM Wrapper for RDBMS Applications: Virtual Data Warehouse (VDW) for UIB 
• Transform ICCP-TASE.2 Data into CIM: UIB Adapter for ICCP-TASE.2

• SISCO's Vision of Standardized Interfaces, Models, and Protocols
• Standards for Transmission and Distribution System Integration: Towards Plug and Play of Utility Applications.
• The Knowledgeable Utility
• Utility Information Integration - IEEE HICSS 2000
• Integrating Utility Operations and Business Management (ERP)
  

• Provides utility specific extensions to off-the-shelf EAI middleware based on international standards.


• Provides data access across the UIB in the context of a common information model (CIM) that eliminates application dependencies resulting in an integration architecture that doesn't break as changes are made.

• GDA interfaces support distibution of model change notices across the bus enabling application adapters to automatically detect model changes.

• Supports XML models per IEC 61970 and IEC 61968 including full, partial, and incremental imports.

• Application adapter development is simplified with mapping tools that provide an easy-to-use GUI for assigning application data to common model objects.

• Supports IBM WebSphere® and other middleware. Portable to other platforms.

• Enables you to leverage your existing investment in legacy applications by providing a mechanism for "wrapping" the legacy applications using standardized APIs and services based on the Generic Interface Definition (GID) of IEC 61970 including:



• Generic Data Access (GDA) for model access and managment.
• High-Speed Data Access (HSDA) for access to real-time data.
• Time-Series Data Access (TSDA) for access to historical data.
• Generic Events and Subscriptions (GES) for publishing and subscribing to generic XML messages.
• OLE for Process control (OPC) for Data Access  (DA) and historical data access (HDA).