Hi,
On 16/09/16 10:04, KOBAYASHI Yoshitake wrote:
Hi all,
On 2016/09/16 2:36, Agustin Benito Bethencourt wrote:
Hi,
On 15/09/16 17:44, Paul Sherwood wrote:
On 2016-09-15 16:23, Noriaki Fukuyasu wrote:
I think this is an extremely helpful post.
Why dont we start bring the stories of "Linux in the civil
infrastructures in the world" together, and start a series of blog
posts at the CIP website?
I'd personally prefer to see the discussion start on this list, rather
than blog posts, since that way people can question, comment and
discuss.
If people/companies are willing to contribute the stories, I would be
more than happy to set up a blog section to the CIP web.
I would be very interested in hearing & promoting the use cases
regardless of members and non-members.
If the use cases are so complex that requires a blog or authors want
to use them internally for marketing/promo, then a blog would be
probably the best option.
Starting a blog is a big commitment over time though. I would start a
little smaller using:
* This mailing list, as Paul suggested.
* CIP presentations at events.
** Slides and videos of our talks where the cases are described.
Once we get more robust as project, we can create a blog. Meanwhile,
we can post the outcome of our presentations and use this mailing list.
I suggest to bring here (mailing list) a couple of cases and getting
one of them into the ELCE or LinuxCon presentation, for instance, or
something in this line.
I am planning to show a demo at ELC-E which explains a candidate use
case of CIP.
The demo will be a full power plant simulator and controller. In this demo,
Linux runs on all controllers to control plant systems.
The above demo is just an example.
You just open my appetite for knowing more. If possible, share here some info and I will be more than happy to help shaping the presentation to make an even bigger hit.
It might be better to provide some typical development and maintenance
schedule/process
to explain why CIP is important for civil infrastructure systems.
Agree.
There is another aspect that many do not consider when approaching the maintenance problem which is risk.
We are very use to nowadays to evaluate maintenance costs. But maintenance might involve very high risks in certain environments and tackle them might require a heavy investment. This might heavily affect the maintenance policies.
I am curious about how Toshiba face this topic for the power plan use case you are proposing.
Best regards,
Yoshi
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