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Title: Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition Systems: Interfacing End Element Equipment
Author: Robert J. Linville
Source: American Gas Association 1972
Year Published: 1972
Abstract: The installation of dependable end element equipment and the need to satisfactorily interface this equipment with a supervisory control and data acquisition system would appear to be a basic requirement of any modern gas transmission system which is automated to any degree. In order for the gas control division to control effectively the operation of a gas pipeline system, it requires considerable current system data from the numerous field locations along their pipeline system. This field data should be as reliable and accurate as is practically possible because many operating decisions and short range system forecasts are formulated by gas control personnel based on the reliability and accuracy of this information. Frequently, these decisions or forecasts regarding pipeline system operation are only as good as the end element information upon which they were based.

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