ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Task Group 1 Backhaul Implementation February 2014 Update

1. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Task Group 1Backhaul ImplementationFebruary 2014 Update

2. ISA100.15 WG Timeline Backhaul Architecture Model • 2009 • Backhaul Uses Cases and Requirements Completed Jan • Backhaul Request for Information (RFI) Development Feb - Oct • Review of RFI Responses by ISA100.15 Dec • 2010 • RFI Gap Analysis Competed Feb • Backhaul Security Modeling using ISA99 Methods Apr • First Wireless HSE Backhaul to Conventional I/O Operational Aug • First Wireless HSE Backhaul to WirelessHART Operational Nov • 2011 • Backhaul Architecture Model – Interfaces, Security Mar • Backhaul Architecture Model – Flow Control May • Backhaul Architecture Model approved by ISA100.15 Oct • 2012 • Backhaul Architecture Model approved by ISA100 Apr • Backhaul Architecture Model approved by ISA S&P Board Oct • Backhaul Architecture Model published by ISA Dec

3. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Implementation TG 1 Charter and Objectives • Charter • Provide technical report to guide implementation and operation of monitoring and control protocols over wireless backhaul networks complying with the Wireless Backhaul Architecture Model developed by the ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Networking Working Group. • Objectives • Document and analyze actual wireless backhaul end user applications and determine the technical requirements for successful communication over various wireless backhaul technologies. • Map the end user application requirements to the interfaces described in Wireless Backhaul Architecture Model. • Based on the requirements and mapping, develop technical report to guide implementation and operation of monitoring and control protocols over the identified wireless backhaul technologies including considerations for configuration management, security, flow control and interoperability. Target audiences will be identified. • Note: Development of compliance tests or test procedures is not part of the charter.

4. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Implementation TG1 Mission, Goals, Critical Success Factors MISSION Successful End User Application of Backhaul Networks GOALS Implementation Methodology Educated Implementers Sustainability CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS Selection Security Availability Reliability Management Awareness Maintainability Verification

5. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Implementation TG 1 Assignment areas Hiroshi - Lead a subgroup focusing on HSE requirements Penny - Update wireless technologies summary Dave G. – ROM end user application needs and wants (Specific radios, security needs, etc.) General Project Management, minutes, etc. Cliff – Provide general wireless backhaul use cases and architecture (General automation) Herman – General analysis Fahd – Provide input on end user architectures (oil and gas) Provide input on power and spectrum restrictions in middle east David W. – General issues relating to wireless networks Provide input on power and spectrum restrictions in USA Soloman – Input on security requirements Input on end user applications (oil and gas) Input on end user requirements for smart grid Input on WirelessHART and ISA100.11a networks (vendor neutral) Cyrus – Input on backhaul use in power industry

6. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul TG 1 Final Deliverables • Backhaul Implementation Technology Report • Target Audience 1 Skills: Requirements Analysis • Target Audience 2 Skills: Project Management • Target Audience 3 Skills: Telecommunications, Networking, Security, IT • Target Audience 4 Skills: Control System Integration, Control Strategy, Design • Target Audience 5 Skills: Construction and Commissioning • Backhaul Implementation Training • Target Audience 1 Skills: Telecommunications, Networking, Security • Target Audience 2 Skills: Control System Integration, Control Strategy • Target Audience 3 Skills: Construction and Commissioning • Target Audience 4 Skills: Inspectors and Auditors • Backhaul Implementation Sustainability Technical Report • Target Audience 1 Skills: Operators • Target Audience 2 Skills: Engineering and Maintenance • Target Audience 3 Skills: Inspectors and Auditors • Backhaul Implementation Sustainability Training • Target Audience 1 Skills: Operators • Target Audience 2 Skills: Engineering and Maintenance • Target Audience 3 Skills: Inspectors and Auditors

7. ISA100.15 Backhaul Implementation TG 1 Interim Deliverables • TG1 Project Plan • Wireless Backhaul Attribute Classes • Used in Implementation Technical Report • Backhaul Technologies Summary • Used in Implementation Technical Report • Technology and Application White Papers as needed • Shared, Slow backhaul example • Security

8. ISA100.15 Backhaul Implementation TG1 Document Plan Requirements Analysis Phase Use Cases Requirements Example Implementations Final Validation Wireless Backhaul Architecture Model Technical Report Projects Wireless Backhaul Networking Use Cases Wireless Backhaul Networking Requirements Fieldbus Foundation/ ISA Cooperation (FIC) ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Networking Working Group Wireless Backhaul Implementation Technical Report Wireless Backhaul Attribute Classes Wireless Backhaul Implementation TG1 System Level Requirements. System Engineering Guidelines Validated Technical Report Remote Operations Management End User Applications FOUNDATION for ROM Demonstration Working Group Wireless Backhaul Implementation ISA Training ISA Training Modules FOUNDATION for ROM Training FF Training Modules

9. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Characteristics Matrix WBIP Technical Report Each cell in the matrix would have a corresponding tutorial and example in the technical report. Shared – Slow Backhaul Priority Control Tutorial

10. ISA100.15 Wireless Backhaul Implementation TG 1 Timeline • 2013 • Call for Interest in the Wireless Backhaul TG 1 Sep 30 • issued to ISA100 Committee • Fifteen people responded to the call for interest Oct • F2F Informational meeting at ISA100 in Nashville Nov 7 • F2F Kickoff meeting hosted by the Fieldbus Foundation in Austin, TX Dec 10-12 • 2014 • WebEx planning meeting Jan 9 • F2F Development meeting hosted by ISA in Orlando, Florida Feb 12-13 • WebEx development meeting Mar 11