Paper: Integrating Industrial PLC Equipment with Higher Level Software

For over 15 years I have worked on building large distributed control systems that integrate custom applications, industrial control platforms and intelligent network devices into large distributed control systems.  In some we integrated these control and data acquisition system with large enterprise grade databases.  Today there are a lot of organisations talking about the “Internet of Things” and how to do this on a larger scale. 

ICALEPS 2013 - our Papers

Elder Matias, CEO Mighty Oaks to present two papers at the 14th International Conference on Accelerator &
Large Experimental Physics Control Systems October 6-11, 2013 The Hyatt Regency Embarcadero Center San Francisco, California,

Papers MOPPC040 and TUCOBAB05 to be presented at ICALEPCS 2013.

Change in Ownership

For immediate release:  July 1st 2013. Meewasin Analytics Inc. purchased Mighty Oaks and Elder Matias becomes CEO of Mighty Oaks.  

Meewasin Analytics has been providing consulting in the management of larger scale particle accelerator control systems in several countries.  With the acquisition of Mighty Oaks is gains capacity on the software development and IT services side. 

We thank Paul Weyer for leadership he has provided to Mighty Oaks over the past 9 years. 

Elder Matias will become CEO of both Mighty Oaks and Meewasin.  

ScienceStudio - Leasons Learned

ScienceStudio was a project that I had the pleasure to manage.  Like all great projects it comes down to buildings the correct team.  Our managment team consisted of three people Stewart McIntyre who was not only the user champion but drove the direction of the entire program and  Mike Bauer who was the PI on the subsequent project called ANISE run out of SharcNet.  Our friends at Canarie, Industry Canada, the Canadian Light Source and IBM who funded the project.

U of S researchers create link between Brazilian and Canadian synchrotrons

Use of advanced internet technology to bring scientists and leading-edge research infrastructure together half a world apart has been demonstrated between the national synchrotron facilities of Canada and Brazil.