= Projects =

POSC Caesar (PCA) runs or participates in research and joint industry projects that develop reference data and semantic technology. Usually PCA requires to be the owner of IPR to all reference data developed in these projects so they can easily be made available for the global industry through PCA's [wiki:Rds Reference Data Services (RDS)]. Furthermore, PCA pro-actively works for that other organizations shall adopt these reference data like ISO, W3C, Energistics, OASIS, MIMOSA, FIATECH and
so on, into their products and services.

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 [wiki:IOHN IO in the High North] (2008-2012)::
  Twenty-five companies from different parts in the value chain have joined forces to design, implement and demonstrate a reliable and robust ICT architecture to be used for petroleum exploration and production in remote settings, such as the Arctic.

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 [wiki:IdsAdiProject IDS/ADI]::
  The project shall develop product models that are independent of presentation formats and link these models to types of data sheets and Work to Work interactions.

 [wiki:Depuis DEPUIS]::
  DEPUIS (Design of Environmental Products Using Information Standards) is an EU co-funded research project managed by ENEA. The objective of DEPUIS is to improve the environmental friendly design of new products and services through the innovative use of new information standards.

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 [wiki:IIP Integrated Information Platform] (2004-2008)::
  The Integrated Information Platform (IIP) project makes important contributions toward resolving one of the major challenges on the way towards realisation of Integrated Operations (IO); the establishment of a real-time information pipeline, based on open standards, that supports both generations of IO.

 [wiki:Cascade CASCADE] (2002-2004)::
  CASCADE (Co-operation and Standards for life Cycle Assessment Data in Europe was an EU co-funded GROWTH project managed by ENEA.