Purdue Enterprise Reference Architecture Model

Adapted from the figure in the book by Macaulay and Singer (2011).

Edit and compile if you like:

% The Purdue Enterprise Reference Architecture (PERA) model.
% Author: Erno Pentzin (2013)
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	start chain=2 going right,
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% Levels
\node [level] (Level 5) {Level 5};
\node [level] (Level 4) {Level 4};
\node [level] (Level 3) {Level 3};
\node [level] (Level 2) {Level 2};
\node [level] (Level 1.5) { };
\node [level] (Level 1) {Level 1};
\node [level] (Level 0) {Level 0};

% Descriptions
\chainin (Level 5); % Start right of Level 5
% IT levels
\node [desc, it] (Archives) {Archives/File Servers};
\node [desc, it, continue chain=going below] (ERP) {ERP/Finance/Messaging};
% ICS levels
\node [desc] (Operations) {Operations Management/Historians};
\node [desc] (Supervisory) {Supervisory Controls};
\node [desc, text width=3.5cm, xshift=2.25cm] (PLC) {PLC/RTU IP Communication};
\node [desc, text width=3.5cm, xshift=-4.5cm] (SIS) {Safety Instrumented Systems};
\node [desc, xshift=2.25cm] (IO) {I/O from Sensors};

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