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           (1)    The safety requirements for physical systems  [3] X. Ye, M. Yu, W. S. Song, and S. H. Hong, “An asset
           specify the safety requirements for physical systems in the  administration shell method for data exchange between
           AAS system,  including physical system safety, electrical  manufacturing software applications,” IEEE Access,
           system safety, mechanical system safety, intrinsic safety, and   vol. 9, pp. 144171-144178, 2021.
           functional safety.
                                                              [4] M. Redeker, S. Volgmann, F. Pethig, and J. Kalhoff,
           (2)    The  functional  safety requirements  specify the  “Towards Data Sovereignty  of Asset Administration
           technical requirements related to the AAS safety functions,  Shells across Value Added Chains,” ETFA 2020-25th
           including the safety risk analysis of the information system,  Annual Conference on Emerging Technologies and
           the safety function design of the information system, and the  Factory Automation, Vienna, Austria, 2020, pp. 1151-
           safety integrity level assessment of the information system.  1154.

           (3)    The information security requirements specify  [5] B. S. Lv, Y. P. Zhang, F. Yang, and J. P. He, “Edge
           various information security related technical requirements  Asset Management based on Administration Shell in
           involved in the AAS system, including information security  Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems,” IECON 2020  -
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                10. CASE STUDY: AAS CONFIGURATION             [6] S. Cavalieri and M. G. Salafia, “Asset Administration
                                   TOOL                           Shell for PLC Representation Based on IEC 61131–3,”
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           The AAS standard system architecture can help develop the
           AAS tool/platform. Therefore, according to AAS standard   [7] DIN SPEC 91345: Reference Architecture Model
           system architecture, we have design an AAS configuration   Industrie 4.0 (RAMI4.0), DIN Std. DIN SPEC 91345,
           tool. It can describe an entity asset in accordance with the   2016.
           AAS standard specification, and it can be recognized by the
           AAS operation tool. The AAS configuration tool needs to   [8] A. Sidorenko, M. Volkmann, W. Motsch, A. Wagner,
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                           11. CONCLUSION
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           AAS application. This paper explores and establishes a set   Automation (ETFA), Zaragoza, Spain, 2019, pp. 1235-
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           technologies, tools/platforms, evaluation,  security,  and   [10] X. Ye and S. H. Hong, “Toward  I4.0 components:
           industry application. It is expected that relevant work can   Insights  into  and  implementation  of  asset
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