Building Automation Systems Division (also known as BASDIV) fastest growing division of ISA aimed at helping our members grow professionally and technically. The primary goals of BASDIV are to provide clarity around these ever-evolving spaces, develop useful technical content of building automation, develop standardized approaches to solve critical problems, and provide a networking and collaboration platform for its professionals. By bringing together community of experts in BAS domain, BASDIV aims to evaluate the trends and best practices regularly.
ISA's understanding and focus of Building Automation System Division continually evolve to adapt to the new technology integration like IoT, AI, Cloud platform be a source of certification & education to increase professional competency throughout the worldwide community, constant developments of new technologies, new applications, and new concepts from most of the major Builders, Architects, Building automation Integrator , research institutions, and even governmental agencies.


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  • @ Jim Federlein Thanks for the response & reaction to my specific question of ISA Internationalisation. The specific point what I wish to bring to your notice is- similar to ASME & IEC, all our ISA Standards have to be specific and authoritative; should not limit itself ...

  • Dr A.Ramanathan, You asked "... is it not necessary to have updates on ISA 5.1 and make ISA Standards updated?" ISA-5.1 recently underwent a major revision and was published earlier this year. Public requests for changes and clarifications were primary considerations. ...

  • @ Alan Bryant Noted your point about referring to r he ISA book "Instrumentation and Control System Documentation" (Meier & Meier). However with the evolution of smart P&ID & mechatronics fast developing, is it not necessary to have updates on ISA 5.1 and make ISA Standards ...

  • There is also the ISA book "Instrumentation and Control System Documentation" (Meier & Meier). While it is not a standard, it does have some useful information. ------------------------------ Alan Bryant Engineer Oxy Inc Pearland TX ------------------------------

  • Dear all, Just talking about the USA big parts of the story fits. Worldwide it is different cattle of fish. The ISA standards are less implemented as in a couple of decades before (the ISA S 5.1 was referred to, used and bypassed per project as was convened. ...

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