IBM and Informi GIS did a joint presentation at the 2014 Internation Esri User Conference.
Topic: Presenting the ELVIS solution implemented at the Finnish transmission System Operator Fingrid
Presentation made on Esri European User Conference by Joan Carles Guasch i Casanova, Benet Rodríguez i Marí and Xavier Puig i Farré from Centre de Telecomunicacions i Tecnologíes de la Informació of Catalonia.
GIS Based Power Distribution System: A Case study for the Junagadh Cityijsrd.com
In this paper power distribution data (poles, transformers and transmission lines) have been mapped using GPS and high resolution remote sensing images. These details have been put in GIS using ArcGIS 9.1 software. Various things like road network and land use are also superimposed on the power distribution system GIS layer. Various types of analysis like finding a pole or circuit of specific transformer can be done using GIS tools.
The nattached document provides an estimated ROI based on historical data captured from an average to large Telecom GIS implementation; including the extensive translation, data capture, and migration.
Presentation made on Esri European User Conference by Joan Carles Guasch i Casanova, Benet Rodríguez i Marí and Xavier Puig i Farré from Centre de Telecomunicacions i Tecnologíes de la Informació of Catalonia.
GIS Based Power Distribution System: A Case study for the Junagadh Cityijsrd.com
In this paper power distribution data (poles, transformers and transmission lines) have been mapped using GPS and high resolution remote sensing images. These details have been put in GIS using ArcGIS 9.1 software. Various things like road network and land use are also superimposed on the power distribution system GIS layer. Various types of analysis like finding a pole or circuit of specific transformer can be done using GIS tools.
The nattached document provides an estimated ROI based on historical data captured from an average to large Telecom GIS implementation; including the extensive translation, data capture, and migration.
The Advanced Distribution Management System – ADMS – brings together distribution management system (DMS), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and outage management system (OMS) technologies , along with control room applications, on one, secure platform with a single user interface. With this comprehensive mission critical solution, the electric utility can monitor, analyze and control the distribution network to improve the level and quality of service.
At its core is the network model representing the as-operated state and based on the as-built state defined by the geographic information system (GIS). A load flow algorithm responds quickly to data sourced from throughout the network to analyze the balanced, unbalanced and dynamically changing network in real time. Users across the network – operators, dispatchers, management, planning engineers and others – have consistent visualization of model results in geographic, schematic and single-line diagram views. State estimation validates viewed data and estimates non-telemetered points to achieve a complete network representation.
With this accurate network model and a portfolio of robust functionalities, the utility is empowered with continuous, real-time analysis of the operational state of the network that enables self-healing capabilities. Demand can be managed through reduction of technical losses; by forecasting near-term load and applying volt/VAR control for peak shaving; and by securely integrating and managing distributed energy resources, including energy storage, to flatten the daily load curve. These and other options enabled by ADMS are key to managing demand in the face of increasing energy usage, surging energy costs and network infrastructure instability due to aging.
The ADMS represents the evolution of control room technology that will help utilities mobilize to meet increasing consumer demand and environmental obligations and reap many of the benefits all stakeholders expect from their smart grid investments.
Smart Grid The Role of Electricity Infrastructure in Reducing Greenhouse Gas ...Gruene-it.org
Most of the world’s electricity system was built when primary energy was relatively inexpensive. Grid reliability was mainly ensured by having excess capacity in the system, with unidirectional electricity flow to consumers from centrally dispatched power plants. Investments in the electric system were made to meet increasing demand—not to change fundamentally the way the system works.
A Cloud-based Online Access on Smart Energy Metering in the PhilippinesIJAEMSJORNAL
This qualitative study was conducted to identify how smart energy metering could utilize the energy consumption remotely through cloud-computing and the utilization of the data management, and data visualization of a cloud-computing. Participants are working directly in smart energy metering and cloud-computing. Results revealed that most participants believed that smart energy metering can be controlled by cloud-computing and smart energy metering offers a robust and reliable modem enabling efficient communication. Moreover, some participants believed that existing application can deliver accurate data analysis, management, operations, and customer engagement. Few participants were direct users of cloud-computing but in some utilizations particularly in high-rise buildings, malls, and manufacturing plants, they were using cloud-computing to monitor their power usages and the harmonics power supplies in their facilities. Participants believed that application can edit, collect, deliver data through the utility-grade of meter data management system and most of cloud-based has utility on data visualization from web-based energy portal and reporting tools for consumers and utilities. Some participants said thatthe system is usually compatible in the SAP system. More so, most participants believed, that the scalability, central data storage, cost-efficiency, real-time response, and securities are advantages of the system and the location of data, inefficient cloud security policy, mixing of data, term of agreement, compatibility, application programming interfaces, redundant data management and disaster recoveries are the challenges of the system.
Standard geodata models for Energy Performance of Buildings: experiences from...Piergiorgio Cipriano
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http://iet.jrc.ec.europa.eu/energyefficiency/workshop/benchmarking-energy-sustainability-cities
Jean demonstrated advanced integration of IESVE with Revit, showcasing all the import features and running through the necessary steps to build up to an energy simulation. He also covered the exchange of information parameters between the VE and Revit using import/export tools for exchanging loads data.
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) is an open access online peer reviewed international journal that publishes research and review articles in the fields of Computer Science, Neural Networks, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Plastic Engineering, Food Technology, Textile Engineering, Nano Technology & science, Power Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computational mathematics, Image processing, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, VLSI Testing & Low Power VLSI Design etc.
This paper is set against a backdrop where India is at an important juncture in the energy landscape – a
present riddled with many challenges and an imminent future of multiple opportunities led by technology
implementations. The paper begins by providing an overall context to the Indian Power scenario and
introduces the country’s ambitious smart grids vision led by security, adaptability, sustainability, reliability and
quality. In the next section, we delve deeper into the characteristics of the Indian Smart Energy ecosystem
– exploring the market potential and opportunities as well as policies that are currently in place. The third
segment is dedicated to standardization and an effort has been made to bring together all relevant standards
(including IoT) as well as policies that enable their implementation. This segment also discusses cyber security
and associated challenges, as these tenets are critical to the standards debate. The fourth segment explores
opportunities and challenges that all these bring in the areas of renewable energy, transmission, distribution,
micro-grids and security as well as their possible impact. In the final section, the paper puts forth some
actionable recommendations for stakeholders in the energy ecosystem including calling for new policies around
rooftop PVs, net metering, communications and IoT, data usage, distribution automation and management of
distributed energy resources, schemes for incentivizing stakeholders as well as greater collaboration among
ecosystem players. In doing so, it also highlights the benefits that collaborations such as those between India
and EU could bring to accelerating both standards creation as well as implementation.
Developing Multi-Agent Based Micro-Grid Management System in JADEVimukkthi Vithanage
This paper presents an implementation of a MultiAgent based Energy Management System for a micro grid with JADE (Java Agent Development Framework). The MAS is applied for a micro grid consisting of different distributed energy sources such as solar PV system, wind power system, diesel generator system, storage system, and critical and noncritical loads. Different agents are developed on JADE framework and they are given responsibilities of relevant DES’s (Distributed Energy Source) and loads. A runtime environment for Agents are created and a dynamic simulation model developed through JADE considering the intermittent qualities of renewable energy sources. The case studies presented on this paper are modeled on JADE platform. Developing MAS in JADE runtime environment using AOP (Agent-Oriented Programming) helps agents to operate with all their autonomous, rational, reactive, and proactive qualities. The use of MAS concept in micro grids improves its efficiency in various aspects. The MAS based micro grid management system implemented in JADE platform and can be used to carry out various simulations to study about agent behaviors in different environments and different system objectives. The main purpose of the paper is to prove the possibility of using multiagent concept in micro grid energy management systems.
For more information : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/339981129_Developing_Multi-Agent_Based_Micro-Grid_Management_System_in_JADE
The Advanced Distribution Management System – ADMS – brings together distribution management system (DMS), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and outage management system (OMS) technologies , along with control room applications, on one, secure platform with a single user interface. With this comprehensive mission critical solution, the electric utility can monitor, analyze and control the distribution network to improve the level and quality of service.
At its core is the network model representing the as-operated state and based on the as-built state defined by the geographic information system (GIS). A load flow algorithm responds quickly to data sourced from throughout the network to analyze the balanced, unbalanced and dynamically changing network in real time. Users across the network – operators, dispatchers, management, planning engineers and others – have consistent visualization of model results in geographic, schematic and single-line diagram views. State estimation validates viewed data and estimates non-telemetered points to achieve a complete network representation.
With this accurate network model and a portfolio of robust functionalities, the utility is empowered with continuous, real-time analysis of the operational state of the network that enables self-healing capabilities. Demand can be managed through reduction of technical losses; by forecasting near-term load and applying volt/VAR control for peak shaving; and by securely integrating and managing distributed energy resources, including energy storage, to flatten the daily load curve. These and other options enabled by ADMS are key to managing demand in the face of increasing energy usage, surging energy costs and network infrastructure instability due to aging.
The ADMS represents the evolution of control room technology that will help utilities mobilize to meet increasing consumer demand and environmental obligations and reap many of the benefits all stakeholders expect from their smart grid investments.
Smart Grid The Role of Electricity Infrastructure in Reducing Greenhouse Gas ...Gruene-it.org
Most of the world’s electricity system was built when primary energy was relatively inexpensive. Grid reliability was mainly ensured by having excess capacity in the system, with unidirectional electricity flow to consumers from centrally dispatched power plants. Investments in the electric system were made to meet increasing demand—not to change fundamentally the way the system works.
A Cloud-based Online Access on Smart Energy Metering in the PhilippinesIJAEMSJORNAL
This qualitative study was conducted to identify how smart energy metering could utilize the energy consumption remotely through cloud-computing and the utilization of the data management, and data visualization of a cloud-computing. Participants are working directly in smart energy metering and cloud-computing. Results revealed that most participants believed that smart energy metering can be controlled by cloud-computing and smart energy metering offers a robust and reliable modem enabling efficient communication. Moreover, some participants believed that existing application can deliver accurate data analysis, management, operations, and customer engagement. Few participants were direct users of cloud-computing but in some utilizations particularly in high-rise buildings, malls, and manufacturing plants, they were using cloud-computing to monitor their power usages and the harmonics power supplies in their facilities. Participants believed that application can edit, collect, deliver data through the utility-grade of meter data management system and most of cloud-based has utility on data visualization from web-based energy portal and reporting tools for consumers and utilities. Some participants said thatthe system is usually compatible in the SAP system. More so, most participants believed, that the scalability, central data storage, cost-efficiency, real-time response, and securities are advantages of the system and the location of data, inefficient cloud security policy, mixing of data, term of agreement, compatibility, application programming interfaces, redundant data management and disaster recoveries are the challenges of the system.
Standard geodata models for Energy Performance of Buildings: experiences from...Piergiorgio Cipriano
Presentation at the workshop "Benchmarking Energy Sustainability in Cities" organised by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (Torino, 25/11/2014):
http://iet.jrc.ec.europa.eu/energyefficiency/workshop/benchmarking-energy-sustainability-cities
Jean demonstrated advanced integration of IESVE with Revit, showcasing all the import features and running through the necessary steps to build up to an energy simulation. He also covered the exchange of information parameters between the VE and Revit using import/export tools for exchanging loads data.
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) is an open access online peer reviewed international journal that publishes research and review articles in the fields of Computer Science, Neural Networks, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Plastic Engineering, Food Technology, Textile Engineering, Nano Technology & science, Power Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computational mathematics, Image processing, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, VLSI Testing & Low Power VLSI Design etc.
This paper is set against a backdrop where India is at an important juncture in the energy landscape – a
present riddled with many challenges and an imminent future of multiple opportunities led by technology
implementations. The paper begins by providing an overall context to the Indian Power scenario and
introduces the country’s ambitious smart grids vision led by security, adaptability, sustainability, reliability and
quality. In the next section, we delve deeper into the characteristics of the Indian Smart Energy ecosystem
– exploring the market potential and opportunities as well as policies that are currently in place. The third
segment is dedicated to standardization and an effort has been made to bring together all relevant standards
(including IoT) as well as policies that enable their implementation. This segment also discusses cyber security
and associated challenges, as these tenets are critical to the standards debate. The fourth segment explores
opportunities and challenges that all these bring in the areas of renewable energy, transmission, distribution,
micro-grids and security as well as their possible impact. In the final section, the paper puts forth some
actionable recommendations for stakeholders in the energy ecosystem including calling for new policies around
rooftop PVs, net metering, communications and IoT, data usage, distribution automation and management of
distributed energy resources, schemes for incentivizing stakeholders as well as greater collaboration among
ecosystem players. In doing so, it also highlights the benefits that collaborations such as those between India
and EU could bring to accelerating both standards creation as well as implementation.
Developing Multi-Agent Based Micro-Grid Management System in JADEVimukkthi Vithanage
This paper presents an implementation of a MultiAgent based Energy Management System for a micro grid with JADE (Java Agent Development Framework). The MAS is applied for a micro grid consisting of different distributed energy sources such as solar PV system, wind power system, diesel generator system, storage system, and critical and noncritical loads. Different agents are developed on JADE framework and they are given responsibilities of relevant DES’s (Distributed Energy Source) and loads. A runtime environment for Agents are created and a dynamic simulation model developed through JADE considering the intermittent qualities of renewable energy sources. The case studies presented on this paper are modeled on JADE platform. Developing MAS in JADE runtime environment using AOP (Agent-Oriented Programming) helps agents to operate with all their autonomous, rational, reactive, and proactive qualities. The use of MAS concept in micro grids improves its efficiency in various aspects. The MAS based micro grid management system implemented in JADE platform and can be used to carry out various simulations to study about agent behaviors in different environments and different system objectives. The main purpose of the paper is to prove the possibility of using multiagent concept in micro grid energy management systems.
For more information : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/339981129_Developing_Multi-Agent_Based_Micro-Grid_Management_System_in_JADE
In the power distribution sub-sector, which is presently the weakest link in the power supply chain, Cost-effective Technology interventions can improve the operational and financial performance of the entire power sector in India
Transformer Asset Management is an activity in transmission department and a team of engineers maintaining transformers at site through condition monitoring and preventive maintenance to avoid failures at site during the revenue earning period and loss of revenue to the utility.
Transmission Sector & Project Management of Transmission LinesMANTHAN CHAUHAN
Its a detailed Presentation of Transmission Sector & Project Management of Transmission Lines.
The company selected for this was Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd., Gandhinagar
it explaines how the indian power sector is, what is the tendering process, what is contract, bar-charts and cash flow management for the contract.
Project planning can be understood with help of a case Study, and Project Management from tendering to cash flow management can be understood by this presentation.
this is the Summer Internship Project of Mine and its Strictly unauthorised to use this presentation without author's permission.
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7. Insulator and its properties
8. Types of Insulator
9. Transmission Line Challenges in Nepal
A complete slide to teach you about basics of electrical power transmission with a lot of images. Including basic definition, one-line diagram, economy, various types of conductors, towers, poles, insulators and problems regarding transmission system. It also includes questions and discussions to clear the concept. Whole slides is written in point form, so you can catch the main concept about transmission system easily
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, promising self-driving cars, medical breakthroughs, and new ways of working. But how do you separate hype from reality? How can your company apply AI to solve real business problems?
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[Case study] Jacksonville Electric Authority: Implementing a complete enterpr...Schneider Electric
Established in 1865, Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) is a public utility owned
by the City of Jacksonville, Florida. The JEA electric system currently serves
more than 417,000 electric customers in Jacksonville and parts of three adjacent
counties.
JEA owns and operates an electric system with three generating plants and
a fourth in the planning stages, and all transmission and distribution facilities
including approximately 730 miles of transmission lines and 6,000 miles of
distribution lines.
Smart Grids:Enterprise GIS For Distribution Loss Reduction in Electric Utilit...HIMADRI BANERJI
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An accurate, up-to-date model of a utility’s distribution network is the backbone of Smart Grid technologies. But a Schneider Electric survey shows that 74% of utilities are concerned about the readiness of their network model to support Smart Grid applications. This paper presents a quantitative comparison of a Geographic Information System (GIS)–based graphic work design system vs. a CAD-based tool, demonstrating how the GIS-based design approach is better able to keep up with the continuous changes in a dynamic electrical distribution network.
IEC 61850 Interoperability at information level: a challenge for all market p...Schneider Electric
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2. Visualizing knowledge
Marko Juslin
Project Manager at Fingrid Oyj
Christian Albertsen
Energy & Utilities Industry Consultant at IBM Global Services
Nis Jespersen
IT Architect at IBM Global Services
Jens Dalsgaard
Solution Strategist and Smart Grid Specialist at Informi GIS
Briefly Presenting the Presenters
by Informi GIS
3. Visualizing knowledge
The ELVIS Project Background and Objectives
by Fingrid
Existing system custom developed over 20-30 years
Old legacy application that is difficult use (old technology) and not fulfilling
todays business needs
Lack of agility when responding to new requirements.
Fingrid's IT strategy is to use standard applications
Prior to significant grid investments in the coming years
Fingrid has tendered a new solution for designing and managing the grid and projects.
Prior to European regulations (ENTSO-E) requirement for grid model management
4. Visualizing knowledge
ELVIS High Level Objectives
by Fingrid
Increasing operative efficiency
• Increasing proactivity in calculations, monitoring and maintenance
• Reduce on-going costs of asset/grid planning and maintenance system
• Ensure efficient support of workflows and business processes
Single source for power system information
• Improving information access and usability within stakeholders
• Allow integration with internal and external IT systems by CIM compliance
Adding cost aspect to operation and power system components
• Enhanced business planning through cost operational analytics
Implement solution based on standard systems with a minimum of
customization
A more efficient tool for Fingrid's asset and operation management
by replacing existing tailor-made grid information systems
by integrated best-of-breed standard software products
5. Visualizing knowledge
Fingrid Among the Best in ITOMS*Study
by Fingrid
28 participants
delivering to 1/3
of the world
population
A highly
respected
study
Very detailed
*ITOMS: International Transmission Operations & Maintenance Study
6. Visualizing knowledge
ELVIS Business Process Support
by IBM
Grid &
Asset Modeling
Growth Clearance, Crossing
& Real Estate Management
Relay Modeling and
Calculations
Grid and Asset
Calculations
Electrical Grid Modeling
and Calculations
Workorder and
Maintenance
Project
Management
Outage Management &
Switching Planning
Disturbance
Management
7. Visualizing knowledge
An Overview of the ELVIS Solution
GIS
Maximo
PSS®ODMS PSS®E
IPS CAPEPrimavera
1. Complete grid documentation in one place
2. Integrated with asset and work management
3. Integrated project planning
4. CIM based electrical grid model generated
from GIS model
5. Electrical calculations and analysis
6. Relay management and calculations
by IBM
8. Visualizing knowledge
GIS
Maximo
PSS®ODMS PSS®E
IPS CAPEPrimavera
1. Complete grid documentation in one place
2. Integrated with asset and work management
3. Integrated project planning
4. CIM based electrical grid model generated
from GIS model
5. Electrical calculations and analysis
6. Relay management and calculations
by IBM
Our Focus in This Presentation
9. Visualizing knowledge
The PowerGrid Data Model in GIS
The objectives / requirements behind the PowerGrid data model are:
Must hold complete and topologically correct documentation of the grid
Must support asset management in cooperation with Maximo
Must support extract to CIM for subsequent complex analyses
Must support life cycles from planning till decommissioning
Must require a minimum of customization compared to standard ArcGIS/ArcFM
GIS
by Informi GIS
10. Visualizing knowledge
The PowerGrid Data Model in GIS
Inspired by the CIM standard
Easing extract to CIM
Easing the dialogue with and use by power engineers
Supports consolidated documentation of the entire grid
Towers, overhead lines, earth wires, spans, cables, phase sequence and
transpositioning, grouping as transmission lines, line sections, branches…,
loadability, pi equivalent data, mutual coupling, substations, bus bars, bays,
circuit breakers, disconnectors, ground switches, capacitor banks, reactors,
current and potential transformers, power transformers, neutral network…
by Informi GIS
12. Visualizing knowledge
Critical Integration Points
by IBM
Unversioned
hierarchical model of
logical locations and
physical assets
Versioned geospatial
representation of grid
elements, master of grid
connectivity
Versioned grid model
of grid connectivity
and electrical
characteristics
13. Visualizing knowledge
ArcGIS – Maximo Data Flow
by IBM
WebSphere ESB
ArcGIS
Maximo Spatial
Maximo
Data exchanged via web services, Features
mapping to Locations, selected Asset
attributes returned
Maximo Spatial ”Map Tab” through ArcGIS
REST services, providing geospatial context
of Locations
14. Visualizing knowledge
Critical Integration Points
by IBM
Unversioned
hierarchical model of
logical locations and
physical assets
Versioned geospatial
representation of grid
elements, master of grid
connectivity
Versioned grid model
of grid connectivity
and electrical
characteristics
15. Visualizing knowledge
GIS–ODMS Integration
IEC-CIM Mapping
by IBM
The GIS Powergrid model is a CIM
adaption, but must still first and
foremost serve as a GIS network model.
By contrast, ODMS is pure CIM-based.
Mapping of the connectivity model is
needed.
Particular complex details include:
Mapping of switches from a point
feature into a two-terminal device.
The necessity of creating abstract
elements (Terminals and some
ConnectivityNodes) out of a more
crude model.
16. Visualizing knowledge
In order to maintain its position among the most reliable and lean Electricity Transmission
System Operators, Fingrid needed a robust, flexible and fully integrated grid, asset and work
management system – data should be entered once and distributed as needed.
The most fundamental data is the electrical grid model. Based on the PowerGrid data model
ArcGIS provides the one version of the truth – both for the operational grid as well as the
future changes. One model – designed and maintained in ArcGIS - is shared across applications.
Integration between GIS and Maximo ensures optimized grid design and maintenance
processes and ensures data consistency throughout the asset life cycle.
Utilizing CIM, the GIS – ODMS integration provides a standard way of delivering GIS grid
models to electrical design, analysis and calculation systems used throughout the industry -
ensuring that electrical grid models are maintained centrally and distributed efficiently using a
common format
Any transmission or large distribution company looking at ways of optimizing processes across
GIS, Enterprise Asset Management and Electrical Grid Calculation / Design should have a look
at the Fingrid ELVIS solution.
by Informi GIS
Summary and Conclusion
17. Visualizing knowledge
Thank You for Your Interest
The new point-of-reference tool
for Electricity Transmission
Asset and Operation
Management
Please feel free to contact us after the session
Editor's Notes
28 participants, Electricity transmission utilities from Europe, Americas, Asia and Pacific that are responsible for almost 1/3 of the global populations electricity on transmission voltage level
A highly respected study in the transmission business
Very detailed study (almost 3000 questions)