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UsingCIMinEnterpriseModelManagement
VarunPerumallaEnterpriseInforma8onModelingEngineer
(USmemberofIECTC57WG13andWG16)
CaliforniaISO
CIMUserGroupMee8ng2016,Atlanta,GA
Welcome and Presentation Outline
• Background
• Objectives of Enterprise Model Management
• What is Enterprise Model Management
– Consolidation of Technologies
– Business Process Improvements
– Centralized Model Management
• Use of CIM in Enterprise Model Management
• Challenges and Lessons Learned
• Future Road Map
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Background
California ISO (CAISO) established in 1998 CAISO is regulated by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
CAISO manages 80% flow of electricity in California and small part in Nevada
Major Milestones Market Redesign and Technology Upgrade (MRTU) – 2009 Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) – 2014
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Background What is Energy Imbalance Market (EIM)?
Ø find low-cost generation to meet demand every 5 minutes
Ø find low-cost renewable energy across state lines in real-time
EIM Benefits Since November 2014 Ø cost benefits — $114.35 million Ø carbon emissions — reduced more than 143,695 metric
tons
Portland General Electric and Idaho Power have agreed to participate beginning in 2017 and 2018
Potential EIM participants Ø Mexican grid operator El Centro Nacional de Control de
Energía (CENACE) for Baja California Norte Ø Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)
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Objectives of Enterprise Model Management
1. Model Maintenance — centralized model management across the enterprise centralized model maintenance centralized deployment process
2. Model Deployment — flexibility and efficiency in model update and
deployment cycle time based model maintenance bulk and Incremental payloads
3. Adaptability to merge models from multiple balancing authorities
4. Automation reducing the testing cycle of network model builds
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REFERENCE MODEL DATA SOURCES
Consolidation of Technologies
Network Model Market Models
SCADA Measurements Contingencies
Branch Groups / TCORs
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GDB Market Systems
Transmission Register
CSV Files / Spreadsheets
Master File
Enterprise Model Management System (EMMS)
One-Line Diagrams
Aggregations, Zones, Regions Resource Operating Characteristics PTO / SC Associations Seasonal Ratings Graphics Display Configurations
Business Process Improvements and Centralized Model Management
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PSLF TR
One Lines
MF
CSV’s
EIM Entities OTHER WECC PTO’s
GDB
EMS SCADA
IFM
OMS
RTCA SE
VSA DSA
IOOC
EMMS
INTERNAL VALIDATIONS PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT
Coordinated Deployments
Other
SIBR
RIMS
Value for Coordinated Model Deployments from EMMS Interrelated model components are
– validated with respect to one another prior to deployment – deployed together (or deferred together, or reverted together)
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TR
One Lines
MF
CSV’s
GDB
All Model Consuming
Systems
Related Model Components are
Deployed Together
Ratings
Market Attributes
EMS Network Model
Market Network Model
EMS One-Lines Market One-Lines
Various Elements
EMMS
Related Model Components are Validated with Respect to One
Another
Model Build Process
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PTO’s OTHER EIM Projects: |A|B|…|J|
Time
EMMS
DB 79 DB 80
a
b
z
a1 a2 a3
Validate
MCR’s
Test
WECC
EMS
MKT
RTCA
OMS
OTHR
Stage
EMS
MKT
RTCA
OMS
OTHR
Production
EMS
MKT
RTCA
OMS
OTHR
CIM XML
03/01/2016 07/01/2016
T – 10 weeks T – 1 week T – 2 days
T
T – 10 weeks T – 1 week T – 2 days
Dynamic Build Process
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PTO’s OTHER EIM Projects: |A|B|…|J|
Time
EMMS
DB 79 DB 80
a
b
z
Validate
Test
WECC
EMS
MKT
RTCA
OMS
OTHR
Stage
EMS
MKT
RTCA
OMS
OTHR
Production
EMS
MKT
RTCA
OMS
OTHR
CIM XML
Dynamic Changes
03/01/2016 07/01/2016
EMMS SOA Architecture
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Enterprise Model Management System
(EMMS)
SCADA and AGC
Transmission Network
Applications (TNA)
Real Time Market (RTM)
Day Ahead Market (DAM)
Voltage Stability Analysis (VSA)
ESB
PI
Master File (MF)
Outage Management
System (OMS)
Interchange Transaction
System (ITS)
Automated Load Forecast
System (ALFS)
Market Quality System (MQS)
EngineeringDataFlow
Engineering&RuntimeDataFlow
XML
RDF
ParticpatingTransmissionOwners(PTO)PeakReliability(PEAKRC)
EnergyImbalanceMarket(EIM)
OtherInternalModelingChanges
XML
Inputs
Use of CIM in Enterprise Model Management CAISO has taken the approach of using CIM RDF XML for network model payloads and CIM XSD profiles for all other payloads CIM RDF XML Network Models
Ø two network models — Grid reliability model and market model Ø GE PSLF (bus branch) to simplified CIM (breaker node) Ø model type — EMS only or market only or both Ø IEC 61970 package Ø Why CIM Converters??
§ CIM 10 to CIM 15 § CIM 15 to CIM 10
• CIM XSD Profiles Ø IEC 61970, IEC 61968 and IEC 62325 packages Ø contingency data Ø dynamic network model data (like Branch Groups, etc.) Ø future phase — market reference data, transmission registry data
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Use of CIM in Enterprise Model Management
Web Service Pattern o request-response pattern for NERC CIP applications o publish-subscribe pattern for all other applications
UML Model Maintenance o tools used, Sparx EA, CIMTool and Data Modeler (vendor product) o enterprise UML model comprises of 3 packages
§ IEC CIM packages § CAISO extensions § vendor extensions
o utmost care has to been taken while creating extensions
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Challenges and Lessons Learned Seamless Integration
o exchange of CIM RDF network model with EIM entities o exchange of CIM XSD profiles with different vendors within CAISO
EMMS Challenges o supporting both CIM 10 and CIM 15 network model files o challenges & Issues during conversion process of CIM 10 to CIM 15 o any change to EMMS will impact all downstream applications o RDF XML to XSD XML conversions proving to be costly; limitation of the
product architecture
Enterprise Semantic Model Challenges o maintaining CIM 10 and CIM 15 UML models o exchange and co-ordination of enterprise UML model between CAISO
and prime vendor o Data Dictionary and Service (or UDDI) Registry
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Future Road Map Network Model Builds Frequency
Quarterly — all changes to full network model Monthly — all changes to full network model with the exception of Tie, BAA, boundary changes and EIM data elements Weekly — all changes to full network model with the exception of Tie, BAA, boundary changes and EIM data elements in addition to topology (powerflow) changes Daily — modifications to ratings; attributes such as resistances, impedances, default switch positions, default tap positions, regulation voltages and statuses, MVAR capability curves, contingencies, nomograms, SCADA points, displays etc.
Reliability System Technology Upgrades (RSTU) program — an umbrella of projects that includes EMS replacement, EMMS upgrades (phase 3C), EMNA (RTCA, SE), ESB Sonic Replacement, Master File to SOA, etc. Model synchronization and activation (MSAA) — post RSTU program
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Thank you
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