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Integrating Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI) with GIS to Predict

Electrical Outages

Presentation by: Allen Cousins – Senior GIS Analyst allen.cousins@avistacorp.com

Acknowledgments:Erik Lee – Electrical Engineer Robert Cloward – GIS AnalystFrank Hardisty, Ph.D. – Penn State Univ. Josh DiLuciano – Electrical Engineer

Overview

• Background

• Outage Prediction

• Implementation

• Future

Background

Established 1889

355,000 Electric Customers

314,000 Gas Customers

26,400 Sq. Miles

8 Hydro Facilities

Gas Gas ElectricElectric

CustomersCustomers

Both Both

Avista’s GISESRI ArcGIS/SDE 9.2

Oracle 10g

400+ Users

Avista Facilities Management (AFM)

– Edit - Electric and Gas

– OMS (OMT) - Electric

– Design - Electric and Gas

– Gas Compliance

– Engineering Analysis - SynerGEE

– Servers (OMT, Batch Posting, Compliance, Work, Statistics)

– Mobile – TC Technology Mapbook

OMT - Overview

• Customer driven.

• Customer outages are georeferenced.

• Logically connected network.

• Outages are assessed and prioritized.

Geographically related

Electrically related

Prioritized by number and type of customers affected

OMT – Problems

• Relies on customers to report outages.

May or may not report outage.

Customer observations may be unreliable.

• Reactive versus proactive.

• Labor and time intensive analysis.

• Delay in analysis causes restoration delays.

• Verification of outage restoration.

AMI – Overview

• Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI).

Two-way Automatic Communication System (TWACS).

• Remote meter reading.

• Allows for the “ping” of the meter.

Outage PredictionTying GIS and AMI Together

GIS

AMI

Outage Prediction

Outage PredictionService Outage

Outage PredictionTransformer Outage

Outage PredictionProtection Device Outage

Implementation - Technology

• Visual Studio .NET and C#

• Component-based Scalable Logical Architecture (CSLA .NET) by Rockford Lhotka - www.lhotka.net

• ArcObjects used to create custom trace routines to trace the GIS logical network.

• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Command Request Framework

• TWACS hijacking

ImplementationExisting Manual Outage Analysis Process

ImplementationThree Phases to Automated Outage Analysis

The Future…

• Work Process Changes

• Analysis vs. Scanning

• Storm Curve

• Verification of Restoration

Thank you for your attendance.

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