Ralph Mackiewicz - SISCO Vendor Presentation - CIMug

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SISCO CIM Solution Overview
Ralph Mackiewicz
SISCO, Inc.
6605 19 1/2 Mile Road
Sterling Heights, MI 48314-1408 USA
Email: ralph@sisconet.com
Te;l: +1-586-254-0020 ext. 103
http://www.sisconet.com
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About SISCO
• Founded in 1983
• Founding Member
• CIMug/UCAIug
• SGIP 2.0
• Focus:
» Helping users extract value from open interoperable standards by
providing solutions based on knowledge, experience and
innovation.
• Standards:
» IEC TC57;
• CIM (IEC 61970/61968)
• IEC 61850
• ICCP-TASE.2 (IEC 60870-6)
» IEEE PES PSRC
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SISCO’s Interoperability Based CIM Integration Process
Discover
Train
Document
• Meeting with customer to learn requirements, goals, and objectives
• Discuss approaches, architectures, benefits, and trade-offs
• Build staff knowledge on CIM and approach to model-driven integration
• Focus on technical and process issues
• Requirements
• Use Cases
• Develop data exchange model including model extensions and profiles using CIM
Model
Design
Implement
• Message schemas and content and test plans
• Application Adapter design
• Application adapters
• ESB and Integration Configuration
• Functional, performance, and Interoperability testing
Test
Support - Maint.
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• System Training and hand-off
• Change management and maintenance
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SISCO’s Interoperability Based CIM Integration Process
• It is about building a framework for long-term incremental
integration.
• Increasing productivity by moving the effort from maintaining
numerous ad-hoc integration points to maintaining an enterprise
semantic model.
• SISCO’s Interoperability Based CIM Integration Process develops a
long-term cost-effective strategy that can be implemented
incrementally across multiple systems.
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SISCO Knows How to Make CIM Work for You with Grid Smarts
• A unique combination of knowledge, experience and products
that provides your organization with the capability of extracting
the value of CIM and adding it to your organization
» Detailed understanding of CIM
» Innovative thinking about how to apply CIM and model-driven application
integration to provide solutions
• Using CIM for Rapid Application Deployment of OSIsoft PI
• CIM – IEC 61850 integration/harmonization
» Capability of delivering solutions while building staff knowledge
» Solutions that use open and interoperable interfaces
» Ability and willingness to partner with your existing partners
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New Projects – New Uses of CIM
• Working to merge non-CIM (parent child) with CIM models
(mesh/association based) to apply IEC 61850 tag naming
conventions for a utility’s current OSIsoft PI Tags
• Developing solution to utilize DNP, CIM and IEC 61850 to autogenerate IEC 61850 ICD files. Will result in IEC 61850 UML
• Graphical CIM model development and management for
MicroGrids using SISCO’s CIMatic designer
• Using CIM with OSIsoft PI AF to enable Rapid Application
Deployment
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SISCO: IEC 61850 to CIM Transformation
SCL
Tool
Substation Configuration
Description
SCL to CIM Adapter
Substation Engineering
CIM
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SISCO: IEC 61850 Engineering for PI Tag Creation
ICDs
ICDs
ICDs
ICDs
ICDs
Library of device templates
including template DNP to
61850 mappings
SISCO
• Create SLD
SCL to
SCADA
Acquisition
Converter
OSIsoft
PI Tag™
SCL to
OSIsoft DNP
Interface
Configuration
Acquisition
DNP Interface
• Bind LNs to SLD*
• Binds communication
addressing
Tool
OSIsoft
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SCL to CIM
SISCO CIM
Adapter
for PI AF
Using model-driven integration to drive down the cost to build and manage
complex systems: Manage Complexity and Increase Flexibility
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Using CIM for Microgrid Solution
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61850 models used to create
standardized PI Tag names for
synchrophasors
Model extended to allow:
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CIM/IEC 61850
Intelligent Electronic Devices
Intelligent Streetlights
Charging stations
And more…
SISCO CIMatic Designer:
a model driven solution for Visio
to allow for low-cost model
creation
Extensions
IEC 61850
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CIMatic Designer
• Based on standard models of CIM and
IEC 61850
• Provides a mechanism to allow
customer extensions to the base model
• Graphical editing capability powered by
Microsoft™ Visio
» User defined graphical symbols
» Generation of SVGs
» User-friendly interface
• Supports model maintenance
capabilities that allow:
» Merging of information from various
sources
» Incremental changes to the model, which
reduce the need for full model updates
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Extending an Existing Model
Edit the model in standard
UML and start from base
model from IEC
Manages AF Elements
and Relationships
Choose the appropriate
subset - Profile(s)
Adds CIM to
Visio Stencils
Energy
Management
System
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SISCO CIMatic
Designer
Standardized XML File Formats
SISCO CIMatic Designer for Model Entry
Schema
Visio Add-In
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Instances
and
relationships
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SISCO CIMatic Designer: Single Point of Entry
Model/AF Management
SISCO CIMatic
Designer
SISCO SVG
Converter
Display Creation
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SISCO Solution and Product Methodology
Conceptual Model
Architects, Modelers,
Domain Experts
Logical Models
Enterprise Information Model,
Architecture, System Interactions
Contextual
Profiles
Design specifications & mappings
Developers
Canonical &
Physical Data
Models
Concrete exchange or repository
definitions (RDFS, XSD, DDL, etc.)
Systems and Applications
Instance
Information
Exchange
Actual exchange of information based
upon concrete exchange definitions
Designers of Information
Exchange
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Capture business requirements
(use cases, etc.)
Business Stakeholders
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In Summary….
• Provide rapid deployment of Contextual models with minimal
manual intervention
• Methodology and tooling provides a repeatable process that
allows rapid revisions and minimize mistakes
• Enterprise Architect provides electronic documentation and
report generation and is the tool of choice for IEC CIM
• Can be leveraged for non-electrical applications (e.g. custom,
ISA88, ISA95, etc.)
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Let’s Discuss at our Table Top Display
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Dank Je
Ralph Mackiewicz
SISCO, Inc.
6605 19-1/2 Mile Road
Sterling Heights, MI 48314-1408 USA
Email: ralph@sisconet.com
Tel: +1-586-254-0020 ext.103
http://www.sisconet.com
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