Overview

of

GIS

Tarun Batra, HoG- GIS & Field Force Automation

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What is GIS

Building Blocks of Futuristic Utility

TPDDL’s GIS Journey

Component of GIS

Project Phase of GIS

GIS Applications

GIS Landscape

Product Bouquet

Integration Architecture

GIS Team Structure

Presentation Outline

What is GIS?

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• GIS is Geographical Information

System which gives information on

geography on your Laptop/ tablet/

mobile even when you are not

physically present in that area.

Building Blocks of Futuristic Utility

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• Robust Network • Adequate for present and mid term load growth, firm plan for long term

• Whether independent

• Inbuilt Redundancy

• Monitoring and Control • Remote monitoring to avoid outage, maintain tech. loss and Voltage level

• Remote control of network elements in Grid Sub station (33/11KV)

• Facilitate switching and automated control of 11 KV network beyond 33/11

KV substation too in both U/G and O/H lines

• Positively Engage Customers and enrich experience• Proactive Sharing of planned outage information to customer through

SMS and website

• Integrated CRM to take all customer calls and update them on outage

status rather than taking just complaints

• Update on real time outage of the customers in case of known outages

Building Blocks of Futuristic Utility

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• Advanced Distribution Asset Management – To harness full potential of the technologies implemented, integration is must

– Integrated SCADA—DMS—OMS---GIS---CRM--ERP

– Integrated ERP, GIS Design Manager, SCADA and Network Planning Tools

– Field Force Automation integrated with CRM, SCADA/DMS/OMS, Work

Management

• Smart Technologies– Advance Metering Infrastructure

– Auto Demand Response

– Home Area Network

– DER (Solar, Tidal, Wind)

– Enterprise Service Integration

– Data Historian

– Data Analytics

World

TPDDL’s GIS Journey

2004-2006

GIS Roll out

Custom data model

2006-2008

Integration with SAP

Point to Point Integration

2008-2010

GIS-SCADA/DMS Syncing

Off line/ Manual Syncing

2010-till date

GIS-OMS integration

Customized Integration

2016

SOA/CIM compliant GIS (Smallworld-EO)

## Standard Adapter for OT (ADMS), IT (SAP)

## CIM Data for integration with smart technologies

Windows 2003,Windows XP Windows 2012, Windows 8

Windows CE Android

Gradual Sunset

Windows XP & Server 2003

Offline Maps (Eicher) Online Maps OGC Maps

Closed Architecture SCADA/DMS/OMSStandard (CIM) based

SCADA/DM/OMS

Operation with

Risk of

unsupported OS

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0.4KV

Network Hierarchy Network terminology Technology

SCADA

OMS

66 or 33KV

11KV

0.4KV

Distribution Network…Monitoring & Control

DMS/DA

Geo

graph

ic Info

rmatio

n System

Communication Network

Components of GIS

Land base Land base of Licensed areas is developed using

satellite image, total station and field survey.This includes road network, built up & Non-built up Consumers and NDPL buildings, parks,footpath, road center line, water area etc.

Electrical Network Entire EHV, HT and LT Network from grid station

to consumer feed points is developed. Electrical equipments are mapped across

geography with reference to X, Y coordinates.

Consumers Customer are mapped in their respectivebuilding and its connectivity with Poles/FP/SP.

Snapshot of Created Landbase- Road, building, Park

Snapshot of Created Network – Substations, Network, service

Line and Consumers

Snapshot of Landbase, Network and consumers

• Development of RFP and evaluation of tenders

• Evaluation of Satellite Images

• Project Management

Phase I Conceptualization

Phase

• Field Survey for capturing the land base, electricalnetwork and customers along with attributesinformation

• Digitization of Land base and electrical networkalong with different attributes, information andattachment of customers.

• Application development design and testing andstudy of other business system

• IT Related Activities

• Project Management

Phase II Implementation Phase

• Integration of development data with other businesssystem(e.g. SAP, CRM, DM, Cymedist)

• Delta updation of GIS System

• Change Management (training to users)

• Project Management

Phase III

System Integration and Change Management 12

Project Phases of GIS

GIS Applications -Consumer Management

Input

• Pole No. from MMG (New Connections)

• Pole No. from Zone (Left out cases)

Processing in GIS

• Consumer Mapping through Pole No.

• Connectivity of consumer with

• LT Feeder

• Transformer

• HT Feeder

• ST Feeder

Output

• Integration with

• Energy auditing

• Revenue Protection

• Integration with OMS

• List of affected consumers

• Location of affected consumers

• Crew management

• Ref. - GIS-P-01 – Process for updation of Consumers in GIS

GIS-Applications -Network Management

Input

• Network changes due to -

• Load Balancing

• Network Extension

• Network Augmentation

• New Electrification

• Network Shifting

Processing in GIS

• Geo-referenced digitization of -

• Revised network route from zone/project

• Revised network connectivity

Output

• Integration with

• Asset Mgmt.

• Clearance for Technical completion of scheme

• Integration with OMS -

• Planned Outage

• Complaint Management

• Ref. - GIS-P-04 – Process for LT assets Updation in GIS

GIS-Applications - Asset Management

Input

• Notification for -

• Network changes (ST/HT)

• New Installation / Augmentation

• Movement

• Retirement

• Scheme clearance requests

Processing in GIS

• Geo-referenced mapping of Assets

• Tagging of Scheme

Output

• Integration with

• Asset Mgmt.

• Clearance for Technical completion of scheme

• Integration with OMS -

• Planned Outage

• Complaint Management

• Ref. - GIS-P-03 – Process for Asset Management

GIS Landscape

As-Built update

(User-GIS Team)Proposed Design

(User- NEG Team)

Intranet /

InternetEO -Web

Network

SAN

Land base

SAP

CYME

OMS

SBI Integrator

(SOA)

JDBC

Cyme Adapter

Customized OMS

Integrator

Interface

Server

Application

ServerJob Server

Web Server

CIM Adapter ADMS

Maps, Reports, Redlining

(User- Everyone)

Mobile Clients

GIS data capture

(User – GIS team)

EO- Core EO- DM

Cloud based 3rd Party

Maps

SmallWorld- Electric Office (EO)

Product Bouquet

Product Smallworld Electric Office Product Suite

Base Version 4.3.4

OEM GE

Implementation Partner CYIENT

License Summary Number

EO Core Desktop for Data Update

45

EO Design Manager for Network Design

EO Web for map view, reports & Redlining (sketching)

Enterprise

(200 concurrent)

Geo Spatial Analytics 5

EO Integration Architecture

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•CYME•OMS

• Suraksha

•Energy Audit

• SAP-ISU

•Website

•ADMS

•3rd Party Maps

• FFA

•AMI

CIM, OGC

SOA (SBI/GSS)

AdapterCustom

GIS

• Nearest CC center

• Technical Feasibility

• KCG Area redlining

• Neighboring Consumers

• Asset Equalization

• Prediction

• Dispatch

• Hierarchy

• Location

• Hierarchy

• Load Flow

• Route

• Business Continuity (Till ADMS Rollout

• Unsafe Poles

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Digitizer 1

Digitizer 2

Digitizer 3

Digitizers 4

Digitizers 5

Digitizers 6

Digitizers 7Thin

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GIS group

New Consumer Mapping

Zonal Coordinator for

Network

Asset Management

Landbase Development

Data Analysis of GIS

Training to users

Zone

Projects

MMG

GIS Team Structure

Surveyor Team

Contact: taun.batra@tatapower-ddl.com