Editor’s note: Perhaps one of the biggest issues facing electric utilities as they build out the Smart Grid and deploy smart meters is how to manage the resulting data surge. In collaboration with Accenture, a global leader in Smart Grid consulting, SGN presented the High Performance in Data Management webinar. As a follow-up, Accenture experts responded to many of the audience-submitted questions that weren’t answered during the event due to time constraints, including the following.
Which data classes might have most value for utilities?
Smart Grid implementations involve deployment devices as such as smart meters, grid sensors, IEDs, substation devices and mobile data terminals. This infrastructure generates large amounts of data on a daily basis, which can be categorized as:
· Operational – data that relates to electric behavior and control of grid assets
· Non-operational – condition and management of assets, not directly associated with grid power delivery
· Meter usage – interval and register reads and their associated events
· Event messages – standalone synchronous and asynchronous events from Smart Grid assets
· Metadata – standards-based enterprise semantic models that define all assets and their associated data
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