knoxville, tn october 20, 2009 openade status and plans dave mollerstuen [email protected]
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Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
OpenADEOpenADE
Status and PlansStatus and Plans
Dave Mollerstuen
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
OpenADE Overview
What• Standardized Machine-to-Machine (M2M) interface that
permits utilities to share, at the consumer’s request and under the consumer’s direction, a broad set of that consumer’s utility data with specific 3rd Parties.
Who• Consumers!• Utilities (T&D, REPs)• 3rd Parties (Residential Energy Management, Demand
Response Aggregators, Distributed Generation, etc.)Why• Increased efficiencies, increased reliability, … (i.e. “Why
SmartGrid?”)• Standardizes interface: reduces implementation costs, time
to market
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
OpenADE Status
• OpenADE Activities– Weekly webconference (Thursdays 11a PDT /
2p EDT)– Weekly teleconference w/ ASAP-SG around
OpenADE security considerations, ASAP-SG 3rd Party Data Access profile
– NIST PAP 10 Participation• August / September PAP Workshops• Addressing numerous PAP objectives
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OpenADE Status
OpenADE Participants (sampling)Utilities 3rd Parties Consumer Government
Consumers Energy Tendril Networks Citizens Utility Board (State of Illinois)
NIST
Florida Power and Light Google UCAN PUC Texas
Oncor Greenbox NIST
Pacific Gas and Electric Comverge
Reliant Juice Technologies
Southern California Edison E:SO
San Diego Gas & Electric Efficiency 2.0
Dominion CIMple Solutions
Xtensible Solutions IBM
Microsoft
Ecologic Analytics
IntellEnergyUtil (IEU)
Sensus
Sonoma Innovation
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OpenADE Status
• Business and User Requirements Document– Progressed to v0.98; currently under balloting within
TF– Hope to call for OpenSG vote here in Knoxville
• Systems Requirements Specification– At v0.10– Some discussion to date, expect to focus almost
exclusively on SRS post-Knoxville
• Will discuss both documents in Knoxville breakouts
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Business and User Requirements
Business and User Requirements Table of Contents
1.0 INTRODUCTION1.1 Introduction to Automated Data Exchange1.2 Purpose of Document1.3 Terms and Definitions
2.0 OPENADE BUSINESS RATIONALE2.1 Background2.2 Opportunity2.3 Objectives and Success Criteria2.4 Risks2.5 Specific Business Requirements
3.0 OPENADE VISION3.1 Project Vision Statement3.2 Major Features3.3 Assumptions and Dependencies
4.0 OPENADE 1.0 SCOPE4.1 Scope of Initial Release4.2 Scope of Subsequent Releases4.3 Limitations and Exclusions
5.0 OPENADE CONTEXT5.1 Stakeholder Profiles
6.0 OPENADE USE CASES6.1 ADE Authorization - Consumer Grants Permission6.2 ADE Authorization - Consumer Extends Permission6.3 ADE Authorization – Consumer Terminates Permission6.4 ADE Publication - Utility Provides Consumer Data to 3rd Party
APPENDIX A BEST PRACTICESA.1 Authorization Termination Requests Initiated at the 3rd Party Web SiteA.2 Utility Presentation of Indemnification Clause
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Business and User Requirements
4.1 Scope of Initial ReleaseOpenADE 1.0 will be limited to the functions required for a Utility to provide a Consumer’s consumption data to an authorized, specific 3rd Party. Availability of that data will be in accordance with industry best practices and / or jurisdictional requirements.4.2 Scope of Subsequent ReleasesSubsequent versions of OpenADE will include access to the following Consumer Utility Data elements:•Pricing information•Network events•HAN and configuration information
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
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System Requirements Specification
System Requirements Specification Table of Contents1 Introduction
1.1 Purpose1.2 Scope1.3 Acronyms and Abbreviations1.4 External Considerations and References1.5 Document Overview
2 Architecture Overview2.1 Architecture Vision2.2 Architecture Guiding Principles2.3 Architectural Considerations
3 OpenADE Systems Architecture3.1 OpenADE Business Architecture View3.2 Integration Requirements Specification
3.2.1 Functional Requirements – Business Processes3.2.2 Functional Requirements – Integration Services3.2.3 Technical Requirements – Integration Services
3.3 OpenADE Application Architecture View3.4 OpenADE Data Architecture View
3.4.1 Meter Reading and Event View
3.5 OpenADE Technical Architecture View3.5.1 Security Standards3.5.2 Service Patterns3.5.3 Governance
4 Appendices4.1 Terms and Definitions
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
NIST PAP 10
• PAP 10: One of 14 Priority Action Plans identified by NIST, focused on “Standard Energy Information Usage”
• UCAIug took most of organizational responsibility at August, September NIST Smart Grid Workshop Meetings
• Objective 2: “Develop short term plans for near-term customer access to usage data based upon today’s installed meters.” – aka OpenADE
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NIST PAP 10
• Remaining PAP Objectives focused on collecting requirements around canonical expression of metering information:– OBJECTIVE 1: Develop a summary of information needs for
various means of customer information access about metering and billing. Develop requirements as quickly as possible, then reach out to SDOs to vet them and look for harmonization.
– OBJECTIVE 3: Develop composite information model that can be easily transformed without loss for transport via standards in OASIS, IEC61970/61968, IEC61850, ANSI C12.19/22, AHRAE 135, and ZigBee SEP 2
• Significant dependencies on PAP 3 (Common Pricing) and PAP 4 (Common Scheduling)
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NIST PAP 10
• Next steps– Work with mailing list participants to refine PAP
objectives– Marshal existing definitions, participants to drive
requirements elicitation
• PAP 10 Home: NIST Smart Grid TWiki @ http://collaborate.nist.gov/twiki-sggrid/bin/view/SmartGrid/PAP10EnergyUsagetoEMS
• PAP 10 Mailing List: email David Wollman ([email protected]) to join mailing list
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
OpenADE Futures
• 10/2009: OpenSG approves OpenADE 1.0 Business and User Requirements
• 10/2009: Initial draft of OpenADE 1.0 System Requirements Specification
• 10/2009: Initiate OpenADE 1.0 Services definition
• 11/2009 (?): Begin OpenADE 2.0 user requirements elicitation
• 01/2010: OpenSG approves OpenADE SRS / Services / Schemas
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
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Request for Participation
• Documents available on:– OpenSG SharePoint– SmartGridiPedia
• Breakout Sessions tomorrow (agendas TBD)– 9:30a to 12:00p– 1:00p to 2:00p (Joint session with SG Security)– 2:00p to 5:30p
• Weekly Calls– Thursdays 11a PDT / 2p EDT
• Email Reflector– Email to join (or for other requests):
• Dave Mollerstuen ([email protected])• Steven Van Ausdall ([email protected])
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Topics
OpenADE Overview
OpenADE Status
Business and User Requirements Document
Systems Requirement Specification
NIST Priority Action Plan (PAP) 10
OpenADE Futures
Request for Participation
Q & A
Knoxville, TN October 20, 2009
Q&A