1. Tecnologia SCADA EMS/GMS em sistemas de missão crítica
Vicente Furlan Gerente de Vendas GE

2. Minimum core principles
SOA Integration
Cyber-Security Architecture Design
Ability to integrate with utility enterprise systems
Secure software by design Development process
Common Information Model
Application Modularity
Ability to share data between value application provider
Incremental upgrades and additions of new applications
Scalability/Performance
Situational
Awareness
Scalable to millions points to support grid automation
Awareness and decision support
User and Business processes
Modeling - Power System Data Manager & Federator
Storm Ready Solutions
Manage and coordinate models for real-time and planning
Performance and resiliency,
Advanced analytics

3. Application modularity

4. CIM Model Management for Multiple Targets
RDBMS Technology
SCADA
e-terrasource
Multi-Users
Model Repository
Multiple Workspaces
Local Users
EMS/GMS
DMS/OMS
Remote Users
WAMS
CIM Interfaces
File and Script Input
Cooperating Model Sources
File-Based Data Input
e-terrasource
Other CIM Modelers
Asset Management
GIS
SQL Scripts

5. Modular architecture - scalability
e-terrageneration
e-terratransmission
e-terradistribution
e-terrascada
e-terrahabitat
Analyst/Training Env.
Printer
Analyst Workstations
e-terrasource
e-terrasimulator
Server
Operator Workstations
e-terraarchive
Server
TrueTime NTP Server
Operation LAN
FDDI/Ethernet
Front-end
Server x 2
e-terrabrowser
WebFG Server
Routers
ICCP gateway
Server x 2
Firewalls
WAN
Serial / IP links
Substation RTUs
Router at Plant
e-terracontrol for plants e-terracontrol for substations
e-terratrust
Existing Plant DCS/Substation DCS
Active Directory Servers

6. Simulator (DTS) (OTS) Blackstart Support Dynamic simulation
Optimal Damping in Support Blackstart
Improve Black Start Scenario Realism – Algorithmic
Dynamic simulation
Transient simulation introduction
Coupled with steady state
Build on users use cases
Dedicated OTS User’s Group get to decide what gets in the product
You get to decide what gets in

7. Virtualisation HW cost reduction HW independent Easier Backup
Project duration reduced, through pre-packaged solution and available
More efficient use of hardware capability (RAM, etc.)
Maintenance and upgrade made easier

8. High availability- Multi Host Standby
Operator actions
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B
(Standby)
Active Site
MRS Replication
Standby Site
EMS A
(Standby)
Standby site is in listening mode.
Databases replicated in daisy chain via MRS.
EMS A on main site is working properly

9. High availability- Multi Host Standby
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B
(Enabled)
Active Site
MRS Replication
Standby Site
EMS A
(Standby)
Backup site is in listening mode (Standby mode).
Databases replicated in daisy chain via MRS.
EMS A on main site fails

10. High availability- Multi Host Standby
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B
(Enabled)
Standby Site
MRS Replication
Active Site
EMS A
(Enabled)
EMS A and EMS B on main site are failed.
Backup site is in now on Active mode.
Main Site is now on Standby Mode
Databases replicated in daisy chain via MRS.

11. High availability- Multi Host Standby
EMS A
(Standby)
EMS B
(Standby)
Standby Site
MRS Replication
Active Site
EMS A
(Enabled)
Standby site is in Active Mode.
Databases replicated in daisy chain via MRS.
Main site is on Standby mode with both servers as standby

12. High availability- Multi Host Standby
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B
(Standby)
Active Site
MRS Replication
Standby Site
EMS A
(Enabled)
EMS A on Backup Site fails
Main site becomes on Active Mode (no other servers available on Backup Site)
Databases replicated in daisy chain via MRS.

13. High availability- Multi Host Standby
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B
(Standby)
Active Site
MRS Replication
Standby Site
EMS A
(Standby)
Backup site is in listening mode (Standby Mode).
Databases replicated in daisy chain via MRS.
Inter-site failover can be manual or automatic

14. BCI - Parallel Site Configuration
Data
Telemetry
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B
(Standby)
Controls
Active Site
Operator actions replayed
Parallel Site
Data
EMS A
(Enabled)
MRS Replication
EMS B (Standby)
Controls
All applications on both sites are up and running.
Different models could be deployed at the two sites.
Alternative to multi-standby host configuration

15. Cybersecurity – User Account Management
Security requirements
Enforce password policies
Remove the user within 24 hours when a user leaves his/her role
User Account Management based on Active Directory
Integrate Active Directory accounts into EMS SCADA components:
Authentication
Authorization

16. Cybersecurity – User Account Management
EMS
GMS
SCADA
DMS / OMS
APF Authentication Service
Active Directory

17. Common Real-Time Architecture/Platform
Transmission Operations
Generation Operations
Asset Management
Wide Area Monitoring System
Distribution Operations
Outage Management
Switching Management
Historian and Reporting
Training Simulator
Core Platform
Operations User Interface
Operations Model
Planning
Market Operations
Field Operations
Power Generation
Corporate Apps

18. Transmission Grid Management
State Estimation (SE)
Real-time Contingency Analysis (CA) for “N-1” system security monitoring
System optimization:
Volt-Var Control (VVC)
Loss minimization
Corrective controls

19. Generation Scheduling and Dispatch
System load forecast (SLF) and reserve monitoring
Generation/Interchange scheduling and Economic Dispatch
Real-time Automatic Generation Control (AGC)
AGC:
A smart grid application since the 1970’s
Automatically ensures that the generation/load balance is maintain – second by second

20. GE User Experience: New & Intuitive User Interface

21. Schedules previews
Current unit usage
Menus & Shortcuts
Country selection
Country overview details
Enabled/Disabled
Green/red not so visible on dark bckgrnd
Visual bars, in front of values for R2 & Regulation
Operating Modes

33. Web maps
Toolbar
Icons
Navigation & Search
Color/consistency
Dashboards
Schematics

37. This is a real-time network dashboard display intended to present to the operator critical network information in a single view.
- Traffic lights, Information summaries, quick access via most commonly used filtering, navigation to iGRID Tabular display, Single Line diagrams and e-terravision geo-spatial displays. 37

38. Global Customer References : Transmission
GO15 Customers:
MISO (USA)
RTE (France)
ESKOM (South Africa)
PGCIL (India)
Korea Kepco (Korea)
AEMO (Australia)
Note:
ONS (Brazil) Phasor Measurement and Analysis system
Transmission Customers

39. LATAM Customer References
Siepac (Central America)
ECOPETROL (Colombia)
METAPETROLEUM (Colombia)
CDEC-SING (Chile)
TEN - SIC-SING (Chile)
SNPOWER (Peru)
Light Rio SESA (Brazil)
Light Energia (Brazil)
CHESF (Brazil) -UHE Xingó
AES Sul (Brazil)
AES Eletropaulo (Brazil)
CEMIG (Brazil): To be finished in 2018
ANDE (Paraguai): To be finished this year