1. Welcome to the CIM University
CIM Users Group
Columbus, Ohio, USA
7 November 2017
Hosted by American Electric Power (AEP)

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3. Plan for the Day Time Topic 0900 - 0915
Welcome, Introductions, Orientation
Session 1: Tracks 1-3 meet in parallel
Break ()
Session 2: Tracks 1-3 meet in parallel
1215 – 1315
Lunch (_____________)
Session 3: Tracks 1-3 meet in parallel
1530 – 1545
Session 4: Tracks 1-3 meet in parallel
1645 – 1715
Panel Session Combined – CIM in Practice (____________)
1715 – 1900
CIM University Reception (__________________)

4. Track 1 – CIM Basics and Enterprise Integration (_______)
Morning sessions provide a comprehensive introduction to the IEC 61968/61970 CIM standards, CIM UML model, and how they are used in electric utility operations and planning
Recommended for power engineers and IT professionals needing a comprehensive overview of the CIM UML model and standards
Afternoon sessions cover the use of the CIM standards for enterprise integration and explore the integration and messaging portions of the CIM standard
Recommended for people with basic understanding of the CIM who are interested in learning detailed information about the CIM series of standards for back office integration and messaging for both distribution and transmission systems

5. Track 2 – CIM and Network Analysis (_______)
Focuses on the use of the CIM for transmission and distribution power system network modeling
Provides detailed training in the use of the CIM for supporting network analysis and explores each of the profiles of the standard
Recommended for people interested in the CIM primarily as a tool for facilitating network model management and exchange
Recommended for Distribution Operators, Transmission Operators, and ISO/RTO’s involved in network model management and analysis similar to ONCOR, AEP or ERCOT

6. Track 3 – CIM Tools (_________)
This track is designed to provide a “hands-on” approach to open source tools commonly used to create CIM applications
Tools to be reviewed and demonstrated include
Sparx Enterprise Architect (EA) used to manage and maintain the CIM UML model, including philosophies and methodologies for UML modeling
CIM Tool used to manage and generate CIM-derived models, profiles, and schemas
Schema Composer – the Sparx EA Add-in profiling tool used to generate CIM profiles from the CIM UML model
CIMConteXtor/CIMSyntaxGen – a Sparx EA Add-in to create and manage UML models and UML-based profiles and to auto-generate schemas
Modsarus/RiseClipse profiling tools for use case modeling
Using OWL (Ontology Web Language) to generate CIM Profiles