Download September 2015 JSIS Agenda (revised)

Joint Synchronized Information Subcommittee (JSIS)
Meeting Agenda
September 22, 2015 12:30 p.m. to
September 24, 2015 12:30 p.m. MDT
Salt Lake City, UT
1. Welcome
Dmitry Kosterev, Joint Synchronized Information Subcommittee (JSIS) Chair will call the meeting to
order and determine whether a quorum is present for the conducting of business. Attendees will
be asked to introduce themselves by name and affiliation, both in person and over the
phone/webinar.
2. WECC Antitrust Policy Open Meeting Reminder
All WECC meetings are conducted in accordance with the WECC Antitrust Policy and the NERC
Antitrust Compliance Guidelines. All participants must comply with the policy and guidelines. This
meeting is public—confidential or proprietary information should not be discussed in open session.
3. NASPI Update
Alison Silverstein will give an update on the following:
1. NASPI Update
2. Synchrophasor technology outreach – starter kit
3. Synchrophasor value proposition
4. Using synchrophasor for equipment diagnostics
5. Phaser Applications Requirements Task Force
6. Cyber Security
7. NASPI.net 2.0
4. NERC Synchronized Measurements Subcommittee
Ryan Quint will give an update from NERC Synchronized Measurements Subcommittee.
5. PMUs for NERC Reliability Standards
Ryan Quint will give an update from NERC about the PMUs as the relate to NERC Reliability
Standards.
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6. WISP 2.0 Update
Dan Brancaccio will give an update on the WISP 2.0 Project plan, schedule and deliverables.
Marianna Vaiman will give an update on the V&R portion of the project.
7. Open Platform for Engineering and Control Room Applications
Dmitry Kosterev, Pavel Etingov, Dan Trudnowski, Ritchie Carol will present on Open Platform for
Engineering and Control Room Applications.
8. WECC Project on Linear State Estimator
Ken Matrin and Tony Faris will give an update on the WECC Linear State Estimator Project.
9. Data Delivery and Availability
Dan Brancaccio will lead a panel discussion. Those providing insight will be: Dan Brancaccio about
the PMU registry, Dan Brancaccio on Data availability statistics at Peak RC, Nick Leitschuh on Data
availability statistics at BPA, Dan Brancaccio and Nick Leitschuh on current state and future
developments of inter-utility data exchange, Eileen Nall and Andrew Esselman on data quality
analysis, recent improvements and next steps, and a special topic with Nick Leitschuh, Dan
Brancaccio, and Ken Martin discussing why the same PMU signals may look different at host utility
versus Peak RC or other utility receiving data.
10. Data Cleansing Approaches for Engineering Applications
Panel discussion on Data Cleansing Approaches for Engineering Applications
1. Dmitry Kosterev will present on Data issues observed.
2. Frank Tuffner, Dan Trudnowski, Ken Martin and Joe Chow will present an acceptable data
cleansing roundtable.
11. Data Formats for Engineering Applications
Updates will be given on Data Formats for Engineering Applications
1. Pavel Etingov will present on PI Data Reader
2. Dmitry Kosterev will present on CSV file tools
3. Eric Allen will present on COMTRADE data reader.
4. Dan Trudnowski will present on MATLAB data structures.
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12. DOE Phasor Simulator for Operator Training (PSOT) project
Kevin Chen will give an update on the DOE Phasor Simulator for Operator Training (PSOT) project.
Meeting will resume September 23, 2015 at 8:30 am
Engineering Analysis
13. Review of System Events Engineering Analysis
Armando Salazar (SCE) will give a review of the system events.
14. Chief Joseph Brake Applications Engineering Analysis
Dmitry Kosterev will give an analysis of Chief Joseph brake applications.
15. Terminology used to describe oscillations and oscillation analysis applications
Dan Trudnowski will lead the discussion with John Pierre, Mani Venkatasubramanian, Joe Chow,
Bernie Lesieutre, Raymond de Callafon, and Kevin Chen.
16. Operational Solutions for Oscillation Detection
1. Dmitry Kosterev will present BPA framework for oscillation detection and analysis.
2. Dmitry Kosterev will present operational experience with Oscillation Detection application.
3. Hongming Zhang will present Peak‘s framework for enabling online oscillation detection and
automated analysis in control room.
4. Dan Trudnowski and Dmitry Kosterev will present Mode Meter baselining.
8. Ran Xu and Alex Ning will present PhasorPoint/MAS-Mode Meter Benchmark Testing and
Grid Stability Assessment Implementation.
9. Jim Follum will present Impact of forced oscillations on Mode Meter damping estimates.
17. Frequency Response Engineering Analysis
Dmitry Kosterev will give an analysis of Frequency Response in the Western Interconnection.
18. System Model Validation Studies Engineering Analysis
Slaven Kincic, Brian Thomas, and Donald Davies will give an update on the System Model Validation
studies. They will cover the Brake tests on June 17, 2015, Montana line switching on May 28, 2015,
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and Montana faults on August 4, 2015, April 28, 2015, September 1, 2015 and September 15, 2015
events.
19. Frequency Response Model Validation Engineering Analysis
Aftab Alam (CISO) will give an update on California ISO studies of frequency response model
validation.
20. Power Plant Model Validation Engineering Analysis
Steve Yang(BPA) and Pavel Etingov (PNNL) will update on Power Plant Model Validation.
21. PMUs for Equipment Diagnostics Engineering Analysis
Dmitry Kosterev will update on Using PMUs for equipment diagnostics: test cases from BPA.
Engineering Analysis Applications
22. Low-Amplitude Sustained Oscillation Detection
Jim Follum (PNNL) will present on low-amplitude sustained oscillation detection
Ning Zhou, University of New York
23. Event-Detection Algorithms
Panel discussion on Event-Detection Algorithms with Frank Tuffner, Dan Trudnowski, Joe Chow,
and Raymond de Callafon.
Control Room Applications
24. PMUs for cascading outage detection and voltage stability
Marianna Vaiman will present on PMUs for cascading outage detection and voltage stability.
25. Voltage stability applications
Ran Xu and Saad Malik will discuss Peak ROSE rollout in production for near real-time IROL
assessment and monitoring-A Milestone of Success and Lessons Learned.
Joe Chow will discuss measurement-based voltage stability application: methodology and tech
transfer plans.
Ron Markham will discuss PG&E RVII experience.
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Tushar and A. Srivastava will provide an update on voltage stability tool RTVSM.
Dmitry Kosterev will provide ideas for voltage stability applications.
26. Discussion on Phase Angle Alarming
There will be a group discussion on Phase Angle Alarming.
Meeting will resume September 24, 2015 at 8:30 am
27. Event-Detection Algorithms
28. Panel discussion on Event-Detection Algorithms with Frank Tuffner, Dan
Trudnowski, Joe Chow, and Raymond de Callafon.
29. Data Mining Applications
Tony Faris will lead moderate the discussion on Data Mining Applications.
1. Tony Faris will represent landscape overview of data mining projects.
2. Jeff Dagle will represent PNNL project on data mining.
3. Kevin Chen will represent EPG experience with data mining in ERCOT.
4. Tushar and A. Srivastava will represent data mining applications for PMU bad data
detection: regression based applications for filtering out outlier PMU data.
30. Review Upcoming Meetings
May 2016 .................................................................................................Salt Lake City, UT
September 2016.......................................................................................Salt Lake City, UT
31. Adjourn
The meeting is expected to adjourn by 12:30 p.m. on September 24, 2015.
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