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This document reviews OpenADR System Requirements Specification (SRS) focusing on integration components, services definition, and business processes for scalable energy resource management. It covers data modeling, semantic interoperability, and security aspects.
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OpenADR SRS Draft 1 Review UCAIug OpenADR Taskforce Face to Face Meeting May 6th, 2010
OpenADR SRS Draft 1 Review • Objectives & Final Deliverables • System Requirements Specification • Per SG Systems SRS Guidelines • Main focus is Integration Components • Services Definition • Artifacts to define payload • XSD’s and Web Services
SRS Components • Architecture Views (Components) • Business (Draft 1) • Use Case Driven (largely by these) • Open ADR Functional Requirements and Use Case Document (OpenSG) • Requirements Specifications for Retail Standard DR Signals - for NIST PAP09 • Defines Integration Requirements and Business Services • Data (Draft 2) • Technical requirements on how data the is modeled • Ensure Semantic Interoperability • Application & Technical (Draft 3) • Security • Service Patterns
Draft Review Objectives • Confirm Scope & Structure • Business Processes • Business Process Flow • Business Roles • Business Processes • Integration Services • Logical Components • Entities that exchange information to carry out the business processes and implement the use cases • List of Services • Start from sequence diagrams in Use Case Documents • Map to sequence diagrams with Logical Components as actors • Define scope and priority (SRS Section 3.2.2.2)
DR Controlling EntityInstantiates the EPRI REC-VEN Concept?* • REC: Resource Energy Controller • Can receive and respond to messages. Examples: • Report what resources are available • Can effect changes in end use load/energy supply • Determine when to send specific grid messages to resources it manages • VEN: Virtual End Node • Generic reference to a logical load entity/device • Can manage DERs from a DR perspective * Concepts to enable advancement of Distributed Energy Resources: White Paper on DER, EPRI, Palo Alto, CA: 2010. 1020432
Valid Configurations Building on REC-VEN Recursive Properties • All configurations appear identical from Grid perspective • Results in scalable, flexible, simple model that enables many possibilities for unforseen future configurations
Example of Flexibility in Application of Concept • Can think of DR Controlling Entity as VEN-REC? DRControllingEntity
Integration Services • Critical Deliverable to Begin Data Model • Review from SRS Section 3.2.2.2 • Scope • Priority • Traceability