Modèle de données pour les services publics d'électricité

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<\/HEAD>Existe-t-il un modèle de données standard pour les services publics d'électricité ? J'ai cherché et trouvé quelques-uns, mais ils ont été mis à jour pour la dernière fois en 2010. Y a-t-il quelque chose de plus récent ?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

RobertBorchert · Answer

Actually what can be more of a determining factor is what software you use to model you electric system.

Most of my clients use NISC for their model so I keep all of their GIS in the NISC datamodel.

dawjweeks · Answer

Robert,

Please keep me informed when you hammer out a new base line model. I work for a municipality very small electric company and am trying to set up the system with ARCGIS. I am a Lineman and our department is too small for a GIS position.

Thanks,

Dale Weeks

usarmy603@gmail.com

RobertBorchert · Answer

Well to be truthful there should not be a lot of changes necessary to a base data model for Electric Distribution and or Transmission (I work in both).  However, I have personally found nearly every distribution data model to be overloaded with a lot of extra unnecessary items. Granted there are those who may make use of some of those attributes.  But when you have a basic data model that contains 75 different attributes for a Service Point you end up with a lot of clutter.  Most of my clients eventually want Windmil analysis so I have been using the NISC dm for them.  I also like their data model better than most others.  However, they have not updated their DM since 9.3.  But there has not been a lot of change.

If I ever get back to the EGUG conference I wanted to organized a data model session for the Electric Community.  Get a group of 10 people who have 15 plus years in Electric Distribution and hammer out a good solid all the junk removed data model.