topobase electric au 2007
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Topobase Electric
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Welcome!
Cédric MoulletProduct Design Manager
Vanessa RojasGeospatial Technical Training Specialist
Alan SaundersSenior Industry Manager
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My bike
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Power Generation
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Power Transmission
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Power Distribution
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Power Transformation
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From theory to practice!
• Introduction to the Electric NA market• What is Topobase ?• What is Topobase Electric ?• See it live !
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Electric NA Market
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Production Transmission& Storage
Distribution
Electricity
GenerationNatural Gas
Production
Water
Collection
Treatment
& Storage
Distribution
Business
Consumer
Retail
TransmissionTransmission
& Storage
Distribution
RetailWaste
Treatment
Waste
Collection
Retail
Utility Value Chain
Build MaintainOperateDesign
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Challenges for Utilities
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Operate MaintainDesign Build
Asset Lifecycle Stage
Dat
a Q
ualit
y
CAD Drawings
In-field info captured
Critical infrastructure and asset information converted in asset
management system
Value of Managing Asset Data
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Operate MaintainDesign Build
Asset Lifecycle Stage
Dat
a Q
ualit
y
CAD Drawings
In-field info captured
Critical infrastructure and asset information converted in asset
management system
Maintain integrity
Value of Managing Asset Data
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Operational Controls
Business Value of Asset InformationInfrastructure asset usage
Business Performance
Stakeholder Relationships
Risk Reduction
Asset Information
Design
Build
Maintain
Operate
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Autodesk Utility SolutionsUtility Solutions
IntegrateEnterprise Appsw/ Spatial Data
Web ClientsPublic
EngineeringCAD
PlanningGIS
Field Crews and External
Contractors
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From theory to practice!
• Introduction to the Electric NA market
• What is Topobase ?• What is Topobase Electric ?• See it live !
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Topobase
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What is Topobase?Topobase enables users to…
Store CAD design Create/Edit data Maintain relationships and
topology Analyze data Manage data Report
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Autodesk Topobase Value Proposition
Business Problems Small islandsConversionNo access
Topobase Solution Big pictureData qualitySharing
GIS Engineering
Finance
CustomerService
Construction
Operations
GIS Engineering
Finance
CustomerService
Construction
Operations
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Autodesk Topobase Architecture
Relational Database
Oracle
Autodesk Map
Topobase Client
Autodesk MapGuide
Topobase WebTopobase Administrator
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Autodesk Topobase ArchitectureRelational Database Application Server Client
Topobase ClientIncludes Map 3D
TopobaseAdministrator
Topology
Oracle Spatial
MapGuide Enterprise WEB Browser
DWF Plug-in / Ajax
Topobase WebIncludes MapGuide Enterprise
WEB BrowserW
aterW
astewater
Gas
Land
DWF Plug-in / Ajax
ElectricSurvey
Water
Wastew
aterG
asLandElectricSurvey
Jobs(long transactions)
Workflows/ Business Rules
ERP
CR
MLegacy G
IS
Partner Apps
Partner Apps
Data Models(geometry, attributes,
metadata)
User Management/ Oracle Security
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From theory to practice!
• Introduction to the Electric NA market• What is Topobase ?
• What is Topobase Electric ?• See it live !
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Topobase Electric
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Data model
Smart assemblies
Cross sections
Business rules
Topology
Workflows
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“Data model to maintain both transmission and distribution
networks”
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What does the data model look like ?
Structural Features Electrical Features
Circuit
Events
Cross-sections
Administration
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Data Model: Structural Features Access PointAnchorAntennaArrestorCapacitor BankConnection BoxConnectorDuctElbow BankEnclosureFeeder PillarFuse BankGuyHandholeJunction CabinetLink BoxLv BoardManhole
PadPathwayPedestalPoleRecloser BankRegulator BankSectionalizer BankSegmentSubstationSwitch BankSwitch BoardSwitchgearTowerTransformer BankTransformer StationVaultWarning Light
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Data Model: Electrical FeaturesBreakerBus BarCapacitorConductorCurrent RegulatorElbowFault ThrowerFiberFuseGeneratorGroundHead Bolt OutletIsolatorJunctionLight
Lightning ArresterLoad Tap ChangerMeterMotorRecloserRegulatorRiserSectionalizerService PointSleeveSwitchTerminationTransformerWay
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“Smart assemblies”
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… or templates
Recurrent arrangements of features
Transformer with two elbows
- transformer bank- substation- cross section- … what you want
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“Electrical topology”
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CircuitManage automatically connected electric devices and conductors.
Circuit 1 Circuit 2
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“Built in business rules to manage connectivity and topological
relations”
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Business rule: Assign circuitCircuit information is assigned automatically if a circuit is extended. Flow is also updated automatically.
Circuit South
Circuit South
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How do these pieces work together ?
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“A new overhead circuit has been created to supply new housing”
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From Breaker to Consumer
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From Breaker to Consumer
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From Breaker to Consumer
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From Breaker to Consumer
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From Breaker to Consumer
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From Breaker to Consumer
Demo Features Data creation process Business rules Smart assemblies
Benefits Data validation Automatic connectivity
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“Complex asset visualizationto manage underground network”
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Cross section
1. PVC 100 / 15x15 – 20x202. PVC 100 / 15x203. PVC 804. PVC 100 / 15x15
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“A new underground circuit has been created to supply new area”
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Underground Distribution
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Underground Distribution
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Underground Distribution
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Underground Distribution
Demo Features Cross sections Electric explorer Structural features in data model
Benefits > 50% of new urban areas have underground
network Efficient data creation
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“Electric industry workflows to support user tasks”
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Workflows
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Workflow: Find connectedFind topologically connected features (by phase, upstream or downstream).
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“Inform customers of a circuit maintenance”
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Communicating with your customers
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Communicating with your customers
Demo Features Web analysis workflows Integration in office environment
Benefits Easy to use Remote work Timely communication
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Workflow: Load transfer (1)Transfer load from one circuit to another by opening one device and closing another. The circuits, flows and phases are reconfigured.
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Workflow: Load transfer (2)
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“Work with field forces in an emergency situation”
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Emergency
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Emergency
Demo Features Electrical Topology Load transfer
Benefits Support emergency situation Decision taking Reduce impact
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“Manage towers and transmission lines”
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From Tower to Tower
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From Tower to Tower
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From Tower to Tower
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From Tower to Tower
Demo Features Tower cross section Creation of transmission lines
Benefits Complex visualization Manage transmission
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How Topobase adds value
Aging Infrastructure
Knowledge Transfer Rapid Growth Regulatory
Compliance
Centralized asset control Easy to use Efficient data
creationIndustry
workflows
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Autodesk Topobase Customers
> 500 public & private utilities
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Autodesk Topobase Customers
Source IDC
518 % ROI
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Blog Topobase Insiders:http://topobaseinsiders.typepad.com/
Topobase:http://www.autodesk.com/topobase
Thank You !
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