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UAI’s 2019 Natural Gas Analytics Community Report
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UAI’s 2019 Natural Gas Analytics Community Report
The UAI 2019 Natural Gas Analytics Community Report is here for our members! We couldn’t thank our sponsors, leaders, and fellow members more for their time and involvement … and we’re excited to finally share our results. This member only report provides a thorough summary of our Natural Gas presentations while also diving into our discussions.
We will be sharing a shorter more condensed version of this report publicly but you all can access the full report by clicking below:
Report Link: https://connect.utilityanalytics.com/viewdocument/april-15-uais-2019-natural-gas-a
If you have any questions or issues accessing please let me know. ALSO do not forget to join our existing Natural Gas Analytics Community by using our sign up form here. We look forward to involving you!
Thanks and have a great/safe weekend!
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Kevin Praet
Membership Coordinator
Informa
Boulder CO
315-440-3033
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We reached out to a BGE Transmission engineer and he was able to get some material via CEATI and EPRI databases for SPIA and FRAM. CEATI has a report using the WRF and WObs models of ice accumulation and EPRI had reference to SPIA in their 3rd party resources for data analytics activities, which has some mention of SPIA among other weather forecast models (see page 2-32 and 2-33). For detailed info on SPIA, the whitepaper on “Development And Testing Of An Ice Accumulation Algorithm” might be helpful as well. See below a summary, of these items:
- CEATI Report No. T113700-3384 – Validation of a Rime Ice Accretion Model Using Field Data (WRF & WObs) – subscription needed
- Attached – Since full report requires subscription, sharing CEATI 3384 summary presentation file
- Attached – Development And Testing Of An Ice Accumulation Algorithm
- Attached – An analysis of southern US ice storm frequency from 2000-2009
- EPRI – Third-Party Resources for Data-Analytics Activities (#3002006522) – Reference to page 2-32 and 2-33 of the EPRI catalogue – https://www.epri.com/#/pages/product/000000003002006522/?lang=en-US – subscription needed
- Index ranges and related Utility interruptions – https://www.nationaloutages.com/forecasts/spia/scale
- https://www.spia-index.com/
Thanks,
Ankush Agarwal
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Ankush Agarwal
Business Intelligence Data Analytics Key Manager
Exelon Corporation
Oakbrook Terrace IL
3123942312
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-13-2020 15:21
From: Susan Quinn
Subject: Ice modelsHello – I work for an electric utility in Kansas. I’m trying to understand the difference between FRAM and SPIA for ice modeling. Do you know what the advantages are of either model? Specifically, we’re worried about better understanding how ice impacts our electrical distribution lines during inclement weather. If you even can just point me to a place I can learn more about FRAM and SPIA, that’s fine too. I can read!
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Susan Quinn
Senior Manager Operations Analytics
Evergy
Topeka KS
7855756411
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