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Recording for December 2021 Community Conversation + Next Month’s Details + Announcements
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Recording for December 2021 Community Conversation + Next Month’s Details + Announcements
Hello Grid Analytics Community Members,
Thanks for attending the December 7, 2021 Grid Analytics Community Conversation, part of this year’s virtual UA Week event! For those unable to attend, we missed you and look forward to seeing you online in January. During this Community Conversation, we were joined by Michael Cervantes, Supervisor, Grid Support at CPS Energy, who led a discussion around, CPS Energy’s Grid Analytics Use Case on Winter Storm Uri.
Please find the recording and presentation deck for this Community Conversation in the library. If you haven’t taken our post-meeting evaluation, please take a minute and complete it at the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2021UAIComm.
We look forward to seeing you online next month for our January Grid Analytics Community Conversation taking place Wednesday, January 19th at 1:00 PM CT. During this community conversation we’ll be joined by Abel Debela, Machine Learning Engineer at Tacoma Power, who will be leading a discussion around, Power Outage Reports out of Relational Database. More info on this session will be provided soon. To stay up-to-date with this session and each of our future community conversations be sure to visit our Events Calendar which will be upadeted with our January schedule soon.
Keep reading for a few quick annoncements!
- Understanding and Operationalizing Artificial Intellegence Survey
- Survey Link: https://www.research.net/r/GNYBLBB
- We have launched a new survey to understand how utilities are currently using artificial intelligence and the main challenges to operationalizing it. The survey inquires about AI use cases, data strategies, technology strategies, data ethics and governance strategies, and organizational culture.
- If you have an understanding of your utility’s approach to these initiatives, please take this 5-minute survey! If you are not the right person for this survey, please forward the link to a colleague who is familiar with these initiatives.
- We hope to deliver the results to our members in the form of a report by the end of the year, so help us out and take the survey!
- Utility Analytics 101 Training: 2022 Schedule Now Available!
- Website URL: https://training.utilityanalytics.com/
- UAI has partnered with The University of Oklahoma, Data Science and Analytics Institute to develop and deliver training and certification in analytics topics in the utilities sector. We could not be more excited to bring this new offering to the industry!
- Register for public classroom, virtual classroom and private group training options.
- The training will provide a Certificate of Participation and Completion and Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through the University of Oklahoma.
Again please find the recording and presentation deck for this Community Conversation in the library.
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Kevin Praet
Membership Coordinator
Utility Analytics Institute (UAI)
Boulder CO
315-440-3033
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Hi @Jordan,
I hope you are well. I noticed that your question within the Grid Analytics Community has gone unanswered, so I am replying to bring it back up to the top. I hope this message will prompt someone in this community to reply. I also encourage you to post it in the Ask Your Network community, which goes to over 2700 UAI Members vs the Grid Analytics Community with 161 members.
Here is Jordan’s original question: At BGE, some colleagues and myself are investigating an idea of installing tension monitoring devices on circuits. This would act to alert either Distribution Automation & Technology and/or Reliability units of potential faults (trees leaning on wires, animals, and so on). Once they get an alert, those circuits can be opened and crews can be sent immediately. Obviously we have DA equipment but sometimes even those can fail to operate at times. Does this exist? Has anyone investigated this before?
Thanks Jordan and Happy Holidays!Cheers,
Leslie
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Leslie Cook
Membership & Digital Engagement Manager
Utility Analytics Institute (UAI)
719-203-8650, lcook@utilityanalytics.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-22-2021 14:43
From: Jordan Pino
Subject: Tension Monitoring DeviceHi all,
At BGE, some colleagues and myself are investigating an idea of installing tension monitoring devices on circuits. This would act to alert either Distribution Automation & Technology and/or Reliability units of potential faults (trees leaning on wires, animals, and so on). Once they get an alert, those circuits can be opened and crews can be sent immediately. Obviously we have DA equipment but sometimes even those can fail to operate at times.
Does this exist? Has anyone investigated this before?
Thanks!
Jordan
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Jordan Pino
Sr. Data Scientist
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BG&E)
Baltimore MD
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