Planning and Operating the HV Grid With Realistic Precision Usi...
summary
ODINA is a toolbox that runs blazingly fast linear calculations to do billions of load‑flow cases for planning and congestion management, linearizing topology and outages with newly developed bus split and bus merge distribution factors plus multiple‑outage factors. Results match PowerFactory DC values to four decimals, a year of hourly flows executes in ~20 seconds on a laptop, and cloud containers expose the ODINA engine inside an automated congestion‑assessment microservice stack; open‑source release is planned.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to Odina
- 1:27Grid congestion in Netherlands
- 2:11Why TSOs create software
- 3:34Grid model design principles
- 5:24Need for high-speed calculations
- 6:28Linear load flow approach
- 7:33Advanced distribution factors
- 8:16Realistic precision explained
- 10:42Productizing Odina
- 13:52Cloud-based infrastructure
- 16:40Automated congestion assessment
- 17:23Open sourcing Odina
- 20:13Realistic contingencies clarified
- 22:03Data model and interoperability
- 27:01Power Factory integration
- 27:43Optimization methods used
- 29:51Open source goals
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