Taming the Circus: The Future of Power System Planning Model Interoperability
summary
Several interoperability projects converge around concrete prototypes: a multimodel framework prototype for reusable workflows, QXT shipping a data schema and SDKs plus DB templates so model-agnostic datasets trace to a single data-of-record, an open-source power model DS becoming a de facto grid standard, and funders launching a philanthropic program to pay for parsers, translators and data hubs. Claims: prototypes exist, teams cut months of data wrangling to days with dedicated pipelines, and the remaining gap is coordinating schemas and APIs so tools can be swapped without rebuilding links.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:25Why the circus analogy
- 3:14Round one: Nico’s challenges
- 4:39Round two: Multi-dimensional planning
- 6:24Round three: Four-ring circus
- 7:49Round four: QXT’s infrastructure focus
- 9:37Round five: Trojan horse strategy
- 13:50Adopting standards and products
- 16:55Future of planning modeling
- 23:12Interoperability’s broader impact
- 26:27Data challenges with external stakeholders
- 28:11Audience’s interoperability goals
- 29:14Closing remarks
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