CoMPAS

This webinar offers practical insights into modern engineering processes for protection and control systems based on the IEC 61850 standard. The focus is on using the open source web application CoMPAS to efficiently plan, configure and document substations.

Viewers will receive a structured overview of the entire engineering process—from the integration of planning tools and the selection and sequencing of plugins to the implementation of communication interfaces (GOOSE, SV, MMS). Through practical examples, the webinar demonstrates how CoMPAS facilitates data import and export, and automated documentation and validation.

This webinar is aimed at engineers, planners and users looking to digitalize and automate their engineering processes. Both the technical background and concrete workflows as well as best practices are presented.

With a series of two plugins, you can do this very important step towards top-down with SCL. The plugins allow you to generate and edit logical node types.

The plugin allows you to subscribe/unsubscribe to GOOSE and Sampled Value data using the so-called later binding concept

The publisher plugin allows you to configure Report, GOOSE and Sampled Values control blocks in the SCL file. You can change settings of the control block itself.

CoMPAS Essentials: Key To Simplicity - David Monichi & Stefan Baumgartner, BearingPoint

Part I:
Insight into our contribution experience within the LF Energy CoMPAS community.
Modularizing with purpose transformed CoMPAS. Less code, less complexity—more clarity, faster delivery, and a better experience for everyone involved.

Part II:
Introducing the Wizard-Engineering-Plugin for a guided IEC61850 engineering process, simplifying the complexity of IEC61850 engineering.
How the new solution mitigates the complexity of the IEC61850-Engineering-Process.

CoMPAS and Beyond: Simplifying IEC61850 - Pascal Wilbrink, OpenValue Arnhem

During this presentation, I would like to walk through CoMPAS’ Ecosystem. What is it and how can we use CoMPAS to create or edit easy, robust IEC61850 Files? We will talk about how CoMPAS relates to OpenSCD (different presentation about OpenSCD), several CoMPAS Components of the Ecosystem and the future of CoMPAS. Why should Companies use CoMPAS? To get rid of a vendor lock-in, CoMPAS can be used as a shell where the source-of-truth lives for IEC61850 files. Vendors have the possibility to create Plugins in the CoMPAS Ecosystem for a smooth connectivity between CoMPAS components. The presentation will have a short demo where functionality of different Components will be showcased. We (Alliander) would also like to have a Demo Booth, would this be possible? More information can be provided later.

This webinar provides an overview of open source software and tooling for digital substation automation in energy systems. The speakers provide a brief overview of how open source collaborative development works in general, then delve into how it is driving innovation and accelerating the pace of substation automation. Examples of specific open source solutions and real-world implementations by utilities are discussed. Listeners will walk away with a better understanding of the challenges of automating substations, the ecosystem of solutions available to help, and best practices for implementing them.

Speakers:
Alex Thornton, LF Energy
Jos Zenner, Welotec

Additional Links:
LF Energy SEAPATH: https://lfenergy.org/projects/seapath/
LF Energy CoMPAS: https://lfenergy.org/projects/compas/
LF Energy FledgePOWER: https://lfenergy.org/projects/fledgepower/

This tutorial covers the LF Energy CoMPAS plug-in for Siemens SITIPE. The primary goal of the CoMPAS project is to develop open source software components related to IEC 61850 model implementation, specifically for profile management and configuration of a power industry Protection Automation and Control System (PACS).

The sourcecode can be found here: https://github.com/com-pas/compas-sitipe-service.

Like to know more about LF energy CoMPAS? Checkout https://compas.energy

Guest: Jean-Etienne Lemaire
Company: RTE (Twitter) | Organization: LF Energy (Twitter)
Show: State of Energy

The majority of substations need to be configured manually which can take time for the engineers. CoMPAS (Configuration Modules for Power industry Automation Systems), the first project in LF Energy’s Digital Substation Automation Systems (DSAS) initiative, is working on developing a standardized framework to make it possible for this configuration to be done automatically, simplifying the process and saving engineers time.

In this episode of State of Energy, Jean-Etienne Lemaire, Substation Control Configuration Automation at RTE, talks about the CoMPAS project and how it is aiming, once live, to help engineers configure substations automatically. He talks about the scope of the project and gives us some insight into the roadmap for the project.