Table B Data management and transfer – Overview Collection methodology Data categories Sampling Format (specific Data provider Data source Transfer process / how (description of considerations frequency data units and and owner supplied to ARENA data) components) [Insert first critical question as listed in item 3 of this Knowledge Sharing Plan. Each critical question should be listed as a sub-heading in this table with the relevant data points listed under each one.] e.g. proponents, e.g. smart By sec, minute, consortia member, metering, asset e.g. automated satellite List specific data points to be month, quarter, MWh, MW, DNI BOM, technology specification sheet, upload on a daily, captured annually, once levels, $$$, labour Example: supplier asset operation weekly, or monthly Subcontractors will provide only, end of hours, GIS data AETA, LCOE records, asset basis. spreadsheet of figures Economic Measure cost breakdown metering, etc underpinning financial feasibility table assessment assessment Transmission line characteristics, including line impedance data, cable lay and ratings information Grid operator case study data Load demand profiles will be Meter data and Spreadsheet to be Half hourly over (privacy conditions on minigrid provided by grid operator GJ and kWh gas, diesel billing provided on DVD as so Study – Total energy demand 24 hours for a year apply) performance agreement in place data form invoices large Resource Geospatial data in Recipient Based on test buoys and information and line with Office of Geoscience Naval hazards and boundaries BOM data, using algorithms, Enabling data Updated quarterly Via a cloud download data data on biogas Spatial Policy Australia with panning layers locations standards [As well as describing high value knowledge items (in Table A), you will need to clearly specify your methodology for capturing, storing and assessing data from your Measure. This will include: defining the form and metrics for collecting the data/information (using Table B above); describing whether the item requires any specific processing, or handling; and
Table B – Data management and transfer Overview (description of data) Collection methodology considerations Data categories Sampling frequency Format (specific data units and components) Data provider and owner Data source Transfer process / how supplied to ARENA [Insert first critical question as listed in item 3 of this Knowledge Sharing Plan. Each critical question should be listed as a sub-heading in this table with the relevant data points listed under each one.] Example: Economic feasibility assessment AETA, LCOE cost breakdown table Subcontractors will provide spreadsheet of figures underpinning financial assessment List specific data points to be captured By sec, minute, month, quarter, annually, once only, end of Measure MWh, MW, DNI levels, $$$, labour hours, GIS data e.g. proponents, consortia member, BOM, technology supplier e.g. smart metering, asset specification sheet, asset operation records, asset metering, etc e.g. automated satellite upload on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Transmission line characteristics, including line impedance data, cable lay and ratings information Study case study data on minigrid performance Load demand profiles will be provided by grid operator – agreement in place Total energy demand Half hourly over 24 hours for a year GJ and kWh Grid operator (privacy conditions apply) Meter data and gas, diesel billing data form invoices Spreadsheet to be provided on DVD as so large Enabling data Resource information and data on biogas locations Based on test buoys and BOM data, using algorithms, with panning layers Naval hazards and boundaries data Updated quarterly Geospatial data in line with Office of Spatial Policy standards Recipient Geoscience Australia Via a cloud download [As well as describing high value knowledge items (in Table A), you will need to clearly specify your methodology for capturing, storing and assessing data from your Measure. This will include: defining the form and metrics for collecting the data/information (using Table B above); describing whether the item requires any specific processing, or handling; and