DOCUMENT HISTORY Name of Brief description of the changes Rev # Document sent intervening introduced person To Date Creating the outline draft for TF review Joe Zhou, V0.1 Stuart Laval Joe Zhou, Updating outline for TF meeting on V0.2 Stuart Laval May 1st 2015 Joe Zhou, Updating outline for TF as the result V0.3 Stuart Laval of NAESB call on 05/15/2015 at NREL. Terry Saxton Updated the formatting to follow the ESPI V0.4 NAESB 6-24-2015 book example Office Terry Saxton Updated writing assignments V0.4 NAESB 6-26-2015 Office Larry Lackey text for Sect. 3, model business Terry 7-9-2015 practices, Saxton Terry Saxton Updated descriptions for contents of some V0.5 NAESB 7-9-2015 sections Office LL/SL Updated model business practices 7-23-2015 LL/SL Logical architecture; update model business 8-7-2015 practices; JW systems architecture Terry Saxton Incorporated SH updates Sects. 4.5, 4.6, 5; V0.6 Authors 8-30-2015 minor edits; accepted all changes Joe Zhou, Update and comment throughout the V0.6 Authors 9-10-2015 David Fulmer document Jim Waight updated figures in the Architecture sections V0.6 Authors 9-11-2015 Larry Lackey Revised cross-cutting; added interaction V0.6 Authors 9-12-2014 patterns and some definitions; other edits Terry Saxton Overall edit of all sections V0.6 Authors 9-13-2015 and NAESB Office Terry Saxton Incorporated all updates from 9/14 meeting V0.7 Authors 9-18-2015 and renumbered some sections, updated Fig and 4.3-1 NAESB Office EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Stuart Laval and Terry Saxton) In the power utility industry today, there are many electric grid devices that support different features and functionality both within substations and along the transmission and distribution lines, including devices at the edge of customers. These devices use a variety of communication and protocol standards, in many cases proprietary in nature, which have prevented most of these devices from being capable of communicating peer-to-peer with other devices in the field, let alone exchange data and information for local intelligence and decision making. With the advent and
Name of intervening person Brief description of the changes introduced Rev # Document sent To Date Joe Zhou, Stuart Laval Creating the outline draft for TF review V0.1 Joe Zhou, Stuart Laval Updating outline for TF meeting on May 1st 2015 V0.2 Joe Zhou, Stuart Laval Updating outline for TF as the result of NAESB call on 05/15/2015 at NREL. V0.3 Terry Saxton Updated the formatting to follow the ESPI book example V0.4 NAESB Office 6-24-2015 Terry Saxton Updated writing assignments V0.4 NAESB Office 6-26-2015 Larry Lackey text for Sect. 3, model business practices, Terry Saxton 7-9-2015 Terry Saxton Updated descriptions for contents of some sections V0.5 NAESB Office 7-9-2015 LL/SL Updated model business practices 7-23-2015 LL/SL Logical architecture; update model business practices; JW systems architecture 8-7-2015 Terry Saxton Incorporated SH updates Sects. 4.5, 4.6, 5; minor edits; accepted all changes V0.6 Authors 8-30-2015 Joe Zhou, David Fulmer Update and comment throughout the document V0.6 Authors 9-10-2015 Jim Waight updated figures in the Architecture sections V0.6 Authors 9-11-2015 Larry Lackey Revised cross-cutting; added interaction patterns and some definitions; other edits V0.6 Authors 9-12-2014 Terry Saxton Overall edit of all sections V0.6 Authors and NAESB Office 9-13-2015 Terry Saxton Incorporated all updates from 9/14 meeting and renumbered some sections, updated Fig 4.3-1 V0.7 Authors and NAESB Office 9-18-2015 DOCUMENT HISTORY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Stuart Laval and Terry Saxton) In the power utility industry today, there are many electric grid devices that support different features and functionality both within substations and along the transmission and distribution lines, including devices at the edge of customers. These devices use a variety of communication and protocol standards, in many cases proprietary in nature, which have prevented most of these devices from being capable of communicating peer-to-peer with other devices in the field, let alone exchange data and information for local intelligence and decision making. With the advent and
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