Real Time Dynamics Monitoring System (RTDMS): Phasor Applications for the Control Room
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TL;DR
An overview of the RTDMS system is provided: its system architecture functionalities and applications, including a suite of applications for wide-area real time visibility, monitoring and alarming on key metrics related to grid stress, dynamics, and the power system's proximity to instability.
Abstract
The Real Time Dynamics Monitoring System (RTDMS) has been developed to enable utilization of time-synchronized phasor measurements for reliability management with the overall objective of accelerating the adoption and fostering greater use of the technology within North America. Since 2003, it has been serving as a platform to translate research concepts and algorithms into actual applications for power system operators, reliability coordinators, and operating engineers both within the Eastern and Western Interconnections. The system supports an open, scalable and modular system design that adheres to a Server-Client architecture offering a suite of applications for wide-area real time visibility, monitoring and alarming on key metrics related to grid stress, dynamics, and the power system's proximity to instability, and performing offline forensic event analysis and baselining functions on normal operating conditions, limits and alarms. This paper provides an overview of the RTDMS system: its system architecture functionalities and applications.