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Definition of extended SGAM smart energy grid reference architecture model
Definition of Extended SGAM Smart Energy Grid Reference Architecture Model
The Extended SGAM (Smart Grid Architecture Model) is a comprehensive framework used to describe and analyze the functions, information flows, and components within smart energy grids.
It extends the original SGAM by incorporating additional layers or views to address emerging technologies, standards, and use cases in smart energy systems.
The model enhances interoperability and integration of components across different domains and zones, facilitating the design and deployment of advanced smart grid solutions.
IEC SRD 63200:2021(E), which is a Systems Reference Deliverable, defines the framework elements, associated ontology, and modelling methodology for designing the Smart energy Grid Reference Architecture using the Smart Grid Architecture Model (SGAM), with potential expansion to describe the interaction between the grid and heat/gas systems, and including easily understandable examples.
This document also provides a machine level representation of the concepts associated with the SGAM in the form of an ontology provided in the form of diagrams in Annex A, as well as in the form of a code component.
Thus, this document is associated with a code component presented as a ZIP file package.
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