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== Interactive elements == | == Interactive elements == | ||
The discussions | The discussions benefited from EERAdata storyboard and/or slido comments. See [[WS1#Interactive_elements]] | ||
== Notes from the morning session == | == Notes from the morning session == | ||
The morning session | The morning session was dedicated to database discussions with the aim to select 3-5 databases from below's list of databases for further examination. | ||
=== List of participants === | |||
* Demet Suna (AIT) | |||
* Aleksandra Zgórska (GIG) | |||
* Reza Arghandeh (HVL) | |||
* Carsten Hoyer-Klick (DLR) | |||
* Christopher Burger-Scheidlin (AIT) | |||
* Veronica Lupi (Bocconi) | |||
=== List of EERAdata Team Partners === | |||
* [https://hvl.no/en/ HVL] | |||
* [https://www.ait.ac.at/en/ AIT] | |||
* [https://www.gig.eu/en/ GIG] | |||
* [https://www.ieu.edu.tr/en/ IUE] | |||
=== Draft list of databases === | === Draft list of databases === | ||
* OPSD | * [https://open-power-system-data.org/ OPSD] | ||
* EIA | * [https://www.eia.gov/ EIA] | ||
* | * [https://www.pse.pl/web/pse-eng/data/ PSE] | ||
* [https://www.entsoe.eu/ ENTSO-E] | |||
* | * [https://openei.org/wiki/Data/ OpenEI] | ||
* [https://www.smard.de/en/ SMARD] | |||
* SMARD | * [https://data.worldbank.org/topic/energy-and-mining/ WorldBank] | ||
* WorldBank | * [https://www.nrel.gov/analysis/energy-data-books.html/ NREL] | ||
=== Discussion on the choice of databases: === | === Discussion on the choice of databases: === | ||
* OPSD | * [https://open-power-system-data.org/ OPSD] | ||
* EIA | * [https://www.eia.gov/ EIA] | ||
* PSE | * [https://www.pse.pl/web/pse-eng/data/ PSE] | ||
* ENTSO-E | * [https://www.entsoe.eu/ ENTSO-E] | ||
== Notes from the afternoon session == | == Notes from the afternoon session == | ||
The afternoon session is dedicated to discussing metadata for the selected databases. The aim of the afternoon session is to fill out [[UC2#Metadata_assessments|table 2 of the wiki page for the use case]] and to decide what to report back from the use case to the plenary session the next day (again, see the WIKI template for a suggested structure). | The afternoon session is dedicated to discussing metadata for the selected databases. The aim of the afternoon session is to fill out [[UC2#Metadata_assessments|table 2 of the wiki page for the use case]] and to decide what to report back from the use case to the plenary session the next day (again, see the WIKI template for a suggested structure). | ||
* Table 2 is filled | |||
* UC2 group discussion notes are summarized to report to the rest of the team as follows. | |||
=== Extra Sources for FAIR Indices=== | |||
The FAIR Guiding Principles for scientific data management and stewardship, Scientific Data 3, doi:10.1038/sdata.2016.18) | |||
http://www.snf.ch/SiteCollectionDocuments/FAIR_principles_translation_SNSF_logo.pdf | |||
== What to report back to the plenary on Day 3? == | == What to report back to the plenary on Day 3? == | ||
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** EIA (It is a rich national database with open access) | ** EIA (It is a rich national database with open access) | ||
** ENTSO-e (It is a major source for European power networks data which is open access) | ** ENTSO-e (It is a major source for European power networks data which is open access) | ||
* '''Main insights from discussions''' | * '''Main insights from discussions''' | ||
** <u> Based on our discussion regarding | ** <u> Based on our discussion regarding metadata for power transmission and distribution networks, there is need to address following challenges: </u> | ||
*** Lack of standardization for metadata taxonomy and common vocabulary (related to I2) | *** Lack of standardization for metadata taxonomy and common vocabulary (related to I2) | ||
*** Ambiguity on licensing issues for various types of energy data (related to R1.1) | *** Ambiguity on licensing issues for various types of energy data (related to R1.1) | ||
*** Lack of unique identifier for energy data (related to F1) | *** Lack of unique identifier for energy data (related to F1) | ||
*** In general, there very limited open access data for distribution power system. The huge gap is due to the privacy and confidentiality of the data that includes personal information about electricity customers and household owners. Also, there are many players in power distribution | *** In general, there very limited open access data for the distribution power system. The huge gap is due to the privacy and confidentiality of the data that includes personal information about electricity customers and household owners. Also, there are many players in the power distribution areas including DSOs, electricity retailers, energy management companies, etc. So, collecting, archiving, and sanitizing the data need huge resources. | ||
** <u> It is not clear for us how to interpret and measure following indices (they seem confusing): </u> | ** <u> It is not clear for us how to interpret and measure following indices (they seem confusing): </u> | ||
*** R1.2. (meta)data are associated with detailed provenance, | *** R1.2. (meta)data are associated with detailed provenance, | ||
*** A1.2. the protocol allows for an authentication and authorization procedure, where necessary; | *** A1.2. the protocol allows for an authentication and authorization procedure, where necessary; | ||
*** A2. metadata are accessible, even when the data are no longer available; | *** A2. metadata are accessible, even when the data are no longer available; | ||
* '''Suggested next steps''' | * '''Suggested next steps''' | ||
** Compare the selected databases regarding their ontologies (e.g. compare SMARD, ENTSO-e, and PSE) | ** Compare the selected databases regarding their metadata ontologies (e.g. compare SMARD, ENTSO-e, and PSE) | ||
** Reassess selected databases with | ** Reassess selected databases with the FAIR Maturity Evaluation Service (rd-alliance) | ||
** Collaborate with other UC teams and also experts outside the EERAdata project | |||
* | |||
Latest revision as of 09:23, 8 June 2020
This page provides space for notes from workshop discussions of use case 2 during Day 2 of WS1.
Interactive elements[edit]
The discussions benefited from EERAdata storyboard and/or slido comments. See WS1#Interactive_elements
Notes from the morning session[edit]
The morning session was dedicated to database discussions with the aim to select 3-5 databases from below's list of databases for further examination.
List of participants[edit]
- Demet Suna (AIT)
- Aleksandra Zgórska (GIG)
- Reza Arghandeh (HVL)
- Carsten Hoyer-Klick (DLR)
- Christopher Burger-Scheidlin (AIT)
- Veronica Lupi (Bocconi)
List of EERAdata Team Partners[edit]
Draft list of databases[edit]
Discussion on the choice of databases:[edit]
Notes from the afternoon session[edit]
The afternoon session is dedicated to discussing metadata for the selected databases. The aim of the afternoon session is to fill out table 2 of the wiki page for the use case and to decide what to report back from the use case to the plenary session the next day (again, see the WIKI template for a suggested structure).
- Table 2 is filled
- UC2 group discussion notes are summarized to report to the rest of the team as follows.
Extra Sources for FAIR Indices[edit]
The FAIR Guiding Principles for scientific data management and stewardship, Scientific Data 3, doi:10.1038/sdata.2016.18)
http://www.snf.ch/SiteCollectionDocuments/FAIR_principles_translation_SNSF_logo.pdf
What to report back to the plenary on Day 3?[edit]
- Databases selected (names and short reasoning)
- OPSD (It is a good example of FAIR and open database with proper metadata)
- PSE (It is a rich national database with open access)
- EIA (It is a rich national database with open access)
- ENTSO-e (It is a major source for European power networks data which is open access)
- Main insights from discussions
- Based on our discussion regarding metadata for power transmission and distribution networks, there is need to address following challenges:
- Lack of standardization for metadata taxonomy and common vocabulary (related to I2)
- Ambiguity on licensing issues for various types of energy data (related to R1.1)
- Lack of unique identifier for energy data (related to F1)
- In general, there very limited open access data for the distribution power system. The huge gap is due to the privacy and confidentiality of the data that includes personal information about electricity customers and household owners. Also, there are many players in the power distribution areas including DSOs, electricity retailers, energy management companies, etc. So, collecting, archiving, and sanitizing the data need huge resources.
- It is not clear for us how to interpret and measure following indices (they seem confusing):
- R1.2. (meta)data are associated with detailed provenance,
- A1.2. the protocol allows for an authentication and authorization procedure, where necessary;
- A2. metadata are accessible, even when the data are no longer available;
- Based on our discussion regarding metadata for power transmission and distribution networks, there is need to address following challenges:
- Suggested next steps
- Compare the selected databases regarding their metadata ontologies (e.g. compare SMARD, ENTSO-e, and PSE)
- Reassess selected databases with the FAIR Maturity Evaluation Service (rd-alliance)
- Collaborate with other UC teams and also experts outside the EERAdata project