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CIMug Brisbane 2023

May 17 - May 19

 

CIM USER GROUP MEETING
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA
Hosted by Energy Queensland 

​REGISTRATION WILL BE OPEN FEBRUARY 15, 2023
May 17-19, 2023 | Brisbane, Australia
CIM Users Group – Oceania Meeting
The theme of the meeting will be defined and sent out later in January along with additional information for the meeting

The
UCA International Users Group invites members of the energy industry to attend the
CIM Users Group – Oceania 2023 Spring Meeting, “TBD” on 17-19 May in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.  Whether you are a CIM novice or expert, this meeting will provide a forum to learn more about CIM and network with colleagues.

What Is CIM?
The CIM is an international standard now globally accepted for modeling the information exchanges required in electric utilities. The CIM is independent of any individual application, middleware, or message protocols used for data exchange. The interoperability enabled by the CIM standards is a key factor for achieving the Smart Grid vision.

The CIM Users Group (CIMug) was formed to promote progress of the CIM and to share project experiences. The users group holds two meetings each year (one in Europe and one in the U.S.). Recognized experts share their insights and resolve key technical issues. Each meeting also includes pre-conference tutorials, vendor exhibits, and social networking opportunities.

Who Should Attend
Utilities, energy companies, RTO/ISOs and others involved in developing standards-based enterprise information architectures and integration frameworks to meet their business challenges will find this conference invaluable. Project managers, system architects, business and IT managers, and control center personnel will all benefit from this meeting. With the focus on Smart Grid interoperability and distribution applications, vendors with CIM-based products they plan to make available to this community will want to reserve a Vendor Table to demonstrate their products and discuss service offerings.

The meeting is open to all current or potential CIM users – you do not have to be a CIM User Group member to attend. Attendees gain first-hand access to CIM experts and come away with new insights on how to realize the power of CIM-based integration.

Registration
Early bird registration is only open until 1 April 2023 at the link below.

Call for Presentations
Call for Presentations will be open as of Feb 1st and we encourage you to share your CIM knowledge as it relates to your projects and other CIM related topics.

Call for Presentation Instructions

  1. ​Submit a 200 – 500 word abstract outlining the presentation’s key message
  2. Include your name, title, copany, address, phone number, email and short bio of the author
  3. Identify a presenter or presenters​

​Submissions are due by 1 April 2023 and can be sent to:
margaret@ucaiug.org

Presentation Policies​

  • ​Priority in presentation selection is given to utilities (TSOs, DSOs), market participants, universities and non-profity industry organizations.
  • Suppliers may present a utility approved presentation if they are co-authors.  Preference, howerver, will be given to presentations with a utility presenter.
  • All presentations must be non-commercial (no overt marketing material int he presentation) with a focus on the CIM lifecycle which is deemed to be informative and helpful to other companies considering use the CIM.
  • Non-commercial thought leadership presentations from all CIMug members are also welcome.
  • Presentations that demonstrate actual experiences with lessons learned will be preferred over high-level strategies for planned projects.
  • CIM Users Group membership is not a requirement for presentations.

Sponsorship Opportunities
We encourage our members to participate via a sponorshiop or vendor demonstration table.  We have several sponsorship levels to choose from including Gold, Sivler, Lanyard or 2 reception sponsors.  For additional information please contact Margaret Goodrich at:margaret@ucaiug.org

Meeting Location
Energy Queensland
Level 6, 420 Flinders Street
Townsville, QLD 4810​​

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Terese Milford

Manager, Intelligent Grid New Technology, Energy Queensland

Dr. Terese Milford is Manager Intelligent Grid New Technology at Energy Queensland. Terese has worked in the area of an intelligent grid for the past 10 years having led field trials of various new technology products. Her recent work focusses on deploying advanced network analytics tools to support a data-driven, cost-effective integration of renewables into the distribution network.

Scott Coe

President, GridOptimize

Mr.Coe has decades of experience in data modeling, serves as a board member of Peak Load Management Alliance and an active member of IEC Technical Committee 57. He has worked with many organizations and companies around the world.

Kurt Greaves

Technology Lead, Zepben

Kurt Greaves is a highly experienced software engineer with 12 years of experience in the software industry. He started his career in the cyber security industry developing “big data” analytical systems with tools such as Apache Hadoop, Spark, Nifi, and Kafka processing up to petabytes of data per week. Departing from the security industry he specialised in distributed systems at Instaclustr and became a Apache Cassandra expert, providing customer facing and in-house expertise for their DBaaS platform. Since leaving Instaclustr in 2018 he has been working at Zepben to build out their CIM-based Energy Workbench, utilising his expertise to build scalable hosting capacity solutions.

Choompol Boonme

Lecturer, Department of ELectrical and Computer Engineering, Thammsat University

Mr.Boonmee is an expert on digital interoperability development and data standard in the fields of power transmission, power distribution, power generations and other fields.

Bill Tarlington

Managing Director, Zepben

Bill is an electrical engineer with 25 years’ experience in electricity distribution, software systems design and implementation, and business development. He led operational functions and software system implementations in electricity distribution networks in his early career, and then founded and grew a successful business creating software solutions for the sector. Bill worked as a product management executive in General Electric (GE) following the acquisition of his company by GE in 2010. Since leaving GE in 2014, he and his co-founders have built Zepben into another successful software and services company for the electricity distribution sector.

Adam White

General Manager, Business Dev & Strategy, Zepben

Adam is an electrical engineer with 13 years of industry experience working at the juncture of engineering, regulation and business. His focus is on ensuing our customers business problems are well understood, and effectively translated into operational & supportable software solutions. Adam draws on his experience across multiple DNSPs and most recently Mondo Power, to look differently at the energy transition, focusing on how the regulated and commercial sides of the sector can combine to deliver the outcomes sort by energy consumers.