ISO/IEC 30144:2020
Information technology — Sensor network system architecture for power substations
This document specifies intelligent wireless sensor network (iWSN) from the perspectives of iWSN's system infrastructure and communications internal and external to the infrastructure, and technical requirements for iWSN to realize smart electrical power substations.
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
5 Intelligent wireless sensor network system supporting electrical power substation
5.1 System View
5.1.1 System overview
5.1.2 Subsystems and their relationships
5.2 Communications View
5.2.1 Communications overview
5.2.2 Sensor nodes
5.2.3 Gateways
5.2.4 Communication interfaces in the iWSN system
6 Technical requirements for the iWSN system supporting electrical power substations
6.1 System functional requirements
6.1.1 Information acquisition and collection
6.1.2 Device management
6.1.3 Data analysis
6.1.4 Data display
6.1.5 Warning and response
6.1.6 Network communication
6.1.7 System privilege management
6.1.8 Collaborative information process (CIP) and decision support
6.2 System performance requirements
6.2.1 Performance requirements of sensor node
6.2.2 Performance requirements of gateway
6.2.3 Performance requirements of control subsystem for sensor network
Annex A (informative)Sensor network reference architecture from ISO/IEC 29182-3
A.1 Overview of sensor network interfaces
A.2 Sensor node physical reference architecture
A.3 Functional model of the sensor network
Annex B (informative)The sensor models in IEC 61850
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – System overview of the iWSN system supporting electrical power substation
Figure 2 – Communications overview of the iWSN systemsupporting electrical power substation
Figure A.1 – Overview of sensor network interfaces in a sensor node, sensor node to sensor node, and sensor node to the external environment
Figure A.2 – Sensor networks system architecture – Layer focused
Figure A.3 – Sensor node physical reference architecture
Figure A.4 – Functional model of the sensor network
Tables
Table 1 – Mapping between the entities in the System Viewand the domains of the IoT RA
Table 2 – Interface for functional subsystem of sensor networks
Table B.1 – Sensor models in IEC 61850
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
5 Intelligent wireless sensor network system supporting electrical power substation
5.1 System View
5.1.1 System overview
5.1.2 Subsystems and their relationships
5.2 Communications View
5.2.1 Communications overview
5.2.2 Sensor nodes
5.2.3 Gateways
5.2.4 Communication interfaces in the iWSN system
6 Technical requirements for the iWSN system supporting electrical power substations
6.1 System functional requirements
6.1.1 Information acquisition and collection
6.1.2 Device management
6.1.3 Data analysis
6.1.4 Data display
6.1.5 Warning and response
6.1.6 Network communication
6.1.7 System privilege management
6.1.8 Collaborative information process (CIP) and decision support
6.2 System performance requirements
6.2.1 Performance requirements of sensor node
6.2.2 Performance requirements of gateway
6.2.3 Performance requirements of control subsystem for sensor network
Annex A (informative)Sensor network reference architecture from ISO/IEC 29182-3
A.1 Overview of sensor network interfaces
A.2 Sensor node physical reference architecture
A.3 Functional model of the sensor network
Annex B (informative)The sensor models in IEC 61850
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – System overview of the iWSN system supporting electrical power substation
Figure 2 – Communications overview of the iWSN systemsupporting electrical power substation
Figure A.1 – Overview of sensor network interfaces in a sensor node, sensor node to sensor node, and sensor node to the external environment
Figure A.2 – Sensor networks system architecture – Layer focused
Figure A.3 – Sensor node physical reference architecture
Figure A.4 – Functional model of the sensor network
Tables
Table 1 – Mapping between the entities in the System Viewand the domains of the IoT RA
Table 2 – Interface for functional subsystem of sensor networks
Table B.1 – Sensor models in IEC 61850