AN APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ONTOLOGY FOR ELECTRIC-POWER ENGINEERING DOMAIN BASED ON STANDARDS ISO 15926, IEC 61970
The article deals with an approach to the development of ontology in the field of electric power industry using up-to-date international standards. Currently, when designing electrical installations, designers are faced with unreliable information from several sources as well as search complexity and heterogeneity of information. The requirements for the ontology of the subject area in the field of electric power industry are given, and the ISO 15926 and IEC 61970 standards are compared. It is concluded that the classes in the CIM model are complete for the operational stage.Publications on this topic are reviewed. The procedure for constructing an ontology prototype is carried out using the DOT- 15926 program in terms of transformer parameters and the ISO 15926 standard methodology. This prototype was used to transfer from the E3.Series design system to the ETAP calculation complex. Data transfer was carried out in a file form with the conversion in the DOT-15926 program.