Smallworld Analysis and OptimizationIn the engineering phase of the asset management lifecycle, designers are being challenged to meet increasing demand for new services while reducing design and construction costs and improving reliability of the as-built facilities. As a result, network analysis and optimization tools are critical for utilities to achieve the required least-cost, best engineered design solution. Unfortunately, network analysis tools are generally expensive, complex, standalone applications that are not well integrated into the design environment. To address this need, GE Energy has developed Smallworld Analysis & Optimization (A&O) 4. With Smallworld A&O 4, state of the art power system analysis algorithms are imbedded as "engines" in Smallworld Core Spatial Technology (CST), providing analysis and optimization tools to any organization managing electric networks in the Smallworld application. Smallworld A&O 4 is particularly well suited to support the plan/design/build phase of the asset management lifecycle, providing users with the benefits of advanced analysis algorithms without having to be experts in the field. With Smallworld A&O 4, analysis results and optimization recommendations can be seamlessly integrated with the design workflow, providing easy access to designers of any skill level. Sample integrations are available for Smallworld's Design Manager product, providing a completely integrated system for design analysis and optimization. For example, optimization recommendations can automatically update or replace proposed devices in the GIS, allowing analyses to be rerun immediately while ensuring that engineering standards are met. Optimization results can also be integrated with the secondary design approval process so that only designs that meet the optimization criteria will be considered for approval. Features & BenefitsStandard analysis tools
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