Table B – Data management and transfer Overview (description of data) Collection methodology considerations Data categories Sampling frequency Format (specific data units and components) Data provider and owner Data source Transfer process / how supplied to ARENA [Insert first critical question as listed in item 3 of this Knowledge Sharing Plan. Each critical question should be listed as a sub-heading in this table with the relevant data points listed under each one.] Example: Economic feasibility assessment AETA, LCOE cost breakdown table Subcontractors will provide spreadsheet of figures underpinning financial assessment List specific data points to be captured By sec, minute, month, quarter, annually, once only, end of Activity MWh, MW, DNI levels, $$$, labour hours, GIS data e.g. proponents, consortia member, BOM, technology supplier e.g. smart metering, asset specification sheet, asset operation records, asset metering, etc e.g. automated satellite upload on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Transmission line characteristics, including line impedance data, cable lay and ratings information Study case study data on minigrid performance Load demand profiles will be provided by grid operator – agreement in place Total energy demand Half hourly over 24 hours for a year GJ and kWh Grid operator (privacy conditions apply) Meter data and gas, diesel billing data form invoices Spreadsheet to be provided on DVD as so large Enabling data Resource information and data on biogas locations Based on test buoys and BOM data, using algorithms, with panning layers Naval hazards and boundaries data Updated quarterly Geospatial data in line with Office of Spatial Policy standards Recipient Geoscience Australia Via a cloud download [As well as describing high value knowledge items (in Table A), you will need to clearly specify your methodology for capturing, storing and assessing data from your Activity. This will include: defining the form and metrics for collecting the data/information (using Table B above); describing whether the item requires any specific processing, or handling; and
Knowledge Sharing Activities The Recipient must undertake Knowledge Sharing Activities as outlined in Table C below. Table C – Detailed program of Knowledge Sharing Activities Activity stage and timeframe Number and type of Knowledge Sharing Activity High value knowledge to be shared and provided to ARENA Intended audience Further information (optional) Related No. in Table A Examples: (note not all examples may be relevant to your Activity) Second phase (October 2014) One workshop Outline of research to date and next steps Researchers Developers Webinar or presentation to be hosted by university or public forum such as clean energy week Activity completion (insert month) One journal article and one media article Advancing the field – practical applications Financiers Regulators NSPs Energy users Government Citations to be provided Activity completion (insert month) Two presentations at industry conferences Details of experimental results including key design challenges overcome Researchers Research institutions Third milestone (insert month) One site visit Overview of technology performance, familiarisation of techniques, demonstration of new uses for equipment Technology companies Financiers Activity completion (insert month) Public impact report Potential market for technology, standard of research compared to international competitors, ARENA Government Early-stage investors