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The essential roles involved in OpenADR are shown in Figure 3 – Role Interaction
Diagram. This diagram represents the roles (defined in Section 2.2) as rounded
rectangles. Rectangles that include other rectangles indicate that a role is a composition
or aggregation of other roles. For example, a DR Resource is comprised of multiple
assets. A rectangle with multiple roles indicates that a single actor can act in multiple
roles in the OpenADR process. For example, the same actor can be a DR Resource for on
set of interactions, and a DR Controlling Entity for another set of interactions.
DR Controlling Entity
DR Resource/Asset
SECURITY PROFILE FOR OPENADR
Figure 4 – DR Event Activity Diagram
A high level Activity Diagram of the OpenADR Event process is shown in Figure 4 – DR
Event Activity Diagram.
The detailed steps of all OpenADR processes in scope are defined in detailed Use Cases
in Section 2.4. The major steps are outlined as:
1. A DR Resource communicates capabilities, constraints, status and performance
characteristics to a DR Controlling Entity.(Register DR Resource)
2. A DR Controlling Entity decides to call an event (based on grid conditions)
o Determine what objectives to meet during the Event schedule
3. Execution of the Event
o Determine which DR Resources and participation schedules to apply to
meet those objectives
o Send Signal(s) to the DR Resources
o Monitor what is going on (Feedback from DR Resources)
Version – 0.02
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