This topic describes how to access the GAA Overview page, on which you can view all the information and perform various tasks related to Generation Availability Analysis.
By default, the information that appears on the GAA Overview page is related to all Hierarchy Levels. You can select
By default, the information on the GAA Overview page is displayed for a time period between the first day of the current year and the current date. You can modify the time period by selecting
The tasks that you can perform on this page differ depending on the Security Groups with which you are associated.
Steps
On the left navigation menu, select Reliability, and then select Generation Availability Analysis.
Note: You can also access Generation Availability Analysis information associated with a functional location and its children. To do so:
In the upper-left corner of the top navigation bar, select
The Asset page appears.
In the left pane, navigate to the function location for which you want to access the GAA Overview page.
In the workspace, select the Reliability tab.
A list of types of performance related analyses performed on the selected functional location appears.
The GAA Overview page appears, displaying the following information related to each GAA Unit for the specified period:
The Generation Reports section: Contains a list of regulatory and management (SSRS) reports and links to generate management reports. The section contains the following columns of information:
You can manage the Regulatory reports using the Manage Reports button.
The y-axis shows the number of Megawatt Hours for each GAA Unit.
When you select a bar in the graph, the Unit Summary workspace for the associated GAA Unit appears in a new tab.
The Events Causing Losses graph section: Contains a doughnut graph that shows the sum of losses of each of the following type for each GAA Unit for the specified period:
The Count of Event Types graph section: Contains a bar graph that shows the number of following types of events for each GAA Unit during the specified time:
The x-axis shows the name of each GAA Unit and y-axis shows the number of events that occurred at each of the GAA Unit.
The colors that represent various fields in this graph appear based on the color that you specify when adding an Event Category. You must then, modify the colors of the graph for each of the Event Categories.
When you select a bar in the graph, the Unit Summary workspace for the associated GAA Unit appears in a new tab.
The Event and Performance Report Statistics section: Contains a grid that displays the values from all the fields available on the Detailed Loss Net MWh tab on the Performance datasheet for each GAA Unit for the specified period.
While viewing any of the above charts, you can select
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