Electric distribution companies have huge investments in AM/FM/GIS systems and would like to use the AM/FM/GIS circuit information as the foundation for optimizing other systems. Three U.S. utilities - Ameren (St. Louis, Missouri), Detroit Edison (Detroit, Michigan), and Orange and Rockland (O&R, Pearl River, New York) - have chosen EPRI's Distribution Engineering Workstation (DEW) to harness this information and all for surprisingly different reasons. Ameren had a 25-year investment in programs driven from its AM/FM/GIS system. Over the years, it developed power flow, short circuit, device coordination and feeder tie capacity internally. The programs solved the problem, but the tabular results were difficult to interpret. The utility pursued a graphical solution in order to get a better picture of circuit performance.
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机译：配电公司在AM / FM / GIS系统上进行了大量投资，并希望将AM / FM / GIS电路信息用作优化其他系统的基础。美国的三家公用事业公司-Ameren（密苏里州圣路易斯），底特律爱迪生（密歇根州底特律）和Orange and Rockland（O＆R，纽约珠江）分别选择了EPRI的配电工程工作站（DEW）来利用这些信息和所有信息。出于令人惊讶的不同原因。 Ameren在其AM / FM / GIS系统驱动的程序上进行了25年的投资。多年来，它在内部发展了潮流，短路，设备协调和馈线连接能力。程序解决了问题，但表格结果难以解释。该公用事业公司追求图形化解决方案，以便更好地了解电路性能。
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