Study of the application of SVG in power system graphicalized software
Shi Dong-yuan
Abstract
Shi Dong-yuan
Abstract
It is essential for the power system software to provide visualization of many kinds of graphics such as the power system network diagram. The traditional method to achieve this goal is to develop specialized graphical module, which makes the system less open and flexible. On the other hand, the IEC61970 provides a uniform modeling of the power system resource to realize the openness and interoperability of the software systems, but the interoperability of the graphics is not included. SVG(Scalable Vector Graphics) is a language for describing two-dimensional graphics in XML and makes the graphics sharable through Web.Based on a brief introduction of SVG, this paper puts forward the application of SVG in power system software to make its graphics system more flexible, open and interoperable through Web.
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It is essential for the power system software to provide visualization of many kinds of graphics such as the power system network diagram. The traditional method to achieve this goal is to develop specialized graphical module, which makes the system less open and flexible. On the other hand, the IEC61970 provides a uniform modeling of the power system resource to realize the openness and interoperability of the software systems, but the interoperability of the graphics is not included. SVG(Scalable Vector Graphics) is a language for describing two-dimensional graphics in XML and makes the graphics sharable through Web.Based on a brief introduction of SVG, this paper puts forward the application of SVG in power system software to make its graphics system more flexible, open and interoperable through Web.
Key concepts: Scalable Vector Graphics, Computer science, Graphics, Interoperability, Vector graphics, Graphics software, XML framework, XML