Multiple Scenario ATC Analysis Results: Local Menu Options

 

The Results page of the Multiple Scenario ATC Analysis is available on the Available Transfer Capability dialog when selecting the option to Analyze Multiple Scenarios on the Advanced Options tab of the Available Transfer Capability dialog.

Right-clicking on the table contained on the Results page will bring up a local menu containing several other options. The first several options are only enabled if a cell that represents a scenario is right-clicked. These options will perform an operation with respect to the Scenario:

Take me to Scenario …

Implements the changes in the Scenario resulting in a modified system state. Transfer limits are not calculated.

Determine Transfer Limit For Scenario …

Calculates the ATC for the Scenario, and then sets the system state back to the Initial State.

Determine Transfer Limit for Selected Scenarios

This option is available if multiple scenarios are selected. Multiple scenarios can be selected by holding down the CTRL key and left-clicking on the desired scenarios. When this option is selected, transfer limits for all of the highlighted scenarios will be calculated. The system state will be restored to the Initial State upon completion of all calculations.

Take me to the Transfer Limit For Scenario …

Performs ATC analysis for the Scenario, and then ramps the transfer to the lowest transfer limit found. If using one of the iterated methods, the transfer limit used for the ramping is the lowest one that is iteratively found.

 

Other options on this local menu are not related to the Scenario that has been clicked.

Increase Transfer for Present System State

Increments the transfer level for the present system state by a user-defined amount.

Return to Initial State

Returns the system state to the Initial State. The initial state is the state in memory when the ATC analysis is started. The initial state is only stored if using one of the iterative ATC Solution Methods or analyzing Multiple Scenarios. The initial state is also stored when opening the ATC dialog if an initial state has already been stored.