UMIS definition

UMIS means the amendment and/or additions to the Pool Rules to implement an uplift management incentive scheme to provide an incentive for the Grid Operator to minimise certain elements of the difference between the Pool Selling Price and Pool Purchase Price (other than payments in respect of the Daily Pool Payment and/or the Genset Availability Payment) and to provide for payments and repayments associated therewith between the Grid Operator (acting through its agent the Ancillary Services Provider) and Consumers (as defined in the Pool Rules) i the form agreed pursuant to Clause 51A.3 as the same may be amended from time to time in accordance with the terms of that Clause.
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Examples of UMIS in a sentence

  • GIS based Web Portal on Water Quality and UMIS data will be linked to the monitoring station locations.

  • For instance, CHC contributed to review of the UMIS 2014 survey questionnaire, and will use the survey findings/report to replace UMIS 2009 as a reference point.

  • Whenever available, UDHS, UAIS, and UMIS findings will also be used to triangulate and/or interpret output from CHC evaluations.

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  • STOCKTAKING AND REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS COLLECTION OF EXISTING DATA INVENTORY / INSPECTION OF EXISTING DATA METHODOLOGY FOR UMIS DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY FOR GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FUNCTIONS METHODOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM METHODOLOGY FOR REMOTE SENSING DATA PROCESSING (RSDP) ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ Quant um Asia Pvt.

  • The proposed system will have online and offline functions under main four sections such as  User Management Information System (UMIS) functions – mainly to handle the users (administrative part of system) and static & dynamic data in the system  Geographical Information System (GIS) functions – to enable spatial analysis from MIS data and map based representations for better and rapid interpretations.