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Request for the Three-Feeder Distribution Network Model (DMS_V2 / DMS_V3) Used in OpenDSS-G v7 Tutorials

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EmilyElizabeth
2026-10-13
2026-10-13

  • EmilyElizabeth

    EmilyElizabeth - 2026-10-13

    Dear Davis,

    I hope you are doing well.

    First of all, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your excellent work on OpenDSS-G and for sharing such informative and helpful tutorials with the community.

    I am currently learning and using OpenDSS-G v7 for academic research on power distribution systems. I am particularly interested in the large three-feeder distribution network demonstrated in the following two YouTube tutorials:

    1. Load Allocation Assistant
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5FLyzzUmn0

    2. The Interactive Voltage Profile Graph in DSS-G v7**
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaR0q67_tKA

    I noticed that the project paths displayed in these videos appear to refer to DMS_V2/Default_project.Dsp** and DMS_V3/DMS_V3.Dsp, respectively.

    I have successfully installed OpenDSS-G v7 and explored the example models included with the software. However, I have not been able to locate the three-feeder network shown in these tutorials.

    May I kindly ask whether it would be possible for you to share the original DMS_V2 or DMS_V3 model, or provide a download link to the complete project?

    If possible, I would be especially grateful to obtain the OpenDSS-G .Dsp project file, the corresponding .dss circuit model files, bus/GIS coordinate data, and any other supporting files required to reproduce and run the network.

    My primary goal is to reproduce the three-feeder topology shown in your videos and use it as a reference system for academic studies involving voltage profiles, load allocation, and distribution network analysis.

    I fully understand that there may be restrictions on sharing the original model. If that is the case, I would sincerely appreciate any guidance regarding its availability or any similar publicly accessible distribution network model.

    Thank you very much for your time, consideration, and continued contributions to the OpenDSS community. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you could provide.

    Best regards,

     

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