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Synchrophasor Data Anomaly Detection on Grid Edge by 5G Communication and Adjacent Compute
The fifth-generation mobile communication (5G) technology offers opportunities to enhance the real-time monitoring of grids.
Smart Data Mapping for Connecting Power System Model and Geospatial Data
Knowing the geospatial locations of power system model elements and linking load models with end users and their communities are the foundation for analyzing system resilience and vulnerability to natural hazards.
Power System Recovery Coordinated with (Non-)Black-Start Generators
The proposed model is validated on several test systems, as well as a 1393-bus representation system of the Puerto Rican electric power grid.
A 5G Enabled Adaptive Computing Workflow for Greener Power Grid
5G wireless technology can deliver higher data speeds, ultra low latency, more reliability, massive network capacity, increased availability, and a more uniform user experience to users.
Proactive Posturing of Large Power Grid for Mitigating Hurricane Impacts
In the past decade, natural disasters such as hurricanes have challenged the operation and control of U. S. power grid.
Efficient Topology Assessment for Integrated Transmission and Distribution Network with 10,000+ Inverter-based Resources
The renewable energy proliferation calls upon the grid operators and planners to systematically evaluate the potential impacts of distributed energy resources (DERs).
Recovery Time Metric Demonstrated on Real-world Electric Grid for Hurricane Impacted Outages
This work proposes a methodology for estimating recovery times for transmission lines and substations, and is demonstrated on a real-world 1269-bus power system model of Puerto Rico under 20 hurricane scenarios, or stochastic realizations of asset failure under the meteorological conditions of Hurricane Maria.
A Data-Driven Democratized Control Architecture for Regional Transmission Operators
As probably the most complicated and critical infrastructure system, U. S. power grids become increasingly vulnerable to extreme events such as cyber-attacks and severe weather, as well as higher DER penetrations and growing information mismatch among system operators, utilities (transmission or generation owners), and end-users.
