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Energy Efficient Power Allocation for Bidirectional Relaying with Imperfect Channel Estimation
A wireless network scenario of bidirectional relaying with imperfect channel side information (CSI) is considered, in which two source nodes intend to exchange information with the help of one relay.
Song Li +4 more
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RISK MANAGEMENT DURING OUTAGE PROJECTS AT POWER PLANTS
Outages are needed for the maintenance of most continuously operated plants such as power plants, refineries, and petrochemical plants. Such plants comprise thousands of items of complex equipment and machinery that operate under rigorous operating ...
Hlophe, Simphiwe , Visser, Jacobus Krige
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ADOPTING MEASURES TO REDUCE POWER OUTAGES
This work investigates and evaluates the electric energy interruptions to the residential sector resulting from severe power outages. The study results show that this sector will suffer tangible and intangible losses should these outages occur during specific times, seasons, and for prolonged durations.
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With the intensification of climate change, deepening energy transition, and increasing social vulnerability, extreme power outage events pose escalating challenges to the governance capacity of modern power systems.
Qun Yu +4 more
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Multi-Cell Cooperative Outage Compensation in Cloud-RANs Based 5G Public Safety Network
Cell outage compensation is a crucial way for public safety network (PSN) to recover network communication independently during disasters. As a significant technology for 5G, a cloud-radio access network (C-RAN) plays an important role in a PSN.
Mengjun Yin +4 more
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Natural and anthropogenic hazards are frequently responsible for disaster events, leading to damaged physical infrastructure, which can result in loss of electrical power for affected locations. Remotely-sensed, nighttime satellite imagery from the Suomi
Tony A. Cole +4 more
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Electrification, Power Outages and Employment
Although electrification rates have increased in developing countries, the poor quality of electricity still remains a challenge. This paper studies the effects of electrification at the intensive margin, using a fixed effects approach. I find that power outages significantly reduce employment, earnings, and hours of work.
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Characteristics of power outages from compound weather extremes in Florida
The growing number of extreme weather events has contributed to an increasing number and severity of power outages. However, the complex interplay of extreme weather events and their compounding effects on power outage characteristics (e.g.
Mohammad Siddiqur Rahman +3 more
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A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed? Analysis of the Willingness to Share Self-Produced Electricity During a Long-lasting Power Outage. [PDF]
Kurz K, Bock C, Knodt M, Stöckl A.
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