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Smart Grid Data Anonymization for Smart Grid Privacy

2014
We present an approach to adopt the DB Anonymizer (Database Anonymizer) GE (Generic Enabler) in the context of a case study relating to a Smart Grid Charging Optimization System (COS) that has been developed using real time Electric Vehicle (EV) and Wind energy data. The paper takes consideration of DB Anonymizer GE software for data anonymization with
Shahidul Hoque   +2 more
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Experimental Smart Grid

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2012
The paper deals with activities towards a design of a methodology to stabilize already existing electrical grids and at the same time utilize the maximum of electrical energy from renewable electrical energy sources. The authors believe that the first step towards a methodology is to create a thorough model of the electrical grid with connecting most ...
Frantisek Zezulka   +3 more
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Accountability in smart grids

2011 IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference (CCNC), 2011
A feasible architectural framework for the smart grid in home areas is provided based on the latest NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S.) smart grid interoperability standards (release 1.0). In this paper, we propose an accountable communication protocol using this architecture with certain reasonable assumptions. Analysis results
Jing Liu 0027   +2 more
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Beyond the smart grid

Communications of the ACM, 2010
Sensor networks monitor residential and institutional devices, motivating energy conservation.
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A smart campus integrated with smart grid

2017 International Artificial Intelligence and Data Processing Symposium (IDAP), 2017
Recently, smart campus projects that will improve quality of the services they received and the daily activities of students and employees in the campus environment, have been put into practise. The smart campus includes issues such as increasing energy efficiency, facilitating transportation, parking area control, provision of access to multiple ...
Özupak, Yildirim   +2 more
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Smart “Stick-on” Sensors for the Smart Grid

IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2012
Rapid increase in electric power demand, introduction of RPS mandates, and a push towards electrification in the transportation sector is expected to increase power system stresses and disturbances. To tackle these power system issues and maintain high system reliability, it is essential to have information about the condition of assets present on the ...
Rohit Moghe   +2 more
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IEC 61850 and smart grids

2013 3rd International Conference on Electric Power and Energy Conversion Systems, 2013
This paper defines an introduction and overview of the technology standard IEC 61850. The IEC standard offers reliability, efficiency, flexibility and interoperability needed in smart grids. The improved performance and sustainability of nowadays' smart grid led it to be the main used technology for distributed energy resources (DERs) and renewable ...
Elgargouri, Ahmed   +2 more
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Smart City Grid: The Start to Develop Smart Grid

2010 International Conference on E-Product E-Service and E-Entertainment, 2010
Together with the advantages of intelligent technologies, Smart Grid (SG) has become a topical research area in recent years. Considering the abundant and complex technologies it contains, the development of SG should be divided into several stages, and a well designed development strategy is required to improve the transition from current power grid ...
Qiqi Zhang, Shentu Gang, Puming Li
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Smart Fault Location for Smart Grids

IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2011
Fault location is an important application among intelligent monitoring and outage management tasks used for realization of self healing networks, one of the most attractive features of smart grids. The data gathered from various intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) installed throughout the power system could be utilized for smart approaches to ...
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Smart Grid, Safe Grid

IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, 2012
The existing power delivery system is vulnerable to both natural disasters and intentional attack. A successful terrorist attempt to disrupt the power delivery system could have adverse effects on national security, the economy, and the lives of every citizen.
S. Massoud Amin, Anthony M. Giacomoni
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