Practical challenges of integrating synchrophasor applications into an EMS

Jampala, A. K.; Giri, J.; Madani, Vahid; Glavić, Mevludin; King, Roger L.

doi:10.1109/isgt.2013.6497847

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“…Once validated by field installation and training and accepted by end users, the tools will become part of the next-generation production systems for real-time applications. Enhanced tools to validate results and advanced simulation tools for training are other areas for development [26]. The integration tasks pose many challenges, including:…”

Section: Data Mining and Cyber Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A method of dimensionality reduction of synchrophasor measurements such as voltage, current or frequency, utilizing principal component analysis (PCA) can extract correlations between measurements summarizing trends in PMU data without the loss of vital information where trends are more important than exact data [27]. Transmission, storage and computation of data become less expensive after dimensionality reduction of the synchrophasor data [26].…”

Section: On-line Dimension Reduction Of Synchrophasor Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Wide-Area Monitoring, Protection and Control Needs, Applications, and Benefits

Madani¹,

Novosel²,

King³

2015

Computational Intelligence Applications in Smart Grids

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Section: Data Mining and Cyber Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: On-line Dimension Reduction Of Synchrophasor Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

Wide-Area Monitoring, Protection and Control Needs, Applications, and Benefits

Madani¹,

Novosel²,

King³

2015

Computational Intelligence Applications in Smart Grids

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“…The authors would like to acknowledge our colleagues at IEEE PES, NIST, NASPI, IEC and CIGRE for the team work that has helped with POC partnership activities in testing and facilitating delivery of comprehensive standards for industry-wide use, [3] - [6].…”

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Balancing technology and system reliability — Methodology for deploying advanced technology

Madani¹,

Rahmatian

Novosel

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2013 IREP Symposium Bulk Power System Dynamics and Control - IX Optimization, Security and Control of the Emerging Power Grid

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New system solutions need to be introduced and deployed carefully to ensure good value to the user, effective deployment of technology, and reduced risk of stranded assets. This paper presents a methodology consisting of three effective steps for successful deployment of production-grade systems designed to perform and support disaster recovery environment.The article focuses on the deployment of most advanced technologies associated with the synchrophasor solution in electric power utilities.The steps include establishing requirements and specifications, implementing a real-time proof-of-concept (POC) performance validation center, and full deployment including end-to-end testing. Establishing such a facility is essential for successful deployment of production-grade advanced technologies in the field and at the enterprise level, and is indispensable in paving the path for effective and accelerated rollout of business cases.

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“…[2] E. EMS Application using Synchrophasor Jampala et. al describe the new generation of synchrophasor applications and next generation production EMS, and the integration challenges associated with subsecond data, in [3], These synchrophasor applications include Linear State Estimator (LSE), Oscillation Detection, Voltage Stability indicators, etc. Implementation experiences of enhanced engineering solutions, tools to validate results, need for advanced simulation tools for training and the challenges in integration as well as many of the PMU and PDC industry guides and standards in are described by Madani in [4].…”

Section: Data Exchange With Neighboring Utilitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%