Priority-based low voltage DC microgrid system for rural electrification

Marahatta, Anup; Rajbhandari, Yaju; Shrestha, Ashish; Singh, Ajay Kumar; Gachhadar, Anand; Thapa, Amit

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2020.11.030

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“…In a nutshell, the deployment of company procedures that utilize technological innovation in intelligent administration promotes data continuity with management and the supply of exceptional services. The following phase in e-government is smart governance able to reduce crime by boosting the state of mind, enabling a rapid and effective reaction to incidents, researching situations, and enhancing public services [28].…”

Section: Smart Cities As a Cyber Crimes Targetmentioning

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Cyber security chalenges of protecting smart cities sustainability

Shishmanov,

Tairov

2024

Proceedings of International Conference “Economic Security in the Context of Systemic Transformations”

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Smart cities provide many positive implications that aim at transforming the everyday lives of individuals. This includes enhancing profitability, lowering expenses, and lowering ecological impact, but the smart city concept remains in its infancy. Considering the system mostly relies on electronics, it lets the entryway to hacking attempts and criminals, which might lead to serious harm and potential dangers. A continuing concern is the psychological and formal aspects of smart city protection that have been the result of competing interests, extensive interconnectedness, and cultural and administrative complexities. Due the results of our review, present laws and directions are insufficient to identify the positions and responsibilities of different companies and citizens do not have the same understanding of critical safety requirements. The research carried out assessed smart cities' cyber security initiatives, with a focus on technology demands and legislative architecture. According to the analysis conclusions, the present research argued for an apparatus that comprises technical norms, managerial input, a regulatory mechanism, and conforming verification to ensure security is monitored throughout all phases in smart cities.

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Section: Smart Cities As a Cyber Crimes Targetmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber security chalenges of protecting smart cities sustainability

Shishmanov,

Tairov

2024

Proceedings of International Conference “Economic Security in the Context of Systemic Transformations”

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“…As they use Machine Learning models to predict power generation and consumption in the coming hours, controllers can use those estimates to optimally manage battery charge/discharge to handle future power shortage/surplus (Wang et al, 2019). Regarding battery management, various approaches can be considered including usage of evolutionary algorithms (Rajanna and Saini, 2016;Sepehrzad et al, 2020) or optimal rules (Kato et al 2014;Marahatta et al, 2021).…”

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A solar backup system to provide reliable energy in presence of unplanned power outages

Borujeni

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Nebel

2022

Journal of Energy Storage

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“…Integrating EVs as a distributed energy resource (DER) is highly adopted in modern power systems to improve the frequency quality. Similarly, some studies have presented the application of demand-side management (DSM) in power system security [33][34][35]. Likewise, various techniques have been proposed and investigated to address the stability issues that occur in PEC-based power systems.…”

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Frequency Stability Issues and Research Opportunities in Converter Dominated Power System

Shrestha

González-Longatt

2021

Energies

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Stable power supply has become a crucial thing in the current era of technology and automation. Although the power system has multiple stability issues and causes, frequency fluctuation plays a vital role in normal operation, whereby a system with significant frequency deviation can lead to the needless blackouts of the whole power system. With the rapid growth in power electronic converter (PEC)-based technologies and the huge penetration of nonsynchronous generators, the modern power system is becoming more complex by the day. This paper provides a comprehensive study on the stability issues that occur in modern power systems, mainly due to PEC-based technology integration. The in-depth reasons and the impacts of unstable power systems, along with their controlling techniques, are discussed to generate a clear understanding. Furthermore, the importance of frequency stability in a power system is discussed with respect to some important events that occurred in the past. This paper also discusses some potential techniques that could be performed to overcome the existing and/or upcoming challenges in the upgrading power system.

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Priority-based low voltage DC microgrid system for rural electrification

Cited by 24 publications

References 18 publications

Cyber security chalenges of protecting smart cities sustainability

Cyber security chalenges of protecting smart cities sustainability

A solar backup system to provide reliable energy in presence of unplanned power outages

Frequency Stability Issues and Research Opportunities in Converter Dominated Power System

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