The Utilisation of Smart Meter Technology to Increase Energy Awareness for Residential Buildings in Queensland, Australia

Akinsipe, Olusola Charles; Leskarac, Domagoj; Stegen, Sascha; Moya, Diego; Kaparaju, Prasad

doi:10.1007/978-981-32-9868-2_1

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“…In recent years, various grouping techniques have been proposed with data from smart meters that have provided useful information to distribution system operators. In Reference [113], electricity consumption and energy tariff variability were analysed in four different seasons. In this analysis, several statistical tools were applied to analyze different energy consumption's using real data from smart meters.…”

Section: Smart Meter Data Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Identification of time periods during the day and seasonality [112,115] Phase identification based on clustering [116] Non-technical losses identification [119] Load profiling based on the energy tariffs across four climatic conditions [113] Forecasting uncertainty in electricity data [111] Load Profiles and geographical data:…”

Section: Smart Meter Data Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Advanced Distribution Measurement Technologies and Data Applications for Smart Grids: A Review

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The integration of advanced measuring technologies in distribution systems allows distribution system operators to have better observability of dynamic and transient events. In this work, the applications of distribution grid measurement technologies are explored in detail. The main contributions of this review are: (a) a comparison of eight advanced measurement devices for distribution networks, based on their technical characteristics, including reporting periods, measuring data, precision, and sample rate; (b) a review of the most recent applications of micro-Phasor Measurement Units, Smart Meters, and Power Quality Monitoring devices used in distribution systems, considering different novel methods applied for data analysis; and (c) an input-output table that relates measured quantities from micro-Phasor Measurement Units and Smart Meters needed for each specific application found in this extensive review. This paper aims to serve as an important guide for researches and engineers studying smart grids.

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confidence: 99%