Theft detection and smart metering practices and expectations in the Netherlands

Kadurek, P.; Blom, J.; Cobben, J.F.G.; Kling, W.L.

doi:10.1109/isgteurope.2010.5638852

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“…The [23] proposed methodology for electricity tampering detection uses the information obtained from the smart meter, in order to automate the detection and localization process. The smart metering infrastructure and intelligent substation are considered in the topology and are essential for the proposed electricity theft detection.…”

Section: Standing Methods and Solutions For Ntl Preventionmentioning

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Survey: NTL Detection in Electricity Energy Supply

Khan¹,

Siddiqui²,

Khan³

2016

IJCA

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The most essential asset of any country that can boost its development or can destroy it, is electricity. Electricity theft prevention or non-technical loss detection has become major problem around the globe for every developed or under develop country to maintain its status in global society. Every month and every year many researchers, scholars and university students presented their studies, ideas and proposed their electric management system for prevalent of nontechnical energy loss detection in transmission line. The core objective of this survey is to highlight the existing solutions, their effectiveness in terms of performance and accuracy and their applicability. This will help in finding a diverse and reliable solution, understanding what others possible methodologies and techniques can be adopted in order to overcome current transmission supply challenges and improve the existing solution that can promptly address electricity prevention issues.

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Section: Standing Methods and Solutions For Ntl Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey: NTL Detection in Electricity Energy Supply

Khan¹,

Siddiqui²,

Khan³

2016

IJCA

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“…This paper presents a smart proposed distribution system to detect illegal electricity consumption, by GSM based smart energy meter and a database installed at the central station. This helps in theft detection, billing and management purposes [3].This metering system have some features that can improve consumer's awareness of actual consumption [4].The reduction of interfering has help to justify the large funding shares in Automated Meter Reading(AMR) and currently some countries are leading countries with high discretion of Automatic meter reading [5].…”

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Distributed Transformer Energy Meter Using GSM Technology

M.L¹,

Rajanand²,

Dhayalan³

2015

ECIJ

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The Distributed transformer meter is located in all user building blocks and a server is preserved from the facility contributor. The electricity is major part for consuming the energy level with cost and obtaining the energy used by customers can be maintain in every sequence of manual process is very difficult to identify. There are some common techniques that are used by customers for theft and leakage of power in one particular transformer and these robberies are detected using GSM. These meters provide the automatic readings data with help of Apriori algorithm. It will reduce the labor task and financial expenditure by adopting the automatic meter reading is to provide the bill entry process. This is very useful and helps to households consumers.

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“…This creates a smart meter health although individual analysis would still require a lot of effort and privacy concerns would hinder its "careless" deployment. However, this can be useful when investigating areas in which non-technical losses (i. e. losses that are not caused by transmission and distribution operations) are detected, supporting for example localisation strategies as in [14]. Future works include further investigations and privacy-aware development of this module.…”

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“…An approach for discovering theft detection with smart metering data is discussed in Kadurek et al [14]. They devise two phases: during the first phase the energy balance at particular substations of the distribution systems is monitored.…”

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Embedded Cyber-Physical Anomaly Detection in Smart Meters

Raciti

Nadjm‐Tehrani

2013

Critical Information Infrastructures Security

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Abstract. Smart grid security has many facets, ranging over a spectrum from resisting attacks aimed at supervisory and control systems, to end user privacy concerns while monitored by the utility enterprise. This multi-faceted problem also includes vulnerabilities that arise from deployment of local cyber-physical attacks at a smart metering location, with a potential to a) manipulate the measured energy consumption, and b) being massively deployed aiming at destabilisation. In this paper we study a smart metering device that uses a trusted platform for storage and communication of metering data, and show that despite the hard core security, there is still room for deployment of a second level of defence as an embedded real-time anomaly detector that can cover both the cyber and physical domains.

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Theft detection and smart metering practices and expectations in the Netherlands

Cited by 61 publications

References 9 publications

Survey: NTL Detection in Electricity Energy Supply

Survey: NTL Detection in Electricity Energy Supply

Distributed Transformer Energy Meter Using GSM Technology

Embedded Cyber-Physical Anomaly Detection in Smart Meters

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