The deployment of traditional computing, control and monitoring paradigms in modern smart
grids is characterized by several severe limitations. These could restrict their capability to …

The business of distribution system operators is rapidly evolving as the distribution grid is
hosting more distributed energy resources. Technology for monitoring, control, and …

Traditionally, distribution network monitoring has been focused on primary substations (ie,
high voltage/medium voltage level), whereas low voltage (LV) network has not been …

Smart meters are being deployed globally on a trial basis and are expected to enable
remote reading and demand response among other advanced functions, by setting up a two …

Data mining techniques are traditionally divided into two distinct disciplines depending on
the task to be performed by the algorithm: supervised learning and unsupervised learning …

Sensor networks and the Internet of Things have driven the evolution of traditional electric
power distribution networks towards a new paradigm referred to as Smart Grid. However, the …

Contrary to the rapid evolution experienced in the last decade of Information and
Communication Technologies and particularly the Internet of Things, electric power …

With the current increase of distributed generation in distribution networks, line congestions
and PQ issues are expected to increase. The smart grid may effectively coordinate DER …

Communication networks play a crucial role in the context of Smart Grids since they enable
a broad set of appealing facilities, from both producers and consumers side, to be effectively …

The smart grid can be seen as a hybrid system composed by many systems. From a large
scale point of view, it combines the electric power system itself and a heterogeneous …