Poster Session |
0004 |
Assessment of the MV/LV on-load tap changer technology as a way to increase LV hosting capacity for photovoltaic power generators
K Rauma, Universit?Grenoble Alpes, France; F Cadoux, Universit?Grenoble Alpes, France; N Hadj-Sa?, Universit?Grenoble Alpes, France; A Dufournet, ERDF, France; C Baudot, ERDF, France; G Roupioz, ERDF, France |
0005 |
The IEC 61850 in the Portuguese distribution substations: Contemporary challenges and possible solutions
H Leite, University of Porto, Portugal; D Martins, University of Porto, Portugal; J Ferreira, University of Porto, Portugal; A Pinto, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal |
0023 |
Optimal number, type and location of automation devices in distribution networks with distributed generation
Z Popovic, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Serbia; S Knezevic, Schneider Electric DMS NS, Serbia; B Brbaklic, Schneider Electric DMS NS, Serbia |
0024 |
Bad data processing for low voltage state estimation systems based on smart meter data
D Waeresch, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany; R Brandalik, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany; W H Wellssow, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany; J Jordan, IDS GmbH, Germany; R Bischler, SWK Kaiserslautern, Germany; N Schneider, SWK Kaiserslautern, Germany |
0026 |
Resilient distribution system by forming/coupling microgrids in extreme contigencies
M Khederzadeh, Shahid Beheshti University, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0030 |
Further validation and extensions of the global capacity announcement procedure for distribution systems
B Corn?usse, Universit?de Li?e, Belgium; M Glavic, Universit?de Li?e, Belgium; D Ernst, Universit?de Li?e, Belgium; D Vangulick, ORES, Belgium |
0034 |
Optimal levels of automation and underground cabling of Finnish MV networks in the new legislation and regulation environment
H L?land, University of Vaasa, Finland; L Kumpulainen, University of Vaasa, Finland; K Kauhaniemi, University of Vaasa, Finland; A Salo, Vaasan S?k?verkko Oy, Finland |
0039 |
A CEP based ETL method of active distribution network operation monitoring and controlling signal data
M Ai, CEPRI, China; N Chen, CEPRI, China; X Ge, CEPRI, China; Z Li, CEPRI, China; T Pu, CEPRI, China; Y Li, CEPRI, China; Z Chen, State Grid Fujian Electric Power Company, China; P Lin, State Grid Fujian Electric Power Company, China; W Wu, State Grid Fujian Electric Power Company, China |
0040 |
Health index approach to substation civils
D Neilson, SP Energy Networks, UK; L Speakman, SP Energy Networks, UK; A Elena De Leonardo, SP Energy Networks, UK |
0041 |
Improving transient stability of micro-grid in the islanding state and after it using DFACTS
M Khaksar, Electricity Distribution Company, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0053 |
Distribution grid restoration by forming resiliency-oriented less-vulnerable microgrids
M Khederzadeh, Shahid Beheshti University, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0056 |
Resilient and comprehensive network planning is key to a successful integration of renewable energy resources
L Jendernalik, Westnetz GmbH, Germany; D Giavarra, Westnetz GmbH, Germany; C Engels, enerVance GmbH, Germany; A Maier, enerVance GmbH, Germany |
0060 |
Simulation and analysis of assessment procedures for condition based maintenance of MV/LV substations
P K?hn, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; A Schnettler, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; N Schultze, SAG GmbH, Germany |
0061 |
Investments in distribution automation as a foundation for smart grids
J Morren, Enexis/TU Eindhoven, Netherlands; H Slootweg, Enexis/TU Eindhoven, Netherlands |
0071 |
Dynamic grid support with EV charging management considering user requirements
R Uhlig, University of Wuppertal, Germany; M St?tzel, University of Wuppertal, Germany; M Zdrallek, University of Wuppertal, Germany; N Neusel-Lange, SAG GmbH, Germany |
0072 |
Distributed synchronous coordination field testing of an actual automated distribution feeder system
S Geiger, OMICRON, Austria; A Smit, Siemens, USA; D Bowman, Wake Electric, USA |
0075 |
Residential storage to improve system resilience: Technical design and cost estimation?
P Loevenbruck, EDF, France |
0078 |
Managing volatility in distribution networks with active network management
H Zoeller, Siemens AG, Germany; M Reischboeck, Siemens AG, Germany; S Henselmeyer, Siemens AG, Germany |
0083 |
New planning principles for low voltage networks with a high share of decentralized generation
S Harnisch, Bergische Universit? Wuppertal, Germany; P Steffens, Bergische Universit? Wuppertal, Germany; H H Thies, Bergische Universit? Wuppertal, Germany; K Cibis, Bergische Universit? Wuppertal, Germany; M Zdrallek, Bergische Universit? Wuppertal, Germany; B Lehde, Avacon AG/Bergische Universit? Wuppertal, Germany |
0084 |
Islanding tests with LI-ION storage system on the EDF concept grid
B Puluhen, EDF, France; L Joseph-Auguste, EDF, France; S Vilbois, EDF, France; T Drizard, ERDF, France; C Lebosse, ERDF, France; G Diquerreau, Socomec, France |
0086 |
Handling exceptional situations in a distribution network congestion management algorithm
A Kulmala, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; S Repo, Tampere University of Technology, Finland |
0087 |
Use of time limited ratings in distribution systems to improve asset utilization
D Clements, University of Manchester, UK; P Mancarella, University of Manchester, UK; R Ash, EA Technology, UK |
0088 |
Evaluating electricity distribution network reconfiguration to minimize power loss on existing networks
W van Westering, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands ; M van der Meulen, Alliander DSO, Netherlands; W Bosma, Radbout University, Netherlands |
0089 |
Application of distributed generation reactive power control modes to increase system stability
J Pollock, Northern Ireland Electricity Networks, UK; D Hill, Northern Ireland Electricity Networks, UK |
0095 |
Modeling approach of a photovoltaic conversion in the PLC frequency range
C Wawrzyniak, UMons, Belgium; V Moeyaert, UMons, Belgium; F Vall?, UMons, Belgium; Z De Gr?e, UMons, Belgium |
0096 |
Short-term forecast of distributed PV with all-sky imager
C Deforeit, Steadysun, France; A Abello, Steadysun, France; A Ferrage, ERDF, France |
0099 |
Inspection of distribution facilities using tablet computers
S Nishiki, Kansai Electric Power Company, Japan; R Hosokawa, Kansai Electric Power Company, Japan; J Takata, Kansai Electric Power Company, Japan |
0100 |
New grid solutions in practice: Voltage regulation in a low voltage grid in Zurich
E Kaffe, ewz, Switzerland; M Mangani, ewz, Switzerland; F Kienzle, ewz, Switzerland; H Luternauer, ewz, Switzerland; B Loepfe, ewz, Switzerland |
0102 |
The German demo inside GRID4EU: Field experience, lessons learnt and some aspects about cost-benefit of innovative solutions
L Jendernalik, Westnetz GmbH, Germany; T Wiedemann, RWE Deutschland AG, Germany; P Noglik, ABB AG, Germany; A Shapovalov, TU Dortmund, Germany |
0104 |
Demand flexibility benefits from the DSO perspective - a SuSTAINABLE case-study
M I Verdelho, EDP Distribuicao, Portugal; R Prata, EDP Distribuicao, Portugal; D Koraki, Technische Universit? Berlin, Germany; K Strunz, Technische Universit? Berlin, Germany |
0107 |
EvolvDSO grid management tools to support TSO-DSO cooperation
N Fonseca, INESC TEC, Portugal; A Silva, INESC TEC, Portugal; J Sumaili, INESC TEC, Portugal; R Bessa, INESC TEC, Portugal; J Silva, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEUP, Portugal; L Seca, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEUP, Portugal; J Pereria, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEUP, Portugal; M Matos, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEUP, Portugal; P Matos, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; A C Morais, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; M Caugolle, EDF, France; M Sebastian-Viana, ERDF, France |
0108 |
A heterarchic hybrid coordination strategy for congestion management and market optimization using the DREAM framework
R Kamphuis, TNO, Netherlands; J P Wijbenga, TNO, Netherlands; J S van der Veen, TNO, Netherlands |
0116 |
Development of major power disruption management
T Ihonen, Elenia Oy, Finland; T Kupila, Elenia Oy, Finland; T Ker?en, Elenia Oy, Finland |
0117 |
Laboratory evaluation of a deterministic optimal power flow algorithm using power hardware in the loop
T Sayfutdinov, Skoltech, Russia; P Lyons, Newcastle University, UK; M Feeney, Newcastle University, UK |
0118 |
Frequency support by synthetic inertia from variable speed wind turbines
E Lidstr?m, Vattenfall, Sweden; D Wall, Vattenfall, Sweden |
0131 |
Enhancement of microgrid resiliency by mitigating cascading failures through reconfiguration
M Khederzadeh, Shahid Beheshti University, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0136 |
Local island power supply with distributed generation systems in case of large-scale blackouts
C J Steinhart, Hochschule Augsburg, Germany; M Finkel, Hochschule Augsburg, Germany; M Gratza, TU M?nchen, Germany; R Witzmann, TU M?nchen, Germany; K Schaarschmidt, LEW Verteilnetz GmbH, Germany; G Kerber, LEW Verteilnetz GmbH, Germany |
0145 |
Modified UVDA suitable for the reconfiguration of future smart grids consist of many dispersed generations
A Bayat, Zanjan electric distribution Company, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0158 |
Stochastic dynamic programming approach for proactive replacement of power cables
S Sachan, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK; C Zhou, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK; G Bevan, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK; B Alkali, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK |
0161 |
Making faults to protect power networks
I Orue, Ormazabal, Spain; I Gilbert, Ormazabal, Spain; J Larrieta, Ormazabal, Spain; J A S?chez, Ormazabal, Spain |
0171 |
Distribution grid planning enhancement using profiling estimation technic
S Sarabi, L2EP-HEI, France; A Davigny, L2EP-HEI, France; B Robyns, L2EP-HEI, France; V Courtecuisse, GEREDIS Deux-S?res, France; L Coutard, GEREDIS Deux-S?res, France |
0172 |
Optimal design of standalone micro-grid considering reliability and investment costs
H Jahangir, K. N. Toosi University, Iran; A Ahmadian, K. N. Toosi University, Islamic Republic of Iran; M Aliakbar-Golkar, K. N. Toosi University, Islamic Republic of Iran; M Fowler, University of Waterloo, Canada; A Elkamel, University of Waterloo, Canada |
0174 |
Ensuring the functional capabilities to support resilient distribution and transmission networks through network connection codes
M Norton, EirGrid plc, Ireland; R Pfeiffer, Amprion GmbH, Germany; E Haesen, ENTSOE, Belgium; I Mihaela Minciuna, ENTSOE, Belgium; H Urdal, ENTSOE, Belgium; K Jansen, Tennet bv, Netherlands; J Sprooten, Elia, Belgium |
0176 |
Economic dispatch of active distribution network considering renewable energy uncertainties
Q Li, Guizhou Power Grid Corporation, China; G Zhang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China; C Jiang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China |
0178 |
Current mutation and phase differential fault identification algorithm based on supply area sampling calibration method for active distribution network
J Weng, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China; D Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China; Q Zhao, Guizhou Power Grid Corporation, China |
0181 |
Operation situational awareness based on dynamic power flow for a profound analysis of active distribution network
C Sun, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China; D Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China; Y Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China |
0186 |
Chronological evaluation of the benefit of storage systems on wind generation reliability
J R Lebre, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; C L T Borges, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
0195 |
A study on the placement and model selection of voltage regulators in distribution network
Y Miyazaki, Toshiba Corporation, Japan; S Naoi, Toshiba Corporation, Japan; Y Kinoshita, Toshiba Corporation, Japan |
0217 |
Roadmap towards the vision of the future power system and electricity market
L Kumpulainen, University of Vaasa, Finland; K Kauhaniemi, University of Vaasa, Finland; S Repo, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; S Valkealahti, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; P J?ventausta, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; S Honkapuro, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; J Partanen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; R Koivisto-Rasmussen, Oy Merinova Ab, Finland |
0226 |
Durability and resiliency improvement in Mazandaran electricity distribution company against storm
M Karami, Mazandaran Electricity Distribution Company, Islamic Republic of Iran; F Separi, Mazandaran Electricity Distribution Company, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0245 |
Cyber security of smart grid and SCADA systems, threats and risks
H Hooshmandi Safa, Mashhad Electric Energy Distribution Co., Islamic Republic of Iran; D Mohammadi Souran, Mashhad Electric Energy Distribution Co., Islamic Republic of Iran; M Ghasempour, Mashhad Electric Energy Distribution Co., Islamic Republic of Iran; A Khazaee, Mashhad Electric Energy Distribution Co., Islamic Republic of Iran |
0254 |
Disruptive potential and business model innovation through elastic Microgrid-As-A-Service (MAAS) platforms
S Rusitschka, Siemens AG, Germany; M Sturm, Siemens AG, Austria; M Lehofer, Siemens AG, USA |
0255 |
iSSN Application frame' ? A flexible and performant framework hosting smart grid applications
M Faschang, Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; M Stefan, Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; F Kupzog, Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; A Einfalt, Siemens AG, Austria; S Cejka, Siemens AG, Austria |
0256 |
SmartCityVillach: Final results of field test validation of a voltage estimation application that supports distributed voltage control in times of communication loss
R Schwalbe, Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; M Stefan, Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; F Kupzog, Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria; C Schneider, K?nten Netz GmbH, Austria; A Einfalt, Siemens AG, Austria; A Frischenschlager, Siemens AG, Austria; W Rittsteiger, Siemens AG, Austria |
0257 |
Fault and event data utilization in distribution network operation
K M?i, VTT, Finland; S Kunttu, VTT, Finland; H Paananen, Elenia Oy, Finland; S Repo, Elenia Oy, Finland; H Pekkala, Elenia Oy, Finland; H Koivuniemi, Elenia Oy, Finland |
0259 |
Influence of different framework conditions on the effectiveness of control concepts in distribution grids
F Zeilinger, Siemens AG, Austria; A Einfalt, Siemens AG, Austria; K Diwold, Siemens AG, Austria; A Plank, Siemens AG, Austria; A Lugmaier, Siemens AG, Austria |
0260 |
Reliability and economic implications of collaborative distributed resources
A Syrri, University of Manchester, UK; Y Zhou, University of Manchester, UK; E A Martinez Cesena, University of Manchester, UK; J Mutale, University of Manchester, UK; P Mancarella, University of Manchester, UK |
0263 |
Interaction of state estimation and sensitivity analysis for the operation of a real flexible distribution grid
M Wagler, Technical University of Munich, Germany; R Witzmann, Technical University of Munich, Germany |
0269 |
Underground low voltage loop system of KEPCO
Y-S Jeon, KEPCO, Republic of Korea; D-Y Shin, KEPCO, Republic of Korea; Y-U Park, KEPCO, Republic of Korea; K-S Kim, KEPCO, Republic of Korea; J-Y Yu, KEPCO, Republic of Korea; D-M Kim, KEPCO, Republic of Korea |
0270 |
Factors of vulnerability and resilience in energy systems
K M?i, VTT, Finland; K Forss?, VTT, Finland; M R?kk?nen, VTT, Finland |
0285 |
Coordinated operation of TSO, DSO and consumers in voltage management in case of interconnecting large amount of PV
S Uemura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan |
0290 |
Development of a phase shifting regulator for power flow control in low voltage grids
S Lang, TU Kaiserslautern, Germany; W H Wellssow, TU Kaiserslautern, Germany |
0292 |
Establishing transparency for distribution grid planning and operation using methods of state estimation
M Cramer, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; P Goergens, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; F Potratz, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; A Schnettler, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; S Willing, RWE Deutschland AG, Germany |
0293 |
Resilience of Finnish electricity distribution networks against extreme weather conditions
K Forss?, VTT, Finland; K M?i, VTT, Finland |
0299 |
Distribution grid resiliency - North America
M G Olearczyk, EPRI, USA |
0302 |
Flexibility activation optimization for constraints management in distribution grids, using DER flexibility through LV4MV
E Vanet, G2Elab, France; G Lebel, G2Elab, France; R Caire, G2Elab, France; N Hadjsaid, G2Elab, France; M Gabel, ESR, France; M Lazarus, ESR, France |
0310 |
Reliability assessment of active distribution networks considering distributed energy resources and operational limits
A Escalera, IMDEA Energy, Spain; B Hayes, IMDEA Energy, Spain; M Prodanovic, IMDEA Energy, Spain |
0314 |
Smart power quality measurement with MV reclosers
A Berlin, P?yry Sweden AV, Sweden; N Sigfridsson, Vattenfall, Sweden |
0315 |
How to facilitate the integration of a huge number of heterogeneous SmartGrid devices?
M Gillaux, EDF, France; F Lemenager, EDF, France; T Coste, EDF, France |
0322 |
Active network management supporting energy storage integration into system, market and the distribution network
A R Ahmadi, Smarter Grid Solutions Ltd, UK; L Kane, Smarter Grid Solutions Ltd, UK; R MacDonald, Smarter Grid Solutions Ltd, UK; G Ault, Smarter Grid Solutions Ltd, UK; S Geogiopoulos, UK Power Networks, UK; J Barros, UK Power Networks, UK; P Papadopoulos, UK Power Networks, UK |
0323 |
A coordinated optimization method of SNOP and tie switch operation simultaneously based on cost in active distribution network
X B Guo, China Southern Power Grid, China; W X Wei, China Southern Power Grid, China; A D Xu, China Southern Power Grid, China |
0325 |
DSO interacting with heterogeneous DER in distribution grid
T Coste, EDF, France; O Carre, ERDF, France; L Peng, Maia Eolis, France |
0326 |
Advanced fault location in compensated distribution networks
F Carlsson, Vattenfall, Sweden; N Etherden, Vattenfall, Sweden; A K Johansson, Vattenfall, Sweden; D Wall, Vattenfall, Sweden; E Lidstr?m, Vattenfall, Sweden; A Fogelberg, GAEV, Sweden |
0328 |
Use of real-time fault level values to generate an MVA per MVA infeed template for 11kV distribution networks
J Berry, Western Power Distribution, UK; P Edwards, WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff, UK |
0332 |
Platform for virtual prototyping of advanced distribution management systems using Python and OpenDSS
J Taylor, EPRI, USA; B Deaver, EPRI, USA |
0333 |
LVDC rules - Towards industrial-scale application of low-voltage direct current in public power distribution
T Kaipia, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; J Karppanen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; P Nuutinen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; A Pinomaa, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; A Mattsson, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; P Peltoniemi, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; P Silventoinen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; J Partanen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; T Hakala, Elenia Oy, Finland; T L?deaho, Elenia Oy, Finland; M Luukkanen, Ensto Finland Oy, Finland; D Trinh, Ensto Finland Oy, Finland; P Virtanen, Ensto Finland Oy, Finland; T Kasteenpohja, Ensto Finland Oy, Finland |
0335 |
Economic analysis of home-based micro-grid under non-real-time pricing mechanism
Y Huang, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Company, China; W Mo, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Company, China; G Lu, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Company, China; Y Wang, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Company, China; L Luan, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Company, China; Z Xu, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Company, China; H Wang, China Southern Power Gird, China |
0337 |
Investigation of microgrid resynchronization process and its influence on microgrid components
S Eberlein, University of Stuttgart, Germany; K Rudion, University of Stuttgart, Germany |
0339 |
Impact of load and generation flexibility on the long term planning of YLPIC distribution network
P Chittur Ramaswamy, Tractebel, Belgium; S Leyder, Tractebel, Belgium; S Rapoport, Tractebel, Belgium; B Picart, UMons, Belgium; Z De Gr?e, UMons, Belgium; D Vangulick, ORES, Belgium |
0341 |
Three-stage model based operational risk analysis of active distribution network
L Dong, North China Electric Power University, China; C Zhao, North China Electric Power University, China; N Chen, China Electric Power Research Institute, China; Z Li, China Electric Power Research Institute, China; T Pu, China Electric Power Research Institute, China |
0347 |
Dynamic line rating day-ahead forecasts - cost benefit based selection of the optimal quantile
R Dupin, Mines ParisTech, France; A Michiorri, Mines ParisTech, France; G Kariniotakis, Mines ParisTech, France |
0349 |
Fast line drop compensation in low voltage regulators
O Leitermann, Gridco Systems, USA; V Martinelli, Gridco Systems, USA; J Simonelli, Gridco Systems, USA; L Molske, Gridco Systems, Germany |
0350 |
The PlanGridEV distribution grid simulation tool with EV models
F Geth, Tractebel, Belgium; S Leyder, Tractebel, Belgium; C Del Marmol, Tractebel, Belgium; S Rapoport, Tractebel, Belgium |
0351 |
Towards health assessment: Failure analysis and recommendation of condition monitoring techniques for large disconnector populations
A L Brodersson, Vatenfall, Sweden; J H J?rgensen, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden; P Hilber, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden |
0352 |
Real-time research lab In the Sundom smart grid pilot
A Monot, ABB, Switzerland; M Wahler, ABB, Switzerland; J Valtari, ABB, Finland; M Rita-Kasari, Jubic Oy, Finland; J Nikko, Anvia, Finland |
0354 |
Quick fault location and isolation of the distribution network based on IEC61850
J Song, State Grid Shanghai Electric Power Research Institute, China; J Zhou, State Grid Shanghai Electric Power Research Institute, China; L Luo, State Grid Shanghai Electric Power Research Institute, China; Y Liu, Shanghai Giaotong University, China; J Liu, Shanghai University of Electric Power, China |
0355 |
The DISCERN tool support for knowledge sharing in large smart grid projects
R Santodomingo, OFFIS, Germany; M Uslar, OFFIS, Germany; M Gottschalk, OFFIS, Germany; A Goering, OFFIS, Germany; L Nordstrom, KTH, Sweden; G Valdenmaiier, KTH, Sweden |
0356 |
Assessing the combination and coordination of voltage control applications in LV networks with smart grid metrics
H Rui, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany; W H Wellssow, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany; P Hauffe, Pfalzwerke AG, Germany; K Zimmer, Pfalzwerke Netz AG, Germany; C Wendel, Pfalzwerke Netz AG, Germany; H Geiss, Pfalzwerke Netz AG, Germany |
0359 |
Transitioning from centralized to distributed control: Using SGAM to support a collaborative development of web of cells architecture for real time control
E Guillo-Sansano, University of Strathclyde, UK; M H Syed, University of Strathclyde, UK; P Dambrauskas, University of Strathclyde, UK; M Chen, University of Strathclyde, UK; G M Burt, University of Strathclyde, UK; S T J McArthur, University of Strathclyde, UK; T Strasser, Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria |
0362 |
The relevance of quality data management for condition based risk management
M Anzola, SP Energy Networks, UK; C Vila, Iberdrola Distribucion Electrica, Spain |
0364 |
Experimental investigations of electrical influences on power line communication performance in distribution grid applications
B M?lders, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; T M Pletzer, devolo AG, Germany; M W?hter, devolo AG, Germany; M Koch, devolo AG, Germany |
0366 |
Performance of modern fault passage indicator concept in compensated MV-networks
J Altonen, ABB Oy, Finland; A Wahlroos, ABB Oy, Finland |
0370 |
LV SCADA project: In-field validation of a distribution state estimation tool for LV networks
P Barbeiro, INESC TEC, Portugal; H Teixeira, INESC TEC, Portugal; L Seca, INESC TEC, Portugal; J Pereira, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEP, Portugal; P Silva, EFACEC, Portugal; N Silva, EFACEC, Portugal; F Melo, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal |
0371 |
Dualistic assessment of communication technology performance for control of large-scale smart distribution grids
F M Kurtz, TU Dortmund University, Germany; C Wietfeld, TU Dortmund University, Germany; T L F Kristensen, Aalborg University, Denmark; R L Olsen, Aalborg University, Denmark; F Iov, Aalborg University, Denmark |
0373 |
A state estimator for LV networks: Results from the evolvDSO project
H Teixeira, INESC TEC, Portugal; P Barbeiro, INESC TEC, Portugal; R Bessa, INESC TEC, Portugal; J Pereira, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEP, Portugal; P G Matos, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; D Lemos, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; A Morais, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; M Caujolle, EDF, France; M Sebastian-Viana, ERDF, France |
0375 |
Enhancing the business model of distributed storage through optimized multi-service operation for TSO, DSO and generation owners: the VENTEEA real example
D Colin, ERDF, France; G Delille, EDF, France; J Lugaro, Saft, France; J-C Pinna, Schneider Electric, France; C Caton, RTE, France; B Francois, L2EP, France/Ecole Centrale de Lille, France; G Martin, Boralex, France |
0377 |
Solving voltage constraints through smart grid process
S Levaufre, ERDF, France; N Touyar, ERDF, France; R El Azar, YELE, France |
0378 |
Review of the smart operator in the field
P Goergens, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; F Potratz, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; M Cramer, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; A Schnettler, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; S Willing, RWE Deutschland AG, Germany |
0380 |
Pseudo-measurements generation using energy values from smart metering devices
J Alves, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal/University of Porto, Portugal; J Pereira, INESC TEC, Portugal/University of Porto, Portugal |
0383 |
Power line monitoring using optical satellite data
L H?e, Satellio Oy, Finland; J Norppa, Satellio Oy, Finland; P Salovaara, Elenia Oy, Finland; J Pylv??nen, Elenia Oy, Finland |
0386 |
Energy balance in low voltage network constraints and opportunities
S Magalhaes, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; G Ribeiro, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; J Mour?, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; M Lemos, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; V Santos, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal |
0389 |
Fault detection and location in low voltage grids based on RF-Mesh sensor networks
M Nunes, INESC-ID / INOV, Portugal; A Grilo, INESC-ID / IST, Portugal; A Casaca, INESC-ID / INOV, Portugal; N Silva, EFACEC, Portugal; F Basadre, EFACEC, Portugal; P Rodrigues, EFACEC, Portugal; F Melo, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; L Gaspar, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal |
0401 |
Common mistakes found in turn-key DER interconnection protection systems
A Neves, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; M Louro, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; C Cura, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; L Candeias, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; H Heitor, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; C Fortunato, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal |
0406 |
Co-simulation of ICT technologies for smart distribution networks
G Celli, University of Cagliary, Italy; M Garau, University of Cagliary, Italy; E Ghiani, University of Cagliary, Italy; F Pilo, University of Cagliary, Italy; S Corti, RSE S.p.A., Italy |
0407 |
Energy storage management for grid operation purposes
R J Santos, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; A Araujo, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; R Andr? EDP, Portugal; F Guerra, EDP, Portugal; R Bessa, INESC TEC, Portugal; C Gouveia, INESC TEC, Portugal; J Sumaili, INESC TEC, Portugal; J Dam?io, Siemens, Portugal; G Bravo, Indra, Spain |
0408 |
Assessment of aggregated impacts of prosumer behaviour
A Ulbig, Adaptricity, Switzerland ; T Rullan, Adaptricity, Switzerland; S Koch, Adaptricity, Switzerland ; F Ferrucci, Adaptricity, Switzerland |
0409 |
Innovative solution of safety corridor design for overhead lines: Increasing resilience to extreme weather events while providing environmental benefits - concept implementation
M I Verdelho, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; R Prata, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; S Pereira, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; A Couto, EDP Distribui?o, Portugal; M Vieira, FloraSul, Portugal |
0415 |
Impact of electric vehicles on distribution network operation: Real world case studies
P Chittur Ramaswamy, Tractebel, Belgium; C Chardonnet, Tractebel, Belgium; S Rapoport, Tractebel, Belgium; C Czajkowski, Westnetz, Germany; G O Bulto, ENEL Distribuzione, Italy; R R Sanchez, Tecnalia, Spain; I G Arriola, Tecnalia, Spain |
0418 |
GridSense sologrid pilot project ? using decentralized artificial intelligence for making distribution grids resilient
A Ulbig, Adaptricity, Switzerland; S Koch, Adaptricity, Switzerland; F Ferrucci, Adaptricity, Switzerland; D Cajoos, Alpiq, Switzerland; R Hoffmann, Alpiq, Switzerland; G Albisetti, Alpiq, Switzerland; M Ghashe, AEK Energie, Switzerland; R Scharer, AEK Energie, Switzerland; D Galli, AEK Energie, Switzerland; M Laeser, Landis+GYR, Switzerland; M Staudinger, Landis+GYR, Switzerland |
0420 |
Machine learning methods for the health - indexing and ranking of underground distribution cables and joints
J Heres, Alliander, Netherlands; F Reinders, Alliander, Netherlands; R Stijl, BearingPoint, Netherlands |
0424 |
Design and evaluation of voltage control techniques by hierarchical coordination of multiple power converters in low-voltage DC distribution systems
I-Y Chung, Kookmin University, Republic of Korea; P-H Trinh, Kookmin University, Republic of Korea; H Cho, Kookmin University, Republic of Korea; J-Y Kim, Korea Electric Power Corporation, Republic of Korea; J-T Cho, Korea Electric Power Corporation, Republic of Korea; T-H Kim, KESII, Republic of Korea |
0427 |
Capability assessment of distribution network reactive power supports for transmission network using linear estimation
Y Guo, University of Manchester, UK; H Li, University of Manchester, UK; K Bailey, Electricity North West Ltd, UK |
0438 |
Improved grid operation through power smoothing control strategies utilizing dedicated energy storage at an electric vehicle charging station
T Martinsen, University of Tromso, Norway; B Bremdal, University of Tromso, Norway; N Holjevas, University of Zagreb, Croatia; I Kuzle, University of Zagreb, Croatia; I Pavic, University of Zagreb, Croatia; J M Guerrero, Aalborg University, Denmark; T Dragicevic, Aalborg University, Denmark; Q Shafiee, Aalborg University, Denmark |
0440 |
Advanced fault detection in compensated networks
J Starck, ABB Oy, Finland; J Holmlund, ABB Oy, Finland; H Paananen, Elenia Oy, Finland; S V??uopus, Elenia Oy, Finland; M Viholainen, Elenia Oy, Finland |
0453 |
Estimating resiliency of energy distribution supply chain by Monte Carlo simulation
B Jamshidieini, Alborz Province Power Distribution Company, Islamic Republic of Iran/ University of Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran; K Rezaie, University of Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran |
0461 |
Kent active system management - a coordinated approach to contingency analysis on UK Power Networks distribution network
G Manhangwe, UK Power Networks, UK; R Wilson, UK Power Networks, UK; M White, UK Power Networks, UK |
0466 |
DC bus based microgrid for buildings applications
R Horta, HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Switzerland; D Roggo, HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Switzerland; C Ellert, HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Switzerland |
0471 |
Evolution of business model in railway industry in the presence of energy management system
S Khayyam, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; Z Huang, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; A Monti, RWTH Aachen University, Germany; E Pilo de la Fuente, FFE, Spain; I Gonzalez, FFE, Spain; V Bagliano, D'Appolonia, Italy |
