Methods and systems for evaluating data transportability in distribution grids
AssigneeBattelle Memorial Institute
InventorsJeffrey D. Taft, Sinan G. Aksoy, Casey C. Neubauer, Scott A. Upton
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AssigneeBattelle Memorial Institute
InventorsJeffrey D. Taft, Sinan G. Aksoy, Casey C. Neubauer, Scott A. Upton
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This document describes systems and techniques for evaluating and improving distribution-grid data transportability. These systems and techniques allow engineers to quantify the data transportability of a communication system within or connected to a distribution grid, which represents an ability to transport in real-time telemetry from source locations (e.g., sensors in the distribution grid) to control mechanisms. Distribution engineers can use the sensor readings to perform grid analytics, control operating parameters, and operate protection systems. Distribution engineers can also use the transportability of the communication system to evaluate the observability of the distribution grid, which represents an ability to combine actual measurements and various types of computations (e.g., analytics, estimators, forecasters) from a system model. Distribution engineers can then generate a sensor allocation plan that indicates the number and location of sensors to maximize observability for a fixed sensor cost and/or minimize sensor cost for predetermined observability.
A method for sensor allocation in a distribution grid, the method comprising:
A computer-readable storage media comprising computer-executable instructions for sensor allocation in a distribution grid, the computer-executable instructions, when executed, cause one or more processors of a computer system to:
A method for sensor allocation in a distribution grid, the method comprising:
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