Simulator and Physical Hardware Testbeds for Intelligent System Applications in Power Systems
* 21PESGM2445, Benchmark for PV Hosting Capacity using Heuristic Methods: A. SABER, ETAP * 21PESGM2446, A HIL Set-up for Stability Assessment and Control of Systems with High RES: J. RUEDA-TORRES, TU Delft * 21PESGM2447, Real-Time Simulation Platform with HIL for Bulk Power Systems: G. K. VENAYAGAMOORTHY, Clemson University * 21PESGM2448, NSF CURENT Power and Energy System Platform: L. TOLBERT, University of Tennessee Knoxville * 21PESGM2449, Development and Field Demonstration of Grid Mind: A Data-driven Autonomous Grid Dispatch and Control Framework: D. SHI, Global Energy Interconnection Research Institute * 21PESGM2450, NREL™s Advanced Distribution Management System Testbed: A. PRATT, NREL * 21PESGM2451, Multi-Agent based Real-Time INfrastructure for Energy “ MARTINE: Z. VALE, Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal
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Non-members: $20.00
28 Jul 2021
The objective of this panel to bring together a collection of testbeds, both simulators and physical hardware, that exist in different laboratories around the world for conducting research, development and innovation in intelligent system applications in power systems with emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI) methods. Power system testbeds of different capabilities are important to evaluate the performance of current and new AI methods and compare them to non-AI methods.
Chairs:
Ganesh Kumar Venayagamoorthy, Clemson University
Sponsor Committees:
(AMPS) Intelligent Systems
