15th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
ELECTRIC POWER CONTROL CENTERS
May 12 – 15, 2019 // Reykjavik, Iceland
Sponsored by
Technical Program - Final Version
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Sunday - May 12, 2019 |
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| 5:30 PM | Welcome Reception | Location: Art Museum |
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Day 1 Monday - May 13, 2019 |
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| Workshop Opening | 9:00 AM | Opening Remarks and Welcome | D.J. Sobajic I. Baldursdottir |
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| Session #1 | 9:20 AM | TSO-DSO interactions and their impact on modeling and data exchange | Chair: N. Singh | ||
| TSO-DSO Interactions: Challenges and solutions | N. Singh |  |
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| TSO-DSO Interactions: The EMS-DMS Data Exchange | A. Bose | |
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| TSO-DSO information exchange: a standard based methodology used in TDX-ASSIST European Project | E. Lambert | |
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| A Model for the Flow of Information between TSOs and DSO Control Centers for the Future System | A. Kelly | |
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| 10:40 AM | Coffee Break 30min | ||||
| Integration of Renewable and Distributed Energy Resources – A Transactive Grid Perspective | K. Moslehi | |
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| Automatic functions for coordinated power flow control | C. Rehtanz | |
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| Reactive Power – Real-time Management and Control | G. Chiang | |
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| Effective use of a novel designed inverter for distributions system to improve power system stability and voltage profiles | N. Yorino | |
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| 12:30 PM | Lunch | ||||
| Session #2 | 1:45 PM | Enabling efficient and secure operation – control room technology and human factors | Chair: I. Baldursdottir | ||
| Advanced EMS | J.-M. Moulin | |
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| Novel State Estimation for Networks with Limited Measurement Data | H.D. Chiang | |
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| Analysis of North American Forced Oscillation Events | M. Venkatasubramanian | |
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| PMU as enabler for Digital Transformation of Transmission Grid Operation | A. Skanlund | |
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| Bridging the gap between operational planning and operation | B. Riddington | |
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| Designing eTrading solutions for electricity balancing and redispatching in Europe | E. Cek | |
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| 3:45 PM | Coffee Break 30min | ||||
| 4:15 PM | Technical Information Systems and Generation Management System Interdependencies | N. Cukalevski | |
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| Work Domain Analysis for Transmission System Operators to Support Situational Awareness for increasingly complex systems | A. Kelly | |
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| Leveraging weather for a better Power management in Europe | S. Voirin | |
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| The Industrial Internet or Things (IIoT); Standards, methods, and use cases for today’s (and tomorrow’s) Control Center needs | E. Felt | |
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| Ecological Graph Visualization for Network State Estimation | A. Hilliard | |
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| The evolution of EMS architecture in China Southern Power Grid | H. Zhou | |
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| Information security requirements and their impact on physical security | M. Pietsch | |
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| 6:35 PM | Session Adjourned | ||||
| 7:30 PM | Banquet Dinner | ||||
Day 2 Tuesday - May 14, 2019 |
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| Session #3 | 8:00 AM | Impact of Grid Inertia on Power System Control | Chair: A. Kelly | ||
| Effective Inertia Metering, Forecasting and Grid-Sensitive Control for Renewable Integration | D. Wilson | |
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| Possible Amount of Frequency Regulation Reserve by V2G in Japan | S. Tamura | |
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| Inertia Estimation Methodologies vs Measurement Methodology: Impact on System Stability | C. Kimmett | |
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| Development of a Novel EMS Controller for Managing Distributed Batteries | Y. Sasaki | |
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| Distributed Cluster Control for Low Inertia Power System | B. Zhang | |
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| Introduction of Fast Frequency Reserve to Handle Low Inertia in the Nordic Power System | M. Kuivaniemi | |
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| 10:00 AM | Coffee Break 30min | ||||
| Session #4 | 10:30 AM | Probabilistic Reliability Management | Chair: L. Wehenkel | ||
| The Probabilistic Future of the Icelandic Control Room | I. Baldursdottir | |
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| From reliability and resilience towards a holistic approach to power system risk management | L. Wehenkel | |
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| Adjustable Robust Optimization for Generation Scheduling with Large-Scale Wind Power Integration | Q. Ding | |
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| Real time probabilistic risk assessment for power system operations and operations planning | A. Svendsen | |
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| Taking probabilistic reliability management from theory to practice: challenges, lessons learnt and next steps | E. Karangelos | |
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| Excursion Tour | 12:30 PM | Guided Tour to Hellisheidi Geothermal powerplant. Lunch boxes will be provided on the bus |
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Day 3 Wednesday - May 15, 2019 |
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| Session #5 | 8:15 AM | Artificial Intelligence Techniques in System Operations and Control | Chair: D.J. Sobajic | ||
| Data science and Machine Learning in the Energy Industry | T. Borst | |
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| Applying digitalization trends in grid control | R. Apel | |
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| Power Grid Control Operation AI System - Analysis and Discussion of Key Technologies | X. Shan | |
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| Digital companions - exploiting a new quality for control center operation | S. Sander | |
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| The Role of Predictive Big Data Analytics in Future Control Centers | M. Kezunovic | |
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| Towards an AI assistant for short-term grid operation | R. Clement | |
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| 10:15 AM | Coffee Break 30min | ||||
| Assessment of DERMS Deployment Under Various Operating Conditions | G. Ockwell | |
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| Eye-opener of system performance with help of Wide-Area-Measurements & controls | B. Heimisson | |
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| Advanced inter TSO Voltage-VAR Scheduler for coordinated voltage control | R. Rubesa | |
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| How might the control center look like in the future? Vision from an R&D perspective | S. Berlijn | |
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| Usage of CRIOP to verify and validate the ability of a control centre to safely and efficiently handle all modes of operations | H. Svölu | |
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| 1:00 PM | Lunch | ||||
| Session #6 | 2:30 PM | EPCC 15 Sponsors/Vendors Panel | Chair: T. Chehata | ||
| ABB / Next step towards semi-automated system operations – new functionalities and project implementation aspects. | J. Bujak | |
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| BSI / Global AC Optimal Power Flow (Super OPF) | H.D. Chiang | |
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| DNV GL / Digital Grid Service Portfolio | T. Borst | |
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| EPRI / Control Center Research Program for the Integration Grid | A. Kelly | |
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| GE / Experience in using Machine Learning | R. Giovanini | |
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| 3:45 PM | Coffee Break 15min | ||||
| NARI / Smart Energy Service System Platform and Application | G. Liu | |
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| NR / Technology Research on Grid Source Coordination Monitoring System Based on Dynamic Measurements | F. Chen | |
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| PROMAPS / Demonstration of real time probabilistic risk assessment for power system operation and planning of operation | A. Svendsen | |
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| Siemens / How to maintain Grid Stability in transmission grids despite increasing complexity? | S. Sander | |
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| Sifang / Local dynamic multi-dimensional analysis of distribution network mapping, model abstract compression and automatic layout technology | G. Liang |
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| 5:15 PM | Panel Discussion | All | |||
| 6:00 PM | Closing Remarks | D.J. Sobajic | |||
