Cyber–physical perspective on smart grid design and operation

Probabilistic Optimal Operation of a Smart Grid Including Wind Power Generator Units

This paper presents a probabilistic optimal power flow (POPF) algorithm considering different uncertainties in a smart grid. Different uncertainties such as variation of nodal load, change in system configuration, measuring errors, forecasting errors, and etc. can be considered in the proposed algorithm. By increasing the penetration of the renewable energies in power systems, it is more essent...

Electric vehicle smart charging and vehicle-to-grid operation

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Including Cyberphysical Smart Objects into Digital Libraries

A Multi-Agent Framework for Operation of a Smart Grid

This paper presents the operation of a Multi-agent system (MAS) for the control of a smart grid. The proposed Multi-agent system consists of seven types of agents: Single Smart Grid Controller (SGC), Load Agents (LAGs), a Wind Turbine Agent (WTAG), Photo-Voltaic Agents (PVAGs), a Micro-Hydro Turbine Agent (MHTAG), Diesel Agents (DGAGs) and a Battery Agent (BAG). In a smart grid LAGs act as cons...

Agent-Based System Applied to Smart Distribution Grid Operation