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==Group 3== | ==Group 3== | ||
| + | * Participants: Johannes, Andrea, Sven, Oliver, Astrid | ||
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| + | ===Users of the SG lab=== | ||
| + | * Sensor networks people, distributed system people, ... | ||
| + | * computer scientists interested in the control and communication level of Smart Grids | ||
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| + | ===What do they use it for?=== | ||
| + | Evolve our approaches & convince power systems people that our approaches perform well in the actual power system in place | ||
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| + | ===We need ...=== | ||
| + | Abstraction layer to speed up deployment to field trials / component or system focussed testing labs | ||
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| + | ===Grid Simulation or real grid components? === | ||
| + | Simulation: commercial? To some extent, e.g. we could use PowerFactory | ||
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| + | ===Time scale=== | ||
| + | * Several seconds | ||
| + | * Quasi-static grid simulation | ||
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| + | ===Concept=== | ||
| + | *Evaluate different communication technologies and protocols to see how appropriate they would be for self-organisation approaches in the Smart Grid � | ||
| + | --> Emulation platform (Hardware-in-the-loop) | ||
| + | * Understand dynamics in such a system, get to know the main problems | ||
| + | --> Get the sensor data/simulation results in the needed resolution | ||
| + | * Verify simulations: Close enough to reality: hardware | ||
| + | * Evaluate grid & component coordination� | ||
| + | * Real time requirements? | ||
| + | * Easily switch between coordination approaches (conventional / self-organised / hierarchical) to evaluate their performance� Layered concept with defined interfaces | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 11 July 2012
Task:
- Propose a concept for a Lab which supports researchers in the area of self-organizing smart grids
- State the relevant resources (software, hardware, installations) which would be needed for such a lab.
Contents
Group 2
Name: EMMMA (Wil, Martina, Marc, Manfred, Anna)
Group 3
- Participants: Johannes, Andrea, Sven, Oliver, Astrid
Users of the SG lab
- Sensor networks people, distributed system people, ...
- computer scientists interested in the control and communication level of Smart Grids
What do they use it for?
Evolve our approaches & convince power systems people that our approaches perform well in the actual power system in place
We need ...
Abstraction layer to speed up deployment to field trials / component or system focussed testing labs
Grid Simulation or real grid components?
Simulation: commercial? To some extent, e.g. we could use PowerFactory
Time scale
- Several seconds
- Quasi-static grid simulation
Concept
- Evaluate different communication technologies and protocols to see how appropriate they would be for self-organisation approaches in the Smart Grid �
--> Emulation platform (Hardware-in-the-loop)
- Understand dynamics in such a system, get to know the main problems
--> Get the sensor data/simulation results in the needed resolution
- Verify simulations: Close enough to reality: hardware
- Evaluate grid & component coordination�
- Real time requirements?
- Easily switch between coordination approaches (conventional / self-organised / hierarchical) to evaluate their performance� Layered concept with defined interfaces
