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SmartGridComm 2014: Venice, Italy
- 2014 IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Communications, SmartGridComm 2014, Venice, Italy, November 3-6, 2014. IEEE 2014, ISBN 978-1-4799-4934-2
- Xiaoqi Tan
, Bo Sun
Queueing network models for electric vehicle charging station with battery swapping. 1-6 - Victor del Razo, Christoph Goebel, Hans-Arno Jacobsen:
Reducing communication requirements for electric vehicle charging using vehicle-originating-signals. 7-12 - Bo Sun
Optimal charging operation of battery swapping stations with QoS guarantee. 13-18 - Dmitry Podolsky, Konstantin S. Turitsyn:
Critical slowing-down as indicator of approach to the loss of stability. 19-24 - Katayoun Rahbar, Chin Choy Chai, Rui Zhang
Real-time energy management for cooperative microgrids with renewable energy integration. 25-30 - Tomaso Erseghe:
A distributed algorithm for fast optimal power flow regulation in Smart Grids. 31-36 - Junhao Lin, Victor O. K. Li, Ka-Cheong Leung, Albert Y. S. Lam:
Architectural design and load flow study of power flow routers. 37-42 - Javad Mohammadi, Gabriela Hug, Soummya Kar
Role of communication on the convergence rate of fully distributed DC optimal power flow. 43-48 - Shahab Bahrami, Vincent W. S. Wong
Optimal power flow for AC-DC networks. 49-54 - Peter Pflaum, Mazen Alamir
Comparison of a primal and a dual decomposition for distributed MPC in smart districts. 55-60 - Fumiaki Kanayama, Yasuyuki Nishibayashi, Yuki Yonezawa, Yusuke Doi:
Development of autonomous power electronics products with communication middleware. 61-66 - Abdulrahman Hadbah, Taha Selim Ustun
Using IEDScout software for managing multivendor IEC61850 IEDs in substation automation systems. 67-72 - Stefano Riverso, Fabio Sarzo, Giancarlo Ferrari-Trecate
Voltage and frequency control of islanded microgrids: A plug-and-play approach. 73-78 - Stefano Riverso, Fabio Sarzo, Giancarlo Ferrari-Trecate
Plug-and-play decentralized frequency regulation for power networks with FACTS devices. 79-84 - Ali Arab, Eylem Tekin, Amin Khodaei, Suresh K. Khator, Zhu Han:
Dynamic maintenance scheduling for power systems incorporating hurricane effects. 85-90 - Dariush Fooladivanda, Catherine Rosenberg, Siddharth Garg:
An analysis of energy storage and regulation. 91-96 - Natarajan Gautam, Yunjian Xu, Jeremy T. Bradley:
Meeting inelastic demand in systems with storage and renewable sources. 97-102 - Lazaros Gkatzikis, George Iosifidis
Collaborative placement and sharing of storage resources in the Smart Grid. 103-108 - Sun Sun, Min Dong
Joint supply, demand, and energy storage management towards microgrid cost minimization. 109-114 - Tianyi Li, Min Dong
Real-time energy storage management: Finite-time horizon approach. 115-120 - Shanhui Sun, Jan Ernst
Short term cloud coverage prediction using ground based all sky imager. 121-126 - Bengu Ozge Akyurek, Alper Sinan Akyurek, Jan Kleissl, Tajana Simunic Rosing:
TESLA: Taylor expanded solar analog forecasting. 127-132 - Hieu Trung Nguyen, Long Bao Le
Optimal energy management for building microgrid with constrained renewable energy utilization. 133-138 - Duong Tung Nguyen, Hieu Trung Nguyen, Long Bao Le
Coordinated dispatch of renewable energy sources and HVAC load using stochastic programming. 139-144 - Wenyuan Tang, Rahul Jain
Buying random yet correlated wind power. 145-150 - Steffen Thielemans
Lighting in the building: A DC Smart Grid. 151-156 - Harshad Khadilkar, Vikas Chandan, Sandeep Kalra, Sunil Kumar Ghai, Zainul Charbiwala, Tanuja Ganu, Rajesh Kunnath, Chee Ming Lim
DC Picogrids as power backups for office buildings. 157-162 - Rodrigo Verschae
A distributed hierarchical architecture for community-based power balancing. 163-169 - Yoshiaki Sakakura:
Household power consumption simulator with compact representation of occupant behaviors. 170-175 - Subhash Lakshminarayana, Lei Yang, H. Vincent Poor, Tony Q. S. Quek
Risk-aware energy procurement with renewable energy and storage. 176-181 - Mario Faschang, Martin Nohrer, Johannes Stockl
Extensible co-simulation framework for electric vehicle charging infrastructure testing. 182-187 - Davood Babazadeh
Implementation of agent-based power flow coordination in AC/DC grids using co-simulation platform. 188-193 - Martin Büscher, Arno Claassen, Matthias Kube, Sebastian Lehnhoff, Klaus Piech, Sebastian Rohjans, Stefan Scherfke, Cornelius Steinbrink, Jorge Velasquez, Francois Tempez, Yahia Bouzid:
Integrated Smart Grid simulations for generic automation architectures with RT-LAB and mosaik. 194-199 - Wenbo Shi
A distributed optimal energy management strategy for microgrids. 200-205 - Roberto Rojas-Cessa, Vinit Sahasrabudhe, Eugene Miglio, Divya Balineni, Justin Kurylo, Haim Grebel:
Testbed evaluations of a controlled-delivery power grid. 206-211 - Jeries Shihadeh, Seungil You, Lijun Chen
Signal-anticipating in local voltage control in distribution systems. 212-217 - Mohammadhafez Bazrafshan, Nikolaos Gatsis:
Decentralized stochastic programming for real and reactive power management in distribution systems. 218-223 - Antti Pinomaa, Jero Ahola
Power line communication network for a customer-end AC grid in an LVDC distribution system. 224-229 - Yuxin Wan, Junwei Cao, Huaying Zhang, Zhengguo Zhu, Senjing Yao:
Optimization of the power quality monitor number in Smart Grid. 230-235 - Mingyi Hong, Hao Zhu:
Power-efficient operation of wireless heterogeneous networks using Smart Grids. 236-241 - Marzieh Parandehgheibi, Eytan H. Modiano, David Hay:
Mitigating cascading failures in interdependent power grids and communication networks. 242-247 - Oana Balmau, Dacfey Dzung, Yvonne-Anne Pignolet:
Recipes for faster failure recovery in Smart Grid communication networks. 248-253 - Daniel Gyllstrom, Nicholas Braga, Jim Kurose:
Recovery from link failures in a Smart Grid communication network using OpenFlow. 254-259 - Yuichi Kado
Application of economical 920-MHz band wireless communication to power routing in HVDC networks. 260-265 - Alfredo Sanz, Pedro Jose Piñero, Jose Miguel Idiago, Santiago Esteban, José Ignacio García:
Narrowband power line communications evaluation in complex distribution networks. 266-271 - Wenbo Shi
Evaluating microgrid management and control with an implementable energy management system. 272-277 - Jânio M. Monteiro
A distributed load scheduling mechanism for micro grids. 278-283 - Alessandro Montanari, Yvonne-Anne Pignolet, Ettore Ferranti:
REST assured, we manage your microgrid. 284-289 - Chao Wei, Zubair Md. Fadlullah
A novel distributed algorithm for power loss minimizing in Smart Grid. 290-295 - Miao He, Junshan Zhang:
Deadline-aware concentration of synchrophasor data: An optimal stopping approach. 296-301 - Mislav Findrik, Jesper Groenbaek, Rasmus L. Olsen:
Scheduling data access in Smart Grid networks utilizing context information. 302-307 - Haiming Jin, Suleyman Uludag
Secure data collection in constrained tree-based Smart Grid environments. 308-313 - Nico Saputro
Periodic data reporting strategies for IEEE 802.11s-based Smart Grid AMI networks. 314-319 - Lorenzo Ferrari, Reinhard Gentz, Anna Scaglione
The pulse coupled phasor measurement units. 320-325 - Jarmo Lundén, Stefan Werner
Real-time smart metering with reduced communication and bounded error. 326-331 - Alberto Sendin, Il Han Kim, Simone Bois, Andrés Muñoz, Asier Llano:
PRIME v1.4 evolution: A future proof of reality beyond metering. 332-337 - Germán Corrales Madueño, Cedomir Stefanovic
Reengineering GSM/GPRS towards a dedicated network for massive smart metering. 338-343 - Fariba Aalamifar, Ghasem Naddafzadeh Shirazi, Moslem Noori, Lutz H.-J. Lampe:
Cost-efficient data aggregation point placement for advanced metering infrastructure. 344-349 - Pavlos Dimitriou, Thomas Leber, N. Nagele, L. Temmel, C. Tessarek:
Voltage and frequency measuring plug: As part of Smart Grids metering system. 350-355 - Mashud Hyder, Reduan H. Khan, Kaushik Mahata:
An enhanced random access mechanism for Smart Grid M2M communications in WiMAX networks. 356-361 - Reduan H. Khan, Kaushik Mahata:
Random access performance of a WiMAX network for M2M communications in the Smart Grid. 362-367 - Christian Hägerling, Christoph Ide, Christian Wietfeld
Coverage and capacity analysis of wireless M2M technologies for smart distribution grid services. 368-373 - Obada Al-Khatib
Queuing analysis for Smart Grid communications in wireless access networks. 374-379 - Obada Al-Khatib
Performance evaluation of a hybrid of public and private Smart Grid wireless access networks. 380-385 - Kubilay Demir
Robust and real-time communication on heterogeneous networks for smart distribution grid. 386-391 - Konstantinos V. Katsaros
Low latency communication infrastructure for synchrophasor applications in distribution networks. 392-397 - Robert Webster, Kumudu S. Munasinghe
Optimal resource allocation for Smart Grid applications in high traffic wireless networks. 398-403 - Kainan Zhu, Xu Zhu:
Cross-layer network lifetime maximization for hybrid sensor networks. 404-409 - Hideya Ochiai, Hiroki Nakagami, Yuuichi Teranishi, Hiroshi Esaki:
Facility networking with IP over RS485: Packet control for master-slave cascaded networks. 410-415 - Young-Jin Kim, Keqiang He, Marina Thottan, Jayant G. Deshpande:
Virtualized and self-configurable utility communications enabled by software-defined networks. 416-421 - Nils Dorsch, Fabian Kurtz, Hanno Georg, Christian Hägerling, Christian Wietfeld
Software-defined networking for Smart Grid communications: Applications, challenges and advantages. 422-427 - Thomas Hartmann
Generating realistic Smart Grid communication topologies based on real-data. 428-433 - Leila Sharifi
Combing Smart Grid with community clouds: Next generation integrated service platform. 434-439 - Seppo Horsmanheimo, Niwas Maskey, Lotta Tuomimäki:
Feasibility study of utilizing mobile communications for Smart Grid applications in urban area. 440-445 - Oana Balmau, Dacfey Dzung, Abdulkadir Karaagaç
Evaluation of RPL for medium voltage power line communication. 446-451 - Tanguy Ropitault, Alejandro Lampropulos, Alexander Pelov, Laurent Toutain, Ramanuja Vedantham, Philippe Chiummiento:
Doing it right - Recommendations for RPL in PLC-based networks for the Smart Grid. 452-457 - Yvonne-Anne Pignolet, Stefan Schmid
ColorCast: Deterministic broadcast in powerline networks with uncertainties. 458-463 - Jörg Deutschmann, Andreas M. Lehmann, Johannes Hampel, Johannes B. Huber:
Network simulation for powerline protocols with direct code execution applied to DLC®-3000 SFN. 464-468 - Giovanni Artale, Antonio Cataliotti, Valentina Cosentino
Narrowband power line communications for medium voltage Smart Grids. 469-474 - Dusit Niyato
Optimal wireless energy charging policy for a mobile node in Smart Grid environment. 475-480 - Olufemi James Oyedapo, Baptiste Vrigneau, Rodolphe Vauzelle:
Cooperative closed-loop MIMO selective transmissions in a HV environment. 481-486 - Donald C. D. Chang, Joe Lee, Tzer-Hso Lin:
Smart satellites in Smart Grids. 487-492 - Fabio Versolatto, Andrea M. Tonello, Carlo Tornelli, Davide Della Giustina
Statistical analysis of broadband underground medium voltage channels for PLC applications. 493-498 - Mohammad Heggo, Xu Zhu, Yi Huang
A novel statistical approach of path loss mapping for indoor broadband power line communications. 499-504 - Haoyang Lu, Lingwei Zhan
Power grid frequency monitoring over mobile platforms. 505-510 - Andrea Monacchi, Dominik Egarter, Wilfried Elmenreich, Salvatore D'Alessandro, Andrea M. Tonello:
GREEND: An energy consumption dataset of households in Italy and Austria. 511-516 - Qipeng Chen, Dritan Kaleshi, Simon Armour, Zhong Fan:
Reconsidering the smart metering data collection frequency for distribution state estimation. 517-522 - Liu Liu, Jidong Chai, Hairong Qi, Yilu Liu:
Power grid disturbance analysis using frequency information at the distribution level. 523-528 - Hao Jan Liu, Richard Macwan, Nicholas Alexander, Hao Zhu:
A methodology to analyze conservation voltage reduction performance using field test data. 529-534 - Jing Liao, Georgia Elafoudi, Lina Stankovic
Non-intrusive appliance load monitoring using low-resolution smart meter data. 535-540 - Deokwoo Jung, Varun Badrinath Krishna, William G. Temple, David K. Y. Yau:
Data-driven evaluation of building demand response capacity. 541-547 - Sean Kenneth Barker, Mohamed Musthag, David E. Irwin, Prashant J. Shenoy
Non-intrusive load identification for smart outlets. 548-553 - Samuel Idowu, Saguna Saguna, Christer Åhlund
Forecasting heat load for smart district heating systems: A machine learning approach. 554-559 - Yang Weng, Christos Faloutsos
Data-driven topology estimation. 560-565 - Guoming Tang, Kui Wu, Jingsheng Lei, Jiuyang Tang:
A simple model-driven approach to energy disaggregation. 566-571 - Luca Schenato
Bayesian linear state estimation using smart meters and PMUs measurements in distribution grids. 572-577 - Fabian M. Uriarte, Robert E. Hebner:
Residential Smart Grids: Before and after the appearance of PVs and EVs. 578-583 - Luis Garcia
TMQ: Threat model quantification in Smart Grid critical infrastructures. 584-589 - Tymoteusz Hossa, Agata Filipowska
The comparison of medium-term energy demand forecasting methods for the need of microgrid management. 590-595 - Tian Zhang, Wei Chen, Zhu Han, Zhigang Cao:
Electric vehicle charging scheduling under local renewable energy and stochastic grid power price. 596-601 - Hao Wang
Hybrid renewable energy investment in microgrid. 602-607 - Farshad Harirchi, Tyrone L. Vincent, Dejun Yang
Optimal payment sharing mechanism for renewable energy aggregation. 608-613 - Jay Taneja:
Growth in renewable generation and its effect on demand-side management. 614-619 - Omid Ardakanian
Quantifying the benefits of extending electric vehicle charging deadlines with solar generation. 620-625 - Vineet Goyal, Garud Iyengar, Quique Schwarz, Shuangyu Wang:
Optimal price rebates for demand response under power flow constraints. 626-631 - Mohammad R. Vedady Moghadam, Rui Zhang
Demand response for contingency management via real-time pricing in Smart Grids. 632-637 - Saehong Park, Seunghyoung Ryu, Yohwan Choi, Hongseok Kim:
A framework for baseline load estimation in demand response: Data mining approach. 638-643 - Pratyush Chakraborty
A demand response game and its robust price of anarchy. 644-649 - Yawar Ismail Khalid, Naveed Ul Hassan, Chau Yuen, Shisheng Huang:
Demand response management for power throttling air conditioning loads in residential Smart Grids. 650-655 - Matteo Sola, Giorgio Matteo Vitetta
Demand-side management in a smart micro-grid: A distributed approach based on Bayesian game theory. 656-661 - Nan Zou, Lijun Qian, Husheng Li:
Auxiliary frequency and voltage regulation in microgrid via intelligent electric vehicle charging. 662-667 - Wei Yuan, Jianwei Huang, Ying Jun (Angela) Zhang
Competitive charging station pricing for plug-in electric vehicles. 668-673 - Ke Ma, Le Xie
A layered architecture for EV charging stations based on time scale decomposition. 674-679 - I. Safak Bayram
A pricing-based load shifting framework for EV fast charging stations. 680-685 - Yingjie Zhou, Nicholas F. Maxemchuk, Xiangying Qian, Chen Wang:
The fair distribution of power to electric vehicles: An alternative to pricing. 686-691 - Takayuki Shimizu, Akihisa Yokoyama, Kazuma Sato, Kunihiko Kumita:
Smart charging system for PEV based on SEP 2.0 and SAE standards. 692-697 - Enxin Yao, Vincent W. S. Wong
A robust design of electric vehicle frequency regulation service. 698-703 - Tan N. Le, Bong Jun Choi
DCD: Distributed charging and discharging scheme for EVs in microgrids. 704-709 - Mostafa Majidpour, Charlie Qiu, Chi-Cheng Peter Chu, Rajit Gadh, Hemanshu Roy Pota
Modified pattern sequence-based forecasting for electric vehicle charging stations. 710-715 - Pengcheng You, Zaiyue Yang:
Efficient optimal scheduling of charging station with multiple electric vehicles via V2V. 716-721 - Xiaoqi Tan
Optimal energy trading with battery energy storage under dynamic pricing. 722-727 - Dusit Niyato
Optimal energy management policy of a mobile cloudlet with wireless energy charging. 728-733 - Angeliki Anastopoulou, Iordanis Koutsopoulos, George D. Stamoulis:
Efficient incentive-driven consumption curtailment mechanisms in Nega-Watt markets. 734-739 - Fabian L. Mueller, Carl Binding, Olle Sundström, Michael Bengsch:
Minimum-cost charging of electrical storage heaters. 740-745 - Mohammad M. Karbasioun, Ioannis Lambadaris, Gennady Shaikhet, Evangelos Kranakis
Optimal charging strategies for electrical vehicles under real time pricing. 746-751 - Qingsi Wang, Mingyan Liu, Johanna L. Mathieu
Adaptive demand response: Online learning of restless and controlled bandits. 752-757 - Marco Levorato, Nadia Ahmed
Consumer in-the-loop: Consumers as part of residential smart energy systems. 758-763 - Bo Chai, Alberto Costa
Minimizing commercial building cost in Smart Grid: An optimal meeting scheduling approach. 764-769 - Sean Yaw, Brendan Mumey
Peak demand scheduling in the Smart Grid. 770-775 - Khalid Al-Jabery, Donald C. Wunsch, Jinjun Xiong
A novel grid load management technique using electric water heaters and Q-learning. 776-781 - Ulrich Herberg, Daisuke Mashima, Jorjeta G. Jetcheva, Sanam Mirzazad-Barijough:
OpenADR 2.0 deployment architectures: Options and implications. 782-787 - Seungil You, Qiuyu Peng:
A non-convex alternating direction method of multipliers heuristic for optimal power flow. 788-793 - Toni Mancini
Demand-aware price policy synthesis and verification services for Smart Grids. 794-799 - Thanasis G. Papaioannou
Optimal design of serious games for demand side management. 800-805 - Ichiro Maruta
Modeling of dynamics in demand response for real-time pricing. 806-811 - Yubo Wang, Omar Sheikh, Boyang Hu, Chi-Cheng Peter Chu, Rajit Gadh:
Integration of V2H/V2G hybrid system for demand response in distribution network. 812-817 - Maria Vlachopoulou, George Chin, Jason C. Fuller, Shuai Lu:
Aggregated residential load modeling using dynamic Bayesian networks. 818-823 - Yutaro Yamaguchi, Anna Ogawa, Akiko Takeda, Satoru Iwata:
Cyber security analysis of power networks by hypergraph cut algorithms. 824-829 - Meng Wang, Pengzhi Gao, Scott G. Ghiocel, Joe H. Chow, Bruce Fardanesh, George Stefopoulos, Michael P. Razanousky:
Identification of "unobservable" cyber data attacks on power grids. 830-835 - Jinping Hao, Robert J. Piechocki
Optimal malicious attack construction and robust detection in Smart Grid cyber security analysis. 836-841 - Yasunori Isozaki, Shinya Yoshizawa
On detection of cyber attacks against voltage control in distribution power grids. 842-847 - Stephen E. McLaughlin, Saman A. Zonouz:
Controller-aware false data injection against programmable logic controllers. 848-853 - Dominik Egarter, Christoph Prokop, Wilfried Elmenreich:
Load hiding of household's power demand. 854-859 - Cristina Rottondi
A privacy-friendly game-theoretic distributed scheduling system for domestic appliances. 860-865 - Daisuke Mashima, Arnab Roy:
Privacy preserving disclosure of authenticated energy usage data. 866-871 - Andrew J. Paverd
Privacy-enhanced bi-directional communication in the Smart Grid using trusted computing. 872-877 - Lei Yang, Hao Xue, Fengjun Li
Privacy-preserving data sharing in Smart Grid systems. 878-883 - Sang Shin Jung, David Formby
A first look at machine-to-machine power grid network traffic. 884-889 - Robin Berthier, David I. Urbina, Alvaro A. Cárdenas, Michael Guerrero, Ulrich Herberg, Jorjeta G. Jetcheva, Daisuke Mashima, Jun Ho Huh, Rakesh B. Bobba
On the practicality of detecting anomalies with encrypted traffic in AMI. 890-895 - Seemita Pal, Biplab Sikdar
Real-time detection of packet drop attacks on synchrophasor data. 896-901 - Nunzio Marco Torrisi
Peekaboo: A gray hole attack on encrypted SCADA communication using traffic analysis. 902-907 - Georgia Koutsandria
A hybrid network IDS for protective digital relays in the power transmission grid. 908-913 - Shinyoung Cho, Hongwei Li, Bong Jun Choi
PALDA: Efficient privacy-preserving authentication for lossless data aggregation in Smart Grids. 914-919 - Hongyang Li, György Dán, Klara Nahrstedt:
Portunes: Privacy-preserving fast authentication for dynamic electric vehicle charging. 920-925 - Christian D. Peer, Dominik Engel, Stephen B. Wicker:
Hierarchical key management for multi-resolution load data representation. 926-932 - Vahe Seferian, Rouwaida Kanj, Ali Chehab
PUF and ID-based key distribution security framework for advanced metering infrastructures. 933-938 - Mustafa A. Mustafa
Roaming electric vehicle charging and billing: An anonymous multi-user protocol. 939-945 - Rattikorn Hewett, Sudeeptha Rudrapattana, Phongphun Kijsanayothin:
Smart Grid security: Deriving informed decisions from cyber attack game analysis. 946-951 - Luis Garcia
Covert channel communication through physical interdependencies in cyber-physical infrastructures. 952-957 - Abdallah K. Farraj, Eman M. Hammad
A game-theoretic control approach to mitigate cyber switching attacks in Smart Grid systems. 958-963 - Abdallah K. Farraj, Eman M. Hammad
Performance evaluation of flocking-based distributed cyber-physical control for Smart Grid. 964-969 - David Formby
A physical overlay framework for insider threat mitigation of power system devices. 970-975 - Norman Göttert
Trusted neighborhood discovery in critical infrastructures. 976-981 - Kemal Akkaya, Khaled Rabieh, Mohamed Mahmoud, Samet Tonyali
Efficient generation and distribution of CRLs for IEEE 802.11s-based Smart Grid AMI networks. 982-988 - Tawfeeq A. Shawly
A risk assessment tool for advanced metering infrastructures. 989-994
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