Search for dissertations about: "Power quality data"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 335 swedish dissertations containing the words Power quality data.
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1. Automating Power Quality Analysis
Abstract : The increased requirements on supervision, control, and performance in modern power systems make power quality monitoring a common practise for utilities. Large databases are created and automatic processing of the data is required for fast and effective use of the available information. READ MORE
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2. Data Importance in Power System Asset Management
Abstract : The current shift towards a higher degree of data-driven decision making in power system asset management highlights the importance of asset data. This thesis identifies, investigates, and proposes methods for data-related research gaps that are encountered by asset managers. These research gaps are in data availability and data quality. READ MORE
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3. Artificial Intelligence-Based Characterization and Classification Methods for Power Quality Data Analytics
Abstract : One of the important developments in the electric power system is the fast increasing amount of data. An example of such data is formed by the voltages and currents coming from power-quality measurements. READ MORE
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4. Applications of Unsupervised Deep Learning for Analysing Time-Varying Power Quality Big Data
Abstract : Continuous power quality monitoring allows grid stakeholders to obtain information about the performance of the network and costumer facilities. Moreover, the analysis of continuous monitoring allows researchers to obtain knowledge on power quality phenomena. Power quality measurements result in a large amount of data. READ MORE
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5. How can data science contribute to a greener world? : an exploration featuring machine learning and data mining for environmental facilities and energy end users
Abstract : Human society has taken many measures to address environmental issues. For example, deploying wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) to alleviate water pollution and the shortage of usable water; using waste-to-energy (WtE) plants to recover energy from the waste and reduce its environmental impact. READ MORE