Search for dissertations about: "state estimation in power system"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 54 swedish dissertations containing the words state estimation in power system.
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1. On Parameter Estimation : Applications in Radio Astronomy and Power Networks
Abstract : Signal processing is a common part of the modern society used to obtain high functionality in a vast number of applications. As the development of advanced electronics and powerful computers continue, the limit of the functionality in many systems is increased. READ MORE
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2. Data Integrity and Availability in Power System Communication Infrastructures
Abstract : Society is increasingly dependent on the proper functioning of electric power systems. Today's electric power systems rely heavily on information and networking technology in order to achieve efficient and secure operation. READ MORE
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3. Operation, Monitoring, and Protection of Future Power Systems: Advanced Congestion Forecast and Dynamic State Estimation Applications
Abstract : The electrical power systems are undergoing drastic changes such as increasing levels of renewable energy sources, energy storage, electrification of energy-efficient loads such as heat pumps and electric vehicles, demand-side resources, etc., in the last decade, and more changes will be followed in the near future. READ MORE
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4. Adaptive model-based battery management - Predicting energy and power capability
Abstract : The battery is the limiting system for automotive electrication due to cost, size, and uncertain degradation. To be competitive the battery must therefore be used optimally. READ MORE
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5. Security of Time Synchronization for PMU-based Power System State Estimation: Vulnerabilities and Countermeasures
Abstract : Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) constitute an emerging technology that is essential for various smart grid applications such as phase angle monitoring, power oscillation damping, fault localization, and linear state estimation. To obtain precise PMU measurements of voltage and current phasors, time synchronization in the order of 1 microsecond is typically required. READ MORE