SS 12 - Modelling, Simulation, Protection and Control of Smart Grids

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    Principle Organizer:

    Name: Omar H. Abdalla

    Email: ohabdalla@ieee.org

    Affiliations: Helwan University, Egypt

    Co-Organizer 1:

    Name: Amr Amin Metwally

    Email: amr.metwallt@gcu.edu

    Affiliations: Grand Canyon University, USA

    Co-Organizer 2:

    Name: Hady H. Fayek

    Email: hadyhabib@hotmail.com

    Affiliations: Heliopolis University, Egypt

    Co-Organizer 3:

    Name: Panos Kotsampopoulos

    Email: kotsa@power.ece.ntua.gr

    Affiliations: National Technical University of Athens, Greece

    Co-Organizer 4:

    Name: Farhad Shahnia

    Email: f.shahnia@murdoch.edu.au

    Affiliations: Murdoch University, Australia

Call for Papers

Theme:

The smart grid may be defined as a power system with high quality, security, stability, efficiency and green environment. To achieve these objectives the following points would be considered in future grids: wide area measurement system (WAMS), real-time control and protection, self-healing property, high penetration level of renewable power generation, optimal operation in terms of technical, environmental, social and economic aspects, etc. Cyber security is one of the most important subjects in developing smart grids. This Research Topic of this special session focuses on novel methods in modelling and simulation of smart grids including all its parts in terms of distributed generation, ICT, storage technologies, Hardware in Loop (HIL), etc. The Research Topic also discusses modern methods to control and protect smart grids targeting high reliability and security. Applications of smart grid techniques to real systems are welcome.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Modelling and simulation of smart grids, microgrids and nanogrids
  • Real-time simulation, control, and protection of modern power systems
  • Self-healing in smart grids
  • Modern control techniques of power systems and microgrids
  • Modern protection techniques of smart grids
  • Advances in HIL testing of smart grid/microgrid controllers
  • Energy storage and energy management systems in smart grids
  • Cyber security
  • Wide area control and control techniques in smart grids
  • IoT applications in smart grids

Submission Procedure:

All the instructions for paper submission are included in our Paper Submission page.

Deadlines:

Full paper submission: March 15, 2023

Work-in-progress paper submission: March 31, 2023

Paper acceptance notification: April 15, 2023

Camera-ready paper submission: April 30, 2023