Microgrid Cyberphysical Systems

1. Smart Grid as a Cyber Physical System (Josep M. Guerrero, Aalborg University, Denmark)

1.1 Microgrid and Smart Grid as CPS: An Overview

1.2 Operation Modes of microgrid

1.3 Communication system in microgrid

1.4 Challenges for novel hybrid AC/DC grid architecture

1.5 Modeling of Smart Grid Cyber Physical System

1.6 Implementation of smart grid in some countries / Real time existing Microgrid

2 Integration of Renewables and Plug-in Electric Vehicles to Microgrid (Prof. Ghanim Putrus, Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK)

2.1 Distributed Energy Resources: An Overview 　

2.2 Distributed Generation and grid integration

2.3 Power Electronic Converters and their integration

2.4 Bidirectional Power transfer protocols

3 Forecasting of solar irradiance to address intermittency and variability nature of Renewable energy (Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi, Indian Institute of Technology Goa, India)

3.1 Solar Irradiance Forecasting: An Overview

3.2 Methods of solar irradiance forecasting

3.3 MPPTs for PV power extraction

3.4 Impacts of High penetrations of DC generators such as PV and battery energy storages on future power system

3.5 Intelligent generation control considering the load capacities and solar irradiance forecasting model

3.6 Sensitivity based control of active and reactive power for voltage regulation in presence of EV charging stations and PV.

3.7 Coordination and control of Charging and Phase Switching of Plug-in Electric Vehicles in Low Voltage distribution networks with high PV penetrations

4 Control of PV and EV connected Smart Grid (Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi, Indian Institute of Technology Goa, India)

4.1 EVs in the Smart Grid: An Overview

4.2 EVs and PHEVs current scenario analysis and technological aspects

4.3 Fundamentals of EV charging, status, new control and latest developments

4.4 Effects of high penetration of EVs into current power system

4.5 Real time model for PHEVs charging station

4.6 Primary, secondary and tertiary control of PV and EV connected to smart grids

4.7 Distributed Cooperative Control of a Cyber Physical Multi Agent System for power electronic control of PV-EV connected Microgrid

4.8 Regulation of voltages and frequency of hybrid AC/DC Microgid with disturbances such as disturbances from switching, fluctuations of irradiance, temperature and loads.

4.9 Case studies

5 Control scheme of Charging Control of Plug-in Electric Vehicles and Effects on forecasting electricity price (Prof. Akshay Kumar Rathore, Concodia University, Canada)

5.1 PHEV charging control and price: An Overview

5.2 Microgrid economics

5.3 Fundamental of battery charging/discharging, battery management and battery health

5.4 SoH, SOC of the EV battery: Simulation and real time implementation

5.5 State of Charge (SOC) estimation of EV battery to ensure fast and secure charging

5.6 Optimal Charging Strategies of Plug-in Electric Vehicles for Minimizing Load Variance Within Smart Grids

6 Power Management of PV and EV connected smart Grid (Prof. Sanjib Kumar Panda, National University of Singapore, Singapore)

6.1 Demand response management: An Overview

6.2 Adaptive Demand Response Management (DRM) for microgrids to maximize the economic benefit and system reliability

6.3 Supply side management to overcome the issues with intermittent PV generation using EV and energy exchange.

6.4 Smart Energy Management with solar PV Forecasting for optimal EV charging

6.5 Practical examples on effects of bidding of price, electrical tariff and PV penetration on electrical pricing market

6.6 Optimization of power management scheme considering minimization of net cost of microgrid, which includes cost of purchased electricity from grid and degradation costs of stationary battery

6.7 Challenges for market based operations such as reliability, stability and responsibility of future power system with integration of Renewables and EV

7 Advanced Hybrid Energy Storage Systems (HESS) with Solid State Transformer (SST) interface for improving reliability of Microgrid. (Prof. Wu Fengjiang, Harbin Institute of Technology, China)

7.1 HESS with SST: An Overview

7.2 Advanced Hybrid Energy Storage Systems (HESS) and its performance over current hybrid energy systems

7.3 Battery energy storage systems

7.4 Risk analysis on cyber security in Smart Grid

7.5 Intelligent building energy management and information system (iBEMIS) for Smart building in a smart grid

8 Active Power Filtering in microgrid (Prof. Bhim Singh, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India)

8.1 APF in microgrids: An Overview

8.2 Power quality and its importance in Microgrid

8.3 Active power filter schemes through Power electronic converters: Basics, reviews, simulation and hardware implementation

8.4 Control schemes in UPQC for power quality improvement in Renewables integrated Microgrid

9 Protection schemes in Microgrid (Prof. Abhisek Ukil, The University of Auckland, New Zealand)

9.1 Microgrid protection schemes: An Overview

9.2 Power system protection and Microgrid protection

9.3 PMUs fundamentals

9.4 PMUs for fault analysis

10 Networked Control and Internet of Things (IoT) applications to Microgrid (Prof. Wei Jen Lee, University of Texas at Arlington, USA)

10.1 Networked Control and IOT in microgrids: An Overview

10.2 SCADA and other supervisory control system

10.3 Networked Control in Smart Grids

10.4 Intelligent Systems in Microgrids

10.5 IoT applications to Microgrids: A real time simulation