pscc2008

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16th Power Systems Computation Conference
pscc 2008
GLASGOW
14 – 18 July 2008
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow, Scotland
www.pscc2008.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Welcome to PSCC 2008 in Glasgow.........................................................2
2. PSCC Committees.....................................................................................3
3. Conference Overview................................................................................5
4. Conference Information.............................................................................6
5. General Information...................................................................................9
6. Social Programme...................................................................................13
7. Technical Programme..............................................................................14
8. Maps.......................................................................................... Back cover
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WELCOME TO PSCC 2008 IN GLASGOW
It is our privilege and pleasure to welcome you to the 16th Power System Computation
Conference, to be held in Glasgow, Scotland from 14 to 18 July 2008. PSCC is a world
renowned event which takes place every three years in various European locations. The
Conference offers an international forum where theoretical and technical issues are confronted,
progress and breakthroughs are presented, new ideas discussed, and challenges identified. The
very beginning of PSCC dates back to the early sixties, and since then its reputation has grown
steadily. And even more so today, with the attention given to the effectiveness of energy markets,
the high profile of security of energy supplies, the opportunity and challenge of integrating
significant penetrations of renewables, and the continued penetration of advanced information
technologies into the power system, PSCC is the ideal forum to discuss future challenges.
The increasing number of submitted contributions testifies to the Conference’s appeal. 530
full papers have been submitted, after a first pre-selection based on extended abstracts. The
final selection retained 224 papers. These various contributions will be presented in 4 parallel
sessions, running from Tuesday 15 July 2008 to Friday 18 July 2008. Altogether there will be
36 regular and 4 invited sessions, 2 plenary survey sessions and 1 panel. For the first time
the PSCC tutorial has been integrated within the conference fee, and we look forward to good
participation on Monday 14th July at the tutorial course on “Blackouts and Blackout Prevention”.
To support good technical engagement at PSCC, the papers have been made available to preregistered delegates on the Conference web site. The proceedings are available at Conference
on a CD – no paper copies will be printed by the organisers to minimise waste.
The organisation of PSCC has been supported by the dedicated efforts of many, including the
hard working members of the Technical Programme Committee, the Local Organising Committee,
and the conference support teams at the University of Strathclyde. Conference has also been
enhanced by the participation of our sponsors and exhibitors, for which thanks is due.
Glasgow, with a population of around 650,000, is Scotland’s largest city, the commercial capital
of Scotland and one of the liveliest and most cosmopolitan destinations in Europe. While formerly
known for building ships, locomotives and powerful machines, the city has been reborn as a
centre of style and vitality set against a backdrop of outstanding Victorian architecture. It is also
blessed by being surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery in Western Europe.
Glasgow boasts world famous art collections, the best shopping in the United Kingdom outside
London and over 20 wonderful museums and galleries, each with its own individual collection and
events programme, and all with free admission. And being within the city centre, the conference
is within easy reach of the many visitor attractions.
The Local Organising Committee has made every attempt to ensure your stay in Glasgow
is professionally fruitful and socially enjoyable. Various social events have been arranged
throughout the week including a conference banquet in Glasgow’s spectacular, world famous and
recently renovated Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, a boat trip on Loch Lomond and a special
presentation and tasting session at Auchentoshan Distillery. Accompanying persons will also be
looked after with a varied programme of visits. We trust you enjoy your time with us.
Professor Graeme M Burt
Chairman of the LOC
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PSCC COMMITTEES
President of Council
Andre Merlin, France
President of 16th PSCC
Andre Merlin, France
Executive Board
M Laughton, United Kingdom, Chairperson
T Correia de Barros, Portugal, Vice-Chairperson
W H Wellßow, Germany, Secretary & Chairperson TPC
G Andersson, Switzerland, Treasurer
P Bornard, France
A Bose, USA
T Dillon, Australia
Technical Programme Committee
Chair:
W.H.Wellßow, Germany
Vice-chair:
T. Gomez, Spain
Alvarado, F. USA
Bell, K. UK
Bialek, J. UK
Bongrain, M. P. France
Carvalho, P. Portugal
Cherkaoui, R. Switzerland
Choi, S. S. Singapore
Ernst, D. France
Fosso, O. Norway
Gaunt, T. South Africa
Giri, J. USA
Gubina, F. Slovenia
Hatziargyriou, N. Greece
Hiskens, I. USA
Jenkins, N. UK
Khaparde, S. A. India
Kling, W. L. Netherlands
Lehtonen, M. Finland
Liu, C.C. USA
Lo, K. L. UK
Lobos, T. Poland
Marti, J. R. Canada
Martinez-Ramos, J. L. Spain
Massucco, S. Italy
Meyer, B. France
Niebur, D. USA
Nucci, C. A. Italy
Overbye, T. USA
Oyama, T. Japan
Padiyar, K. R. India
Peças Lopes, J. A. Portugal
Rehtanz, Ch. Germany
Roblin, C. France
Saitoh, H. Japan
Schegner, P. Germany
Simoes Costa, A. Brazil
Söder, L. Sweden
Song, Y.-H. UK
Strbac, G. UK
Stroev, V. Russia
Stubbe, M. Belgium
Styczinsky, Z. Germany
Taniguchi, H. Japan
Tomsovic, K USA
van Cutsem, T. Belgium
Vournas, C. Greece
Wehenkel, L. Belgium
Xue, Y. China
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Local Organising Committee
Chair:
Prof. G. M. Burt, University of Strathclyde
Vice-chair:
Prof. J. V. Milanovic, University of Manchester
LOC Members
Dr. G. Ault, Dr. K. Bell, Prof. P. Moore, Prof. J. McDonald, Prof. S. Lo, Dr. O. Anaya-Lara, Dr. S. Jovanovic, University of Strathclyde
Prof. N. Jenkins, University of Cardiff, Prof. D. Kirschen,
University of Manchester, Prof. G. Strbac, Imperial College
Conference Secretariat:
phone:
fax: email: web: +44(0)141 548 2268
+44(0)141 548 4872
[email protected]
www.pscc2008.com
Meetings of PSCC Bodies
PSSC Bodies will meet in the John Anderson Building, University of Strathclyde on Monday 14 July 2008 according to the following schedule:
6.30pm: Chairpersons Meeting, Room K326
7.00pm: Executive Board, Room K327
7.30pm: Council Meeting, Room K327
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CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
K3.25 K3.14 K3.17 K3.26 K3.27
Mon July 14 09.30 - 10.30 Tutorial Session 1
TS1
10.30 - 10.45 Coffee Break
foyer
10.45 - 12.30 Tutorial Session 2
TS2
12.30 - 13.30 Lunch
Lord Todd
13.30 - 15.30 Tutorial Session 3
TS3
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break
foyer
16.00 - 18.30 Tutorial Session 4
TS4
Tues July 15 08.30 - 09.30 Opening Session
OS
09.30 - 10.00 Coffee Break
C5.11
10.00 - 12.00 Paper Session
PS1
12.00 - 13.30 Lunch
PS2
PS3
PS4
PS7
PS8
Lord Todd
13.30 - 15.30 Paper Session
PS5
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break
PS6
C5.11
16.00 - 18.00 Paper Session
PS9
PS10 PS11 PS12
18.45 - 20.00 Departure for Civic Welcome
Wed July 16 08.30 - 09.30 Survey Paper 1
SP1
09.30 - 10.00 Coffee Break
C5.11
10.00 - 12.00 Paper Sessions
PS13 PS14 PS15 PS16
12.00 - 13.15 Lunch
Lord Todd
13.15 - 15.15 Paper Sessions
PS17 PS18 PS19 PS20
15.30 - 23.00 Departure for Excursion/Scottish Music Evening
Thur July 17 08.30 - 09.30 Survey Paper 2
SP2
09.30 - 10.00 Coffee Break
C5.11
10.00 - 12.00 Paper Sessions
PS21 PS22 PS23 PS24
12.00 - 13.30 Lunch
Lord Todd
13.30 - 15.30 Paper Sessions
PS25 PS26 PS27 PS28
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break
C5.11
16.00 - 18.00 Paper Session
PS29 PS30 PS31 PS32
18.45 - 23.00 Departure for Conference Banquet
Fri July 18
08.30 - 09.50 Paper Sessions
PS33 PS34 PS35 PS36
09.50 - 10.10 Coffee Break
C5.11
10.10 - 11.30 Paper Sessions
PS37 PS38 PS39 PS40
11.30 - 11.45 Coffee Break
C5.11
11.45 - 13.30 Panel
PA
13.30 - 13.45 Closing Session
CS
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CONFERENCE INFORMATION
1.
Conference Date and Venue
Located in the University Campus, in the centre of Glasgow, offering easy access to all the
city centre amenities.
14 - 18 July 2008
John Anderson Building
Rottenrow East
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow G1 1XW
Scotland UK
Telephone: 00 44 141 548 2268 (office)
Telephone: 00 44 141 548 5860 (during conference)
Fax: 00 44 141 548 4872
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.pscc2008.com
2. Language
English will be the conference language.
3. Proceedings
Each registered participant will receive the CD-Rom including all the papers presented during
the technical sessions.
4. Name Badges
A name badge will be provided to each participant which will allow access to sessions and
associated events. A name badge must be worn throughout the conference.
5. Participant List
A list of pre-registered participants will be included in the conference bag.
6. Registration
It is recommended to register before the conference to benefit from the early access to the
conference papers held on the delegate pages of the web site. Pre-registration also avoids
any delays when registering on-site. Registration forms are available at
www.pscc2008.com/registration. Full payment is required to complete registration.
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The Welcome Desk will be located in the conference centre entrance of the John Anderson
Building and will operate during the following hours:
1400 - 2100
0800 - 0845 1700 - 1900 0800 - 1900 0800 - 1500 0800 - 1900 0800 - 1400 Upon presentation of registration documents, delegates and accompanying persons can
collect their personal delegate pack with the necessary documentation. Delegates staying on
campus can then proceed to the Village Office.
All further practical information will be available at the Welcome Desk.
Sunday Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 13 July 2008
14 July 2008
14 July 2008
15 July 2008
16 July 2008
17 July 2008
18 July 2008
7. Registration Costs
Delegates:
A reduced fee of £200 will be given to students upon presentation of a certificate from their
University.
Registration fee entitles participants to:
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attend all the conference sessions, including tutorial and to participate in the discussions
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receive the CD-Rom including all the papers presented during the technical sessions
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delegate bags (handed out upon arrival at the conference)
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morning and afternoon refreshments
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lunches (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)
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attend the Civic Welcome
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attend the Scottish Music Evening
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attend the “Taste of the Highlands” Distillery Visit & Cruise
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attend the Conference Banquet
Authors of selected papers are subject to full registration fee.
£340 for registration received prior to 1 June 2008
£400 for registration received after 1 June 2008
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Accompanying Persons
Golf
In addition to the social events, an overnight golf outing has been arranged at Dalmahoy Hotel
and Country Club, playing both the East and West Course. Golf is one of the top attractions
for visitors to Scotland. Golf Scotland (www.golfscotland.com) is offering PSCC delegates
and their partners a special package between the afternoon of 18 July and 20 July. It includes
two nights’ bed and breakfast, two rounds of golf at Dalmahoy and coach travel, the price
being £440 per person. The offer is available for a limited period only – to find out more,
please send an email with the names and addresses of your golfing group to secretary@
pscc2008.com .
Payment
Payment must be made by:
- bank transfer (BACS) payable to “University of Strathclyde” (see registration form)
- credit/debit card (please complete credit/debit card payment form)
- cheque/bankers draft, in Pounds Sterling drawn on a British Bank and made payable to “University of Strathclyde”
The fee for the conference social programme is £100, and this includes the Scottish Music
Evening, the “Taste of the Highlands” Distillery Visit & Cruise, and the Conference Banquet.
Additionally, a programme of tours are available for accompanying persons including an
architectural walking tour in Glasgow city centre, a visit to the Burrell Collection including
Pollok Park, and visit to the capital city of Edinburgh. Booking forms are available at www.
pscc2008.com/registration
Payments are required to be made in Pounds Sterling. Monies should be made payable to
“University of Strathclyde”.
8. Cancellation, Replacements, Refunds
In the event of cancellation and providing written notice is received before 1 June 2008, a
refund of 50% of the registration fee will be made. The CD-Rom will be provided. The refund
will be made after the conference. Name substitutions are accepted at any time prior to the
conference, by fax or email.
For the Companion Programme, 50% of the fee paid for the social programme will be
refunded provided written notice is received by 1 June 2008. No refunds will be given after
1 June 2008.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The City of Glasgow
Glasgow, the City of Culture, possesses an exceptional cultural and architectural heritage, with
many museums & galleries, stunning architecture, cutting edge design, excellent shopping and
numerous reputed restaurants and cafés.
Where is Glasgow ?
Glasgow is an extremely well connected city with excellent transport links. It is served by its own
international airport, Glasgow International, a short distance away, and further links are provided
by airports at Prestwick (30 miles or 48 km) and Edinburgh (40 miles or 64 km). Low cost air
carriers also operate from these airports. There are two main-line train stations serving the UK
and Scotland, while a combination of Low Level and Subway services provide transport within
the city and its surroundings. A comprehensive bus network exists within the city.
Refer to www.pscc2008.com/local/
Access to Glasgow
By Air:
Glasgow International Airport (www.glasgowairport.com ) is located just eight miles (13 km) west
of Glasgow City Centre and services direct flights from many European cities, including the key
hubs of Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt and Paris. Onward travel from Glasgow
International Airport is available by bus, taxi or hire car.
Glasgow Prestwick International Airport (www.gpia.co.uk ) is located thirty miles (48 km) south
of Glasgow. A railway station is adjacent to Prestwick Airport with regular direct trains to
Glasgow city centre. A 50% discount on train tickets can be obtained by showing flight tickets
when purchasing rail tickets for travel between Prestwick Airport and Glasgow.
Edinburgh Airport (www.edinburghairport.com) is approximately 62 km from the University
of Strathclyde and 12 km from Edinburgh city centre. Airlink buses into the city depart from
outside the terminal entrance and operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with a journey
time of 25 minutes. Edinburgh’s main rail station (Waverley), in the city centre can be reached
by taxi or bus. Edinburgh’s other rail station (Haymarket), is also on the bus route from airport
to city centre. Trains from both these stations can be taken to most destinations in Scotland and
England. The taxi rank at Edinburgh Airport is outside the UK and Ireland arrivals hall.
The average fare to the city centre is £16.
By Bus:
National Express operates from London to Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow city centre.
The website gives full information and ticket bookings can be made on-line.
www.nationalexpress.com
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By Road:
The main M74 north/south motorway allows quick, easy access to the entire region.
Approaching from the south follow the M74 motorway past Hadrian’s Wall through the heart of
the region and on to Glasgow city centre. The Clyde Valley Tourist Route (via the A73, A72 and
A702) offers motorists a relaxed and scenic alternative through the
South Lanarkshire countryside.
Approaching from the north the M9 motorway takes you through North Lanarkshire to Glasgow
and from the east the M8 from Edinburgh travels through Glasgow city centre
and beyond to the picturesque towns and villages of Inverclyde.
For additional information about driving in the UK including maps, route planners, and travel
insurance visit the Automobile Association (AA) or the Royal Automobile Club (RAC) and for up to
date traffic and road works information see the NADICS - National Driver Information web site.
By Rail:
National Express East Coast (www.nationalexpresseastcoast.com) and Virgin Trains
(www.virgintrains.co.uk) operate direct routes to Glasgow Central Station from London’s Kings
Cross and Euston stations respectively. The National Express site offers on-line booking,
timetables, route information and details of special promotions. The Virgin site also offers online booking, route maps, travel information and useful details on chosen destinations. You will
also find information about on-board services, passenger assistance and business travel.
Network rail – this site has a searchable timetable and useful journey planner. You will also find
details on major UK stations such as floor plans, local area and street maps.
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/
ScotRail - Here you will find details on the West Highland Line, the North Highland Line and
Caledonian Sleepers (overnight trains from Scotland to London). You will also find timetables,
special ticket offers and other useful travel links. www.firstgroup.com/scotrail
The Trainline – this site gives train times, on-line ticket bookings and seat reservations from
any train operator in the mainland UK. www.thetrainline.com
BritRail - this site provides information on special rail passes such as the Freedom of Scotland
Travel Pass, only available to international travellers. You will also find timetables and details on
where to purchase and how to use BritRail Passes. BritRail Passes are not available in the UK
and must be purchased outside the UK. www.britrail.com
Car Rental
Car rental desks for at least 6 major car rental companies are located on the ground floor of
Glasgow Airport.
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Public Transport
Glasgow Central Station is a key hub in the national rail network and provides excellent onward
travel to the many beauty spots and places of interest within Greater Glasgow and the Clyde
Valley. A bus service operates from Gordon Street at the front of the station, to Glasgow Queen
Street Station and Buchanan Bus Station.
Glasgow Queen Street Station is the second main line station situated in the city centre. As well
as providing excellent links to areas in and around Greater Glasgow. The Express service to
Edinburgh takes under 50 minutes and runs every 15 mins. For information on rail travel within
the UK contact the 24 hour National Rail Enquiries Line on 08457 48 49 50.
Glasgow Underground Train System
All underground trains, contained in twin tunnels, allow clockwise circulation on the ‘outer’ circle
and anticlockwise on the ‘inner’. Fifteen stations are distributed along the route length of just over
10km. All stations have staffed ticket offices, normally at street level, and access to platforms
is through controlled turnstiles operated by the magnetically encoded tickets. A ‘flat’ fare applies
to any journey on the Subway, and exit from the station is by freely-rotating turnstiles. Vending
machines are also provided for ticket sales. Operation starts at 6.30am and ends at 11.30pm
(except Sundays - 10.00am to 6.00pm). The Subway provides close interchange with the
suburban and national rail network at Buchanan Street, Partick and St Enoch stations.
http://www.seeglasgow.com/seeglasgow/maps
Climate and Dress
Average temperature in July is around 18ºC. Weather during July can be warm, however, rain
is still possible and it may become cool in the evenings. Clothing suitable for a variable climate
is advisable.
Time Zone
The time zone for Glasgow in July is GMT + 1 hour.
Room Reservations
The PSCC Organising Committee has negotiated a special rate of £33 for single en-suite bed
& breakfast rooms on the University Campus. Nine double rooms are available at a rate of £46
per room. To arrange accommodation on the University Campus, please refer to the registration
form. Further details on the accommodation can be found at
www.rescat.strath.ac.uk/village_accom.html .
A block booking of rooms at the Premier Travel Inn has also been arranged. The room rate is
£65 room only or £70 bed & breakfast per room per night. The Premier Travel Inn is located
on George Street and is a few minutes walk from the conference venue. Further details on the
Premier Inn at George Street, Glasgow can be found at
www.premierinn.com/pti/hotelInformation.do?hotelId=23955 ).
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Breakfast, Lunch & Refreshments
For those delegates staying on the University Campus, breakfast will be served from Monday
to Friday in the Lord Todd between 7am & 8.30am. Any delegates staying elsewhere in the city
who wish to take breakfast on campus, can do so for a charge of £6 per day. This should be
reported in advance of arrival, and paid on arrival at the Conference Welcome desk.
Lunch will be served on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday in the Lord Todd between
12noon & 1:30pm (though delegates should note that lunch finishes earlier on Wednesday).
Lunches are included in the registration fee for delegates. Special dietary requirements should
be included on the registration form. Additional tickets for accompanying person can be
purchased at a cost of £12 per day. These must be ordered and paid when registering.
Coffee breaks will be held in mid morning (Monday – Friday) and mid afternoon (Monday –
Thursday). From Tuesday to Friday there will be tea, coffee & biscuits served in the conference
exhibition area, in rooms C5.11 and C5.12 of the adjoining Colville Building. Signage will be
available to guide delegates. On Monday tea, coffee & biscuits will be served in the foyer of
the tutorial room. Teas and coffees will also be available in the exhibition area during the lunch
breaks on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The Todd Bar will remain open until midnight from Sunday 13 July to Thursday 17 July.
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Tuesday 15 July 2008 at 7pm – Civic Welcome in the City Chambers
(departure at 6.45pm from conference foyer)
The Civic Welcome will be held at the City Chambers in George Square, a 5 minute walk from the
conference venue.
Wednesday 16 July 2008 at 3.30pm - “Taste of the Highlands” to Auchentoshan Distillery and
Cruise on Loch Lomond (departure at 3.30pm from bus departure point)
Travel by coach to Auchentoshan Distillery, Loch Lomond, for a special presentation and tasting session
at the Distillery. Travel onwards to Balloch to board the Astina or Silver Marlin for a ¾ hour cruise
on Loch Lomond. Refreshments will be available on the boat. An afternoon snack will be provided.
Coaches to return to Glasgow by approximately 8pm.
Wednesday 16 July 2008 at 8pm - Scottish Music Evening at The Barony, University of Strathclyde
The Music Evening will be held in The Barony Hall on the University of Strathclyde Campus. The
Barony Hall is a 5 minute walk from the conference accommodation. The evening will include music by
Scottish music groups and a Scottish dancing demonstration, accompanied by a buffet.
Thursday 17 July 2008 at 7pm - Conference Banquet at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
(departure at 6.45pm from bus departure point)
The conference banquet will be held in Glasgow’s spectacular, world famous and recently renovated
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum located in the west end of the city. Drinks will be served in the
gallery areas with a brief introduction to the Gallery & Museum. Dinner will follow in the main hall.
Transportation by coach to and from Kelvingrove will be provided.
Companions Programme
Please complete the Companion Registration Form and submit with the delegate registration form.
Places will not be guaranteed until full payment has been received. The departure and return point will
be from the Lord Todd. Guides will join all the visits.
Tuesday 15 July 2008 at 10am - Glasgow Architectural Tour
Join a walking tour of Glasgow City Centre to explore the historic architecture, visiting the city’s main
places of interest, along with some lesser known historical and cultural gems. Uncover the city’s
hidden history and learn about the city’s many architectural treasures. Suitable for all levels of fitness.
Walking tour will last for approximately 2 hours followed by lunch in a city centre restaurant.
Wednesday 18 July 2008 at 9am - Burrell Collection and Pollok Park
Travel by coach to the Burrell Collection in Pollok Country Park. The Burrell Collection is situated in
the tranquil surroundings of Pollok Country Park in the South of the city and houses one of the greatest
collections of art created by one person. William Burrell had been an art collector since his teens
and the collection of over 9,000 works of art, gifted to Glasgow, is made up of a vast array of works of
all periods and from all over the world. You can wander round important collections of medieval art,
tapestries, alabasters, stained glass and English oak furniture, European paintings, including works
by Degas and Cézanne, an important collection of Islamic art, and modern sculpture including works
by Epstein and Rodin, and a fine collection of works from ancient China, Egypt, Greece and Rome.
Following lunch in the café you will have time to explore Pollok Country Park, Glasgow’s largest park
and the only Country Park within Glasgow with extensive woodlands and gardens providing a quiet
sanctuary for both visitors and wildlife.
Thursday 17 July 2008 at 9am – Edinburgh, Scotland’s Capital City
Travel by coach to Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, to take in a visit to Edinburgh Castle. A short
walk on part of the Royal Mile will be followed by a trip to the Gallery of Modern Art. Lunch will be
enjoyed there within the shadow of the castle, following which some free time will allow shopping in a
famous Edinburgh Department store.
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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME
TUTORIAL: BLACKOUTS AND BLACKOUT PREVENTION (MONDAY)
Chairman: Carlo Alberto Nucci (University of Bologna)
Part I : Review of most recent blackouts or major incidents (phenomenology, post event analysis, etc)
I-1
9:30-10:30
10:30-10:45
I-2 10:45-12:30
12:30-13.30
Europe: Clotilde LEVILLAIN (RTE)
Coffee Break
Rest of the world: Prabha KUNDUR (Kundur Power System Solutions Inc.)
Lunch
Part II : Contemporary topics
II-1 13.30-14.30 Modern Technologies for Blackout Prevention: Walter SATTINGER (Swissgrid)
II-2 14.30-15.30 Smart Grids at the Transmission level: Göran ANDERSSON
(Federal Institute of Technology Zürich)
15:30-16:00 Coffee Break
II-3 16:00-16:45 Role of Protection Systems during Blackouts and Avoidance of Cascading Tripping: Rainer KREBS
(Siemens)
II-4 16:45-17:30 Dynamic Security Assessment & Emergency Control - Some Achievements & Prospects:
Thierry VAN CUTSEM (University of Liege)
II-5 17:30-18:30 Restoration processes after Blackout: Alberto BORGHETTI (University of Bologna)
PLENARY PAPERS (TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY)
Opening session keynote: Smart Grids - to boldly go!, John Scott (KEMA)
John will bring a perspective on smart grids developments now emerging in Europe and internationally and will explain
the drivers for change and the challenges and opportunities ahead - including why there is an imperative to be bold.
Survey paper 1:
Operation and control strategies for networks with a high degree of renewable generation,
Zbigniew A. Styczynski, Krzysztof Rudion; Peter B. Eriksen, Antje G. Orths; Thomas Schäfer; Walter Sattinger; Luis
Rouco; Arun Phadke
Survey paper 2:
Integrated AC/DC transmission systems: development of UCTE system, Mediterranean Ring, & China experience,
Dietmar Retzman (Author in charge) plus authors from Italy, China, ABB, Siemens
INVITED PAPER SESSIONS
Recent developments in System Protection Schemes, Chair: Costas Vournas (Tuesday)
PMU measurements, Chair: Christian Rehtanz (Wednesday)
Distributed generation, Chair: Joao Peças Lopes. (Thursday)
Congestion management in Europe, Chair: Olav Fosso (Friday)
PANEL: THE CHANGING ROLE OF DEMAND AND ITS SYSTEM IMPACT (FRIDAY)
Chairman: Nick Jenkins (University of Cardiff)
Panelists:
Gareth Evans, OFGEM, UK
John Eli Nielson, DTU, Denmark
John Cowburn, PRI, UK
Francisco Romero, Telvent Energy, Spain
Joao Peças Lopes, University of Porto, Portugal
Ian Hiskens, University of Wisconsin, USA
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Tuesday 15 July - 8.30-9.30
OP - Opening Session
K3.25
Including
Keynote Address: Smart Grids - to boldly go!
John Scott (KEMA)
Tuesday 15 July - 10.00-12.00
PS1 - System Protection
Schemes
K3.14
Analysis of angle
differences application to
improve the SPS complex
performance
Kosterina, Ekaterina
Bondareva, Natalia;
Cherkaoui, Rachid;
Germond, Alain; Grobovoy,
Andrey;
Technological
Breakthroughs in System
Integrity Protection
Schemes
Madani, Vahid
King, Roger; Novosel,
Damir;
Wide Area Voltage
Regulation & Protection
Corsi, Sandro
Prospects of an improved
system protection
scheme against voltage
instability in the RTE
system
Van Cutsem, Thierry
Capitanescu, Florin;
Lefebvre, Hervé; Otomega,
Bogdan; Sermanson,
Vincent;
A New Out-Of-Step
Protection Scheme via
GPS-Synchronized Data
Meliopoulos, Sakis
Cokkinides, George;
Farantatos, Evangelos;
Stefopoulos, George;
Advanced Special
Protection Modeling for
On-Line Applications
Morison, Kip
Howell, Fred; Wang, Lei;
PS2 - Power system
dynamics
K3.17
On the frequency
stability of power
systems and its statistic
characteristics
Xin, Huanhai
Gan, Deqiang; Han,
Zhenxiang; Wu, Hao; Yu,
Yang;
Power System Stabilizer
by using Supplementary
Remote Signals
Erlich, Istvan
Hashmani, Ashfaque;
Long Term Dynamics
of Islanded Coal Fired
Station with Fluctuating
Loads
Mayer, Jason
Smith, Kenneth;
A dynamic power
flow controller for
power system stability
improvement and loss
reduction
Johansson, Nicklas
Ängquist, Lennart ;
Berggren, Bertil; Nee,
Hans-Peter;
Wavelets and prony
method for disturbance
detection in wind farms
Amaris, Hortensia
Alvarez, Carlos; Janik,
Przemyslaw; Lobos ,
Tadeusz ; Rezmer, Jacek;
Identification of
Interacting Power System
Dynamic Phenomena via
Continuation of Invariant
Subspaces
Luo, Cheng
Ajjarapu, Venkataramana;
PS3 - Real time markets
K3.26
PS4 - Reliability in
transmission systems I
K3.27
Adequacy Assessment
Impact of Prohibited
Zones of Generating Units of Power Systems
through Hybridization of
on Locational Marginal
Monte Carlo Simulation
Prices
and Artificial Immune
Daneshi, Hossein
Recognition System
Daneshi, Ali; Medhat ,
Wang, Lingfeng
Shayan;
Singh, Chanan;
A Market Simulation
Transmission Network
Method for the
Expansion Planning
Investigation of the
Under Deliberate
Price Development in
Outages
the European Market for
Arroyo, José Manuel
Electrical Energy
Alguacil, Natalia; Carrión,
Mirbach, Tobias
Miguel;
Blaesig, Boris; Haubrich,
Hans-Jürgen;
Composite-System
Real-time Control of
Generation Adequacy
Power Systems Using
Planning Using
Nodal Prices
Stochastic Programming
Jokic, Andrej
with Sample-Average
Lazar, Mircea; van den
Approximation
Bosch, Paul;
Jirutitijaroen, Panida
Singh, Chanan;
Probability Distribution
Functions of Generator
Estimating the
Profit from Spot Market
Probability of Cascading
Wu, Felix
Outages of a Power Grid
Hou, Yunhe;
Lee, Stephen
A Stochastic
Measuring Reliability (or
Programming Approach
Risk) Coherently
for Quantifying Effects
Wu, Felix
of Contingencies on
Hou, Yunhe; Zhou, Hui;
Locational Marginal Prices
The analysys of
Stankovic, Aleksandar
information impacts in
Murphy, Frederick; Saric,
coordinating defence
Andrija; Soyster, Allen;
against malicious attacks
Modeling of the Bidding
for interconnected power
Behavior of Large Number systems
of Power Producers in an Bompard, Ettore
Electricity Spot Market
Gross, George; Napoli,
Vdovina Beck, Elena
Roberto; Xue, Fei;
Cherkaoui, Rachid;
Germond, Alain;
15
Tuesday 15 July - 13.30-15.30
PS5 - Fault location in
transmission systems
K3.14
PS6 - Tools for power
system dynamics
K3.17
PS7 - Renewable
generation and markets
K3.26
PS8 - Reliability in
distribution systems
K3.27
A new fault location
algorithm for use with
current differential
protective relays of twoterminal line
Izykowski, Jan
Rosolowski, Eugeniusz;
Saha, Murari Mohan;
Accurate location of
faults on three-terminal
line with use of threeend unsynchronised
measurements
Izykowski, Jan
Balcerek, Przemyslaw;
Fulczyk, Marek; Molag,
Rafal; Rosolowski,
Eugeniusz;
Multi-End Traveling Wave
Fault Location based on
Current Traveling Waves
Elhaffar, Abdelsalam
Lehtonen, Matti;
Evaluation of Transmission
Line Fault-Locating
Techniques using
Variance-based Sensitivity
Measures
Zivanovic, Rastko
PMU based Current
Differential Protection of
Transmission Lines
Soman, Sreevardhan
Chandorkar, Mukul;
Dambhare, Sanjay ;
High-Speed Distance
Protection using a
Wavelet-Based Filtering
Algorithm
Silva, Kleber Melo
Neves, Washington Luis
Araujo; Souza, Benemar
Alencar;
Microelectronic emulation
for power system
computation
Nagel, Ira
Seetharamdoo, Divitha ;
Cherkaoui, Rachid; Fabre,
Laurent; Kayal, Maher;
A New Approach for
Modeling Complex Power
System Components in
Different Simulation Tools
Pan, Jiuping
Bjorklund, Per-Erik;
Srivastava, Kailash; Yue,
Chengyan;
Is There Need for
Benchmarking Power
System Stability
Simulation Tools?
Kaberere, Keren
Folly, Komla; Petroianu,
Alexander;
Analysis of the
Synchronous Generator
- TCSC System using the
ICAD Framework
Ugalde, Carlos
Acha, Enrique; LiceagaCastro, Eduardo; Vanfretti,
Luigi;
A Holistic System
Modelling Approach for
Marine Power Systems
Schuddebeurs, Jeroen
Booth, Campbell; Burt,
Graeme; McDonald, James;
Norman, Patrick;
Comparison of Three
Linearization Methods
Persson, Jonas
Söder, Lennart;
A New Method for Pricing
of Wind Power in ShortTerm Power Market
Parsa Moghaddam,
Mohsen
Mohammadian, Mustafa;
Talebi Ghdikolayi, Ebad;
Strategies for the
integration of large scale
wind energy conversion
into electricity markets
Waniek, Daniel
Handschin, Edmund;
Rehtanz, Christian; Schulz,
Woldemar;
A Power Market Model
for studying the Impact
of Wind Power on Spot
Prices
Trötscher, Thomas
Korpås, Magnus;
Responsive Demand to
Increase the Value of
Wind
Hamidi, Vandad
li, Furong;
Bilateral contracts
management in
hydrothermal generation
with available energy risk
Cuervo, Pablo
Mateus Sanchez, Juan
Carlos ; Perez Jannuzzi,
Denis;
Evaluating the Capacity
Value of Wind Generation
in Systems with Hydro
Generation
Castro, Manuel J
Pudjianto, Danny; Shakoor,
Anser A.; Strbac, Goran;
Modelling of
network-componenttechnology changes
in reliability-centred
maintenance planning
Theil, Gerhard
Impact of Voltage
and Reactive Power
Control Devices on the
Reliability Assessment
of Radial Distribution
Networks
da Silva, Maria da Guia
Coelho, Agnelo; Prada,
Ricardo; Rodrigues,
Anselmo;
Possibilities to
Improve Reliability of
Distribution Network
by Intended Island
Operation
Antikainen, Jussi
Järventausta, Pertti;
Repo, Sami; Verho,
Pekka;
Analysing the
Structural Vulnerability
of Electric Power
Distribution Systems
Helseth, Arild
Prica, Marija
Ilic, Marija;
Reliability Analysis
of Electric Power
Systems Using a
Hybrid Object-oriented
Modeling Approach
Schläpfer, Markus
Kessler, Tom; Kröger,
Wolfgang;
16
Tuesday 15 July - 16.00-18.00
PS9 - Fault location in
distribution systems
K3.14
PS10 - Machine
dynamics
K3.17
Fault Location for
Underground Systems
with Capacitive Current
Compensation
Filomena, André
Bretas, Arturo; Resener,
Mariana; Salim, Rodrigo;
Optimized Fault Location
Formulation For Unbalanced
Distribution Feeders
Considering Load Variation
Resener, Mariana
Darós Filomena, André;
Hartstein Salim, Rodrigo;
Suman Bretas, Arturo;
Dynamic Behaviour of
Single-Phase Induction
Generators During
Disconnection and
Reconnection to the Grid
Putrus, Ghanim
Ramachandran, Jayaraman;
Defect location in electric
power systems using an
artificial immune system
algorithm
Bertequini Leão, Fábio
Fernandes Pereira, Rodrigo
Aparecido; Sanches
Mantovani, José Roberto;
Fault location algorithm for
primary distribution feeders
based on voltage sags
Fernandes Pereira, Rodrigo
Aparecido
Kezunovic, Mladen; Sanches
Mantovani, José Roberto;
A new approach for an earth
fault distance localization
algorithm in compensated
networks
Achleitner, Georg
Fickert, Lothar; Obkircher,
Clemens; Sakulin, Manfred;
Hopf Bifurcations
in the IEEE Second
Benchmark Model for
SSR studies
Kucukefe, Yasar
Kaypmaz, Adnan;
Impact of a sssc-based
power flow controller
on ssr
Pillay Carpanen, Rudy
Rigby, Bruce;
State-Space
Transmission Line
Model with FrequencyDependency and LongLine Effects based on a
Singular Approximation
and Balancing-Free
Square-Root Approach
Garcia, Norberto
Acha, Enrique;
Experimetal setup of
a system for damping
torsional vibrations
caused by sso
Zoeller, Thomas
Leibfried, Thomas; Miri,
Amir M.;
Multi-Scale Simulation
of Multi-Machine Power
Systems
Strunz, Kai
Gao, Feng;
Frequency scanning
techniques for
analysis of the effect
of device dependent
subsynchronous
oscillations on
subsynchronous
damping
Rauhala, Tuomas
Järventausta, Pertti;
17
PS11 - Transmission and PS12 - Market
markets
participation of demand
K3.26
and cogeneration
K3.27
Total Transfer Capability Long Run Optimal
Response to Real Time
Computation and
Pricing Rates
Improvement in
Interconnected Electric Su, Chua Liang
Kirschen, Daniel;
Power Systems
Echavarren, Francisco M. Cultured differential
Lobato, Enrique; Rouco,
computation algorithm
Luis;
for optimal contracted
capacity of power
An Application of
consumer with selfthe Energy and
owned generating units
Transmission Price
Yang, Hong-Tzer
Conjecture in an
Guo, Shr-Ching; Peng,
Oligopolistic Power
Pai-Chun;
Market
Kurzidem, Martin
Approach for power
Andersson, Göran;
supply system planning
based on cooperative
Coordinated
game theory
transmission and
Neimane, Viktoria
generation planning to
Bochkarjova, Galina; Inde,
increase the electricity
Janis; Sauhats, Antans;
market efficiency
Vempers, Guntars;
Zanellini, Fabio
Carlini, Enrico Maria;
Opportunities
Genesi, Camillo;
for managing
Marannino, Paolo; Siviero, consumptions and the
Ilaria;
interaction with energy
networks
A scheme for
Moneta, Diana
incentivizing
Gramatica, Paolo; Mauri,
investments in
Giuseppe;
transmission
Combined Heat and
enhancements
Power Economic
Contreras, Javier
Dispatch by Augmented
Arroyo, José M.; Gross,
Lagrange Hopfield
George; Ruiz-Gomez,
Network
Isabel M.;
Ongsakul, Weerakorn
Long term nodal
Dieu, Vo Ngoc;
pricing: from theory to
implementation
Assessing Load
Renaud, Arnaud
Forecast Uncertainty
Hautot, Alain; Omont,
using Extreme Value
Nicolas; Sandrin, Patrick; Theory
Use of System Tariffs for Hor, Ching Lai
Infield, David G.; Majithia,
Distributed Generators
Shanti; Watson, Simon J.;
González, Alezeia
Gómez, Tomás;
Wednesday 16 July - 8.30-9.30
SP1 - Survey Paper 1
K3.25
Operation And Control Strategies For Networks With A High Degree Of Renewable Generation
Zbigniew A. Styczynski
YKrzysztof Rudion; Peter B. Eriksen, Antje G. Orths; Thomas Schäfer; Walter Sattinger; Luis Rouco; Arun Phadke;
Wednesday 16 July - 10.00-12.00
PS13 - Analysis methods
for protection issues
K3.14
Reliability Analysis for
Protection Relays
Kameda, Hideyuki
Yamashita, Koji;
Risk Assessment
for Hidden Failures
Caused by Relay Setting
Miscoordintion and
On-Line Adaptive Relay
Coordination to Minimize
Risk
Zhang, Boming
Lv, Ying; Wu, Wenchuan;
A Practical Time-Domain
Fault Current Analysis
using EMTP
Tanabe, Ryuya
Tada, Yasuyuki;
Fault Analysis of
Unbalanced Systems
using Fault Resistance
Estimation
Filomena, André
Bretas, Arturo; Resener,
Mariana; Salim, Rodrigo;
Reliability of the
protection system and its
impact on the reliability
of supply
Gjerde, Oddbjøn
Holen, Arne T.; Kjølle,
Gerd H.;
Automated Analysis of
Digital Fault Recorder
Data in Power Generating
Plants
Moreto, Miguel
G. Rolim, Jacqueline;
PS14 - PMU WAMS
K3.17
PS15 - Optimal power flow
K3.26
Optimal Zero Injection
Considerations in PMU: An
ILP Approach
Soman, S. A.
Dambhare, Sanjay; Dua,
Devesh; Gajbhiye, Rajeev
Kumar;
Identifying Sources of
Damping Problems in Power
Systems
Wilson, Douglas
Bialek, Janusz; Hay, Karine;
McNabb, Patrick; Trehern, Jos;
Monitoring and Estimation of
Global Steady State Stability
Based on Application of
Campus WAMS
Li, Changsong
Higuma, Kenichiro; Mitani,
Yasunori; Watanabe,
Masayuki;
A Synchrophasor
Measurement Algorithm
Suitable for Dynamic
Applications
Warichet, Jacques
Maun, Jean-Claude; Sezi,
Tevfik;
A novel phasor estimate
algorithm based on taylor
expansion and phasorlet
Mai, Ruikun
Bo, Zhiqian; Edwards , Armien;
He, Zhengyou; Kirby, Brian;
Optimal Placement of Phasor
Measurements for Enhanced
State Estimation: A Case
Study
Abur, Ali
Emami, Roozbeh; Galvan,
Floyd;
Application of Online
Coordinated Voltage Control
Using Optimal Power Flow to a
Large-scale Power Grid
Morita, Hironobu
Sakamoto, Kunio; Takahashi,
Osamu; Tanimoto, Masahiko;
Usui, Masahiro;
On the Fairness of Centralised
Decision-Making Strategies in
multi-TSO Power Systems
Phulpin, Yannick
Begovic, Miroslav; Ernst,
Damien; Heyberger, JeanBaptiste; Petit, Marc;
Transient Stability Constrained
Optimal Power Flow using
Evolutionary Programming
Tangpatiphan, Kritsana
Yokoyama, Akihiko;
Decomposed Electricity and
Natural Gas Optimal Power
Flow
Arnold, Michèle
Andersson, Göran;
Identification of circular flows
in transmission networks
using the electricity tracing
methodology
Bialek, Janusz
Ziemianek, Zbigniew;
Application of Meta-modeling
Techniques to Power Transfer
Cabability Analysis of
Manitoba-Ontario Electrical
Interconnections
Zhang, Wenjie
Cavers, Myrna; Shan, Songqing;
Wang, Gary;
18
PS16 - Distribution
system analysis
K3.27
Verification of probabilistic
model of a distribution
system with integration of
dispersed generation
Chen, Peiyuan
Bak-Jensen, Birgitte; Chen,
Zhe; Sörensen, Stefan;
Waagepetersen, Rasmus;
Probabilistic Load Flow
with Wind Production
Uncertainty using
Cumulants and Cornish
Fischer Expansion.
Usaola, Julio
Simplified Calculation of
Voltage and Loss Sensitivity
Factors in Distribution
Networks
Bialek, Janusz
Zhou, Qiong;
Efficient secure AC OPF
for maximising distributed
generation uptake
Dent, Chris
Bialek, Janusz; Harrison,
Gareth; Ochoa, Luis;
Multi-Objective Evaluation
Method of Distribution
Network Configuration With
Distributed Generators
Hayashi, Yasuhiro
Fuwa, Yoshiaki; Kawasaki,
Shoji; Matsuki, Junya; Sakai,
Shigekazu;
Modelling and analysis of an
enhanced tapp scheme for
distribution networks
Taylor, Gary
Fila, Maciej; Hiscock,
Jonathan; Irving, Malcolm;
Lang, Peter
Wednesday 16 July - 13.15-15.15
PS17 - Control centers
K3.14
PS18 - Transmission network
analysis
K3.17
PS19 - Long-term
economics and
markets
K3.26
Analysis of the use of PTDF in Effects of
Advanced Tools in
gas-production
the UCTE transmission grid
Emergency control
constraints
Duthaler, Christof
Systems
Andersson, Göran; Emery, Marc; over generation
Voropai, Nikolai
expansion
Kurzidem, Martin;
Efimov, Dmitry; Etingov,
Centeno, Efraim
Pavel; Handschin, Edmund; Assessment of the need for
Rehtantz, Christian;
transmission in the future All- Barquín, Julián;
López-Peña, Alvaro;
Island system in Ireland
Evaluating the distance
Sánchez, Juan José;
Nedic, Dusko
towards “self-healing”
Optimal Investments
Bell, Keith;
power systems
in Power Generation
Deuse, Jacques
Probabilistic Evaluation of
Capacity under
Grenard, Sébastien; Karoui, Reserve Requirements of
Uncertainty
Karim; Marc, Stubbe;
Generating Systems With
García-Bertrand,
Improved engineering of Renewable Power Sources:
Raquel
The Portuguese and Spanish Kirschen, Daniel;
substation automation
Cases
systems with the IEC
Pricing Electricity
61850 functional naming Matos, Manuel
Flexible-Forward
Artaiz, Carlos; Cabral, Pedro;
concept
Contracts
Ferreira, Marco; Ferreira,
Englert, Heiko
Takahashi, Leticia
Ricardo; Leite da Silva,
Dawidczak, Henry;
Correia, Paulo B.;
Armando; López, Rubén;
Parallel Computation
Gunn, Laura Keiko;
Manso, Luiz; Martins, Nuno;
of Large Power System
Multi-agent system
Network Solutions Using Peças Lopes, João; Resende,
Leonidas; Rosa, Mauro; Sales, for short and longthe Multi-Area Thévenin
term power market
Warlley; Soto, Fernando;
Equivalents (MATE)
simulations
Application of evolutionary
Algorithm
Wang, Jianhui
multi objective optimization
Tomim, Marcelo
Botterud, Audun;
algorithm to optimal
Martí, José; Wang, Lei;
Conzelmann,
var expansion and atc
A Case Study of
Guenter; Koritarov,
enhancement problem
Application Service in
Vladimir;
Grid-based Future Control Eghbal, Mehdi
Yorino, Naoto; Zoka, Yoshifumi; A hybrid approach
Centers
for modeling
Short-term Transmission
Zhou, Huafeng
electricity price
Expansion Planning with AC
Wu, Felix F.;
series in the
Network
Model
and
Security
Assessment of
medium-term.
Constraints
Decentralized Model
García-González,
Falcao,
Djalma
Predictive Control
Javier
Rodriguez,
Jorge;
Taranto,
Techniques for Power
Barquín Gil, Julián;
Glauco;
Networks
Dueñas, Pablo;
Improved calculation of
Damoiseaux, Armand
Energy Supply
Hiskens, Ian; Jokic, Andrej; geomagnetically induced
currents in power networks in Auctions to
Lazar, Mircea; van den
Stimulate
low-latitude regions
Bosch, Paul;
Generation
Gaunt, Charles
Investment
Bernhardi, Edward; Cilliers,
Rudnick, Hugh
Pierre;
19
PS20 - Distribution
planning and operation
K3.27
A Tool For
Reconfiguration Of
Large-Scale Distribution
Networks
Gonzalez, Alezeia
Cabetas, Joaquín;
Echavarren, Francisco;
Gómez, Tomas; Rouco,
Luis;
Power System Modeling
for a Fully Transparent
Distribution Management
System
Ruh, Monika
Andersson, Göran; Borer,
Andreas;
Topological Properties
of Radial Networks with
Application to Computer
Aided Distribution
Reconfiguration
Kostalova, Alena
Carvalho, Pedro;
Evaluating
Investment Deferral by
Incorporating Distributed
Generation in
Distribution Network
Planning
Ochoa, Luis F.
Dent, Chris J.; Harrison,
Gareth P.; Wallace, Robin;
Wang, David;
Reliability-oriented
Distribution System
Expansion and DG
Deployment Using a
Dynamic Programming
Based Method
Mitra, Joydeep
Vallem, Mallikarjuna;
The edge-set encoding
in evolutionary
algorithms for network
reconfiguration problem
in power distribution
systems
Rivas-Davalos, Francisco
Thursday 17 July - 08.30 - 09.30
SP2 - Survey Paper 2
K3.25
Integrated AC/DC transmission systems: development of UCTE system, Mediterranean Ring, & China
experience,
Dietmar Retzman (Author in charge) plus authors from Italy, China, ABB, Siemens
Thursday 17 July - 10.00-12.00
PS21 - Distributed
generation
K3.14
Hierarchical Frequency
Control Scheme for Islanded
Multi-Microgrids Operation
Gil, Nuno José
Peças Lopes, J. A.
Modelling of aero and
structural dynamics of wind
turbines for power system
studies
Gnanasambandapillai,
Ramtharan
Bossanyi, Ervin; Caliao, Nolan;
Jenkins, Nick;
Minimum Cost Curtailment
for Distributed Generation
Voltage Management
Keane, Andrew
Bialek, Janusz ; O’Malley,
Mark; Zhou, Qiong ;
Integration of distributed
generation in distribution
networks: regulatory
challenges
Frias, Pablo
Gomez, Tomas; Rivier, Juan;
Calculation of grid losses
with the aid of stochastic
modelling of wind turbines
and loads
Papaefthymiou, George
Coster, Edward; van der Sluis,
Lou; Zonneveld, Peter;
Optimal planning of active
networks
Pilo, Fabrizio
Celli, Gianni ; Pisano, Giuditta;
Soma, Gian Giuseppe
PS22 - System wide operation
K3.17
PS24 - Power quality
measurements and analysis
K3.27
Advanced signal processing
Comparative
Large Scale Security
methods for evaluation of
Constrained Optimal Power Flow Evaluation of
harmonic distortion caused by
Discrete-Time
Karoui, Karim
dfig wind generator
Dynamic Models of
Crisciu, Horia; Stubbe, Marc;
Janik, Przemyslaw
TCSC
Szekut, Ariadne
Leonowicz, Zbigniew; Rezmer,
Kulkarni, Anil
On PV-PQ Bus Type Switching
Jacek; Schostan, Steffen; Schulz,
Joshi, Sanjay;
Logic in Power Flow
Hysteretic iron-core Detlef;
Computation
Enhanced Segmentation
inductor modeling
Zhao, Jinquan
of Disturbance Records by
in emtp
Chiang, Hsiao-Dong; Ju, Ping;
Adaptive Thresholding
Chiesa, Nicola
Li, Hua
Stachel, Philipp
Høidalen, Hans K.;
On-line Stable State
Schegner, Peter; Zivanovic,
Determination in Decentralized Using Frequencymatched Numerical Rastko;
Power Grid Management
Integration Methods Investigation of Voltage
Krause, Olav
Disturbances at a Typical
for the Simulation
Handschin, Edmund; Lehnhoff,
Pharmaceutical Customer
of Dynamic Phasor
Sebastian; Rehtanz, Christian;
Facility
Models
Wedde, Horst F.;
Milanovic, Jovica V
Demiray, Turhan
An Accurate and Efficient
Vegnta, Sarat Chandra;
Current Injection Method for the Andersson, Göran
Harmonic interactions and
Switching
Determination of the System
resonance problems in large
overvoltages in a
State during Line Outages
400-kV cable system scale LV networks
Hug-Glanzmann, Gabriela
Benhabib, Mohamed Choukri
Kizilcay, Mustafa
Andersson, Göran
Duarte, Jorge; Myrzik, Johanna;
A Multivariate Descriptor
Wilczek, Piotr;
State Space
for Change Point Detection
Estimation of Electric Fundamental Frequency
in Nonlinear Time Series of
Arc Parameters
Estimation Using the Difference
Electricity Consumption
Based on
between the Magnitude Gains
Balestrassi, Pedro
Lima,
Antonio
of Cosine and Sine Filters
Paiva, Anderson; Turrioni, João;
Ganvini
Asencios,
Nam, Soon-Ryul
Zouza, Antonio;
Otto;
Choi, Joon-Ho; Kang, SangRestoring Solution for
Dynamical simulation Hee; Nam, Hae-Kon;
Unsolvable Power Flows: An
Approach Using the Augmented of a Vacuum Switch Effect of Rogowski Sensor
with PSCAD
Parameters on the Performance
Lagrangean Algorithm
Wenzel, Timo
of PD Measurements in CC
Barboza, Luciano
Leibfried,
Thomas;
Overhead Distribution Networks
Francisco, Juliano; Zambaldi,
Retzmann,
Dietmar;
Hashmi, Gulam Murtaza
Mário;
Lehtonen, Matti
20
PS23 - EMTP
K3.26
Thursday 17 July - 13.30-15.30
PS25 - Voltage stability and
control
K3.14
PS26 - State estimation
in distribution systems
K3.17
PS27 - Asset
management
K3.26
PS28 - Wind generation
K3.27
The assessment of power
system vulnerability induced
by lack of reactive power
resources following severe
contingencies
Marannino, Paolo
Genesi, Camillo; Granelli,
Gianpietro ; Montagna, Mario;
Zanellini, Fabio;
An Efficient Voltage And
Reactive Power Control
Simulation Using Long Term
Dynamics Simulation
Nagata, Masaki
Inoue, Toshio;
Investigation of a Local
Indicator of Voltage
Emergency in the Hellenic
Interconnected System
Vournas, Costas
Christoforidis, George;
Kabouris, John; Van Cutsem,
Thierry;
Determination of Optimal
Control Parameter of Line
Drop Compensator installed
in Distribution Network with
Distributed Generators
Hayashi, Yasuhiro
Fuwa, Yoshiaki ; Hanai, Yuji;
Matsuki, Junya ; Mori , Kenjiro ;
The New Control Strategy
of the Power System’s
Hierarchical Automatic
Voltage Control
Hu, Wei
Hou, Kaiyuan; Mei, Shengwei;
Xu, Fei; Zhang, Xuemin;
Comparison of Thevenin’s
Equivalent based Methods to
Monitor Voltage Stability
Genêt, Benjamin
Maun, Jean-Claude; Sezi,
Tevfik
Simulating the impact
of design-stage
uncertainties on energy
generation in renewable
energy projects.
Bekker, Bernard
Gaunt, Trevor;
Stochastic Optimization
of Hybrid PV/Fuel cell
system with focus on
Uncertainty Modeling
Istvan, Erlich
Pappala, Venkata
Swaroop;
Self-adaptive and robust
method for distribution
network load and state
estimation
Wu, Jianzhong
Jenkins, Nick;
Decentralized unit
commitment and
dispatch for the
distribution grid using
an intelligent agents
approach
Kaegi, Elvira
Cherkaoui, Rachid;
Germond, Alain;
State estimation of radial
distribution networks:
a novel procedure for
measurement siting
Bignucolo, Fabio
Caldon, Roberto;
An Agent Technology
based Method for
Power System Topology
Verification with use of
Radial Basis Function
Networks
Wilkosz, Kazimierz
Lukomski, Robert;
Steady State Models
of Low-Energy
Consumption Light
Sources
Cresswell, Charles
Djokic, Sasa;
Condition Assessment
of Power Transmission
and Distribution
Equipment and the
Impact of Ageing and
Deterioration
Krontiris, Athanasios
Balzer, Gerd;
Failure Distribution
of Repairable Units Approximation through
Markov Chains
Krontiris, Athanasios
Balzer, Gerd;
Long Term Optimization
for Risk Oriented Asset
Management
Jürgens, Ingo
Handschin, Edmund;
Neumann , Claus;
Rehtanz, Christian;
Reliability of aged
distribution networks:
can the automation be
the solution in the long
term?
Ghiani, Emilio
Pilo, Fabrizio ; Susanna,
Mocci;
Experimentation and
Simulation of the Motion
and UHF Signatures of
Free Metallic Particle
Contamination within
GIS
Marchant, Richard
Coombs, Tim;
Stability of the power
systems in case of large
wind penetration and
battery application
Spahic, Ervin
Balzer, Gerd; Danesh
Shakib, Arefeh;
Dynamic stability
investigations of the
fault-ride-through
capabilities of a wind
farm
Ekwue, Arthur
McCool, Damien;
Nanka-Bruce, Oona; Rao,
Jhansi;
A novel centralised
wind farm controller
utilising voltage control
capability of wind
turbines
Wilch, Michael
Erlich, Istvan; Fortmann,
Jens; Koch, Friedrich;
Simplified inputoutput linearization
control for wind farm
interconnection based
on multi-terminal vschvdc
Li, Gengyin
Yin, Ming; Zhao,
Chengyong; Zhou, Ming;
Comparison of Practical
Fault Ride-Through
Curves for MVconnected DG-units
Ishchenko, Anton
Coster, Edward; Kling,
Wil; Myrzik, Johanna;
Reduction of wind
farm models using the
coherency approach
Rudion, Krzysztof
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Thursday 17 July - 16.00-18.00
PS29 - State estimation
K3.14
PS30 - Risk assestment PS31 - FACTS and HVDC PS32 - Generation
in distribution systems K3.26
K3.27
K3.17
A New Method for
Treatment of Equality
Constraints in
Power System State
Estimation
Korres, George
Model quality in large
interconnected power
grids
Britton, Jay
Demaree, Kendall;
Comparison of
measurement
placement algorithms
for state estimation
based on theoretic and
eigenvector centrality
procedures
Hurtgen, Michaël
Maun, Jean-Claude ;
Praks, Pavel; Zajac, Petr;
Advantages of power
system state estimation
using Phasor
Measurement Units
Hurtgen, Michaël
Maun, Jean-Claude;
A Unified Approach
for Analog Bad Data
and Topology Error
Identification in
Generalized State
Estimation
Lourenço, Elizete Maria
de Souza, Leandro
Batista; Simões Costa,
Antonio;
Active and Reactive
Observability
Restoration
Subproblems in
Generalized Power
System State
Estimation
Garcia, Ariovaldo
Almeida, Madson; Asada,
Eduardo;
A grid operation model:
Resource demand for
an adequate quality of
supply
Guarisco, Michael
Friedrich, Catharina;
Laumanns, Marco;
Zdrallek, Markus;
A Backstepping
Control to Improve
Compensating
Performance for
Transformer-less
Dynamic Voltage
Restorer
Lie, Tek Tjing
Li, Guo-Jie; Zhang,
Xie-Ping;
Quantitative risk
assessment methods
used in electricity
distribution system
maintenance
management
Nordgård, Dag Eirik
A Stochastic
Approach for Modeling
Residential Interruption
Costs
Alvehag, Karin
Söder, Lennart;
Calculation of
Residential Interruption
Costs caused by
Adverse Weather using
Monte Carlo Methods
Broström, Elin
Alvehag, Karin; Söder,
Lennart ;
Linearisation of nonlinear loads by phase
dependent frequency
coupling admittance
matrices
Frater, Lance
Watson, Neville; Wood,
Alan;
Robust Controller Based
on Thyristor-Controlled
Phase Shifter
Rasolomampionona,
Desire D.
Robak, Sylwester;
Fault Ride-Through of
DFIG-based Wind Farms
connected to the Grid
through VSC-based
HVDC Link
Feltes, Christian
Erlich, Istvan; Koch,
Friedrich;
Targeted HVDC
deployment for a
sustainable European
transmission system
development
L’Abbate, Angelo
Fulli, Gianluca;
An Innovative Modular
Multilevel Converter
Topology and Modulation
Control Scheme for the
First VSC-HVDC Project
in China in 2009
Ding, Guanjun
Ding, Ming; Tang, Guangfu;
The Interline Power
Flow Controller: Further
Aspects Related to its
Operation and Main
Limitations
Vasquez-Arnez, Leon
Moreira, Fernando;
Model of a VSC
transmission scheme for
wind farm connection for
incorporation in power
system stability studies
Hendriks, Ralph
Kling, Wil; Paap, Bob;
Völzke, Ronald;
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Including Thermal Unit
Start-up Costs in a Long-term
Hydro-thermal Scheduling
Model
Warland, Geir
Haugstad, Arne; Huse, Einar
Ståle;
An equilibrium model for
medium-term power planning
considering risk averse
generation companies.
Nabona, Narcìs
Tesser, Matteo;
Optimal operational strategies
for multi-generation systems
Chicco, Gianfranco
Mancarella, Pierluigi;
Solving the short term
operating planning problem
of hydrothermal systems
by using the progressive
hedging method
Loureiro dos Santos, Marcelo
Luís
da Silva, Edson Luiz ; Finardi,
Erlon Cristian ;
A mixed-integer programming
model for the long term
generation expansion
planning of brazilian system
Lisboa, Maria Luiza Viana
Maceira, Maria Elvira Piñeiro;
Marzano, Luiz Guilherme
Barbosa; Melo, Albert Cordeiro
Geber de ; Saboia, Carlos
Henrique Medeiros de;
Ten years of application of
stochastic dual dynamic
programming in official
and agent studies in Brazil
- description of the newave
program
Piñeiro Maceira, Maria Elvira
Dias Jardim Penna, Debora;
Geber de Melo, Albert Cordeiro;
Moraes, Leonardo; Silva Duarte,
Vitor;
Friday 18 July - 08.30-09.50
PS33 - Active
distribution networks
K3.14
PS34 - WAMS
K3.17
PS35 - Ancillary
services and markets
K3.26
PS36 - Contracts and
trading issues
K3.27
The Feasibility Study
of Ancillary Services
Provision from
Multiple Micro-Grids
Yuen, Cherry
Oudalov, Alexandre;
Timbus, Adrian;
Dispersed energy
resources scheduling
for the intentional
islanding operation of
distribution systems
Paolone, Mario
Borghetti, Alberto;
Bosetti, Mauro; Nucci,
Carlo Alberto;
A Method for
Balancing Supply and
Demand in an Isolated
System Consisting of
Voltage Control Type
QCCs in FRIENDS
Hara, Ryoichi
Ako, Mitsushiro;
Hasegawa, Jun; Kita,
Hiroyuki;
Development
and evaluation of
microgrids islanded
operation method with
demand side control
Tagami, Seiji
Ichimura, Junichi;
Sasaki, Yuta; Tokumoto,
Tsutomu; Tsukada,
Tatsuya;
A New Approach on
Implementing Hybrid
Dynamic Simulation
Based on Wide Area
Measurements
Ma, Jin
Germond, Alain; He,
Ren-mu; Sheng, WenJin;
Identification of
coherent generators
using pca and cluster
analysis
Milanovic, Jovica V.
Yee, Soon Kiat;
Almutairi, Abdulaziz M.;
Identification of
Cascaded Overexcitation Tripping
Events in the On-Line
Environment
Li, Juan
Hofmann, Michael; Liu,
Chen-Ching; Yamashita,
Koji;
Dynamic Model
Validation of a Power
System using WAMSbased Measurement of
Oscillatory Stability
McNabb, Patrick
Bialek, Janusz; Hay,
Karine; Trehern, Jos;
Wilson, Douglas;
Active/reactive market
model based on
adjustment bids and
integrating capacitor
banks and transformer
taps
Tomé Saraiva, João
Helder Gomes, Mário;
Integrated Pool/
Bilateral/Reserve
Electricity Market
Operation under Pay as
Bid Pricing
Cuervo, Pablo
Stacke, Fabio;
Development of a
Simulation Model
for Secondary
Control Performance
Assessment with
Significant Wind
Power in a Market
Environment
Ummels, Bart C.
Gibescu, Madeleine;
Kling, Wil L.; Paap,
Gerardus C.;
The Effect of Ancillary
Service Market
Design on Control
Performance of Power
Systems
Roy, Jyotirmoy
Bose, Anjan;
Influence of price
forecasting on shortterm thermal scheduling
with environmental
concerns
Catalão, João
Ferreira, Luís; Mariano,
Sílvio; Mendes, Victor;
Optimal Bidding
Strategy for MixedPortfolio Producers in a
Dual Imbalance Pricing
System
Gibescu, Madeleine
Christie, Rich; Kling, Wil;
van Zwet, Erik;
Influence of the
Emission Trading
Scheme on Unit
Commitment
Kockar, Ivana
Conejo, Antonio;
McDonald, James;
The Influence of
Operational Marginal
Cost Simulation
Methods in Electricity
Contract Portfolio
Strategies in Brazil
Marangon-Lima, Jose
Balestrassi, Pedro;
Oliveira, Francisco;
Queiroz, Anderson;
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Friday 18 July - 10.10-11.30
PS37 - Active
distribution
networks
K3.14
PS38 - Congestion
management in
Europe
K3.17
PS39 - Storage systems
K3.26
PS40 - Hydro generation
K3.27
Short-Term Wind
Power and Speed
Forecasting Using
Simultaneous
Perturbation
Stochastic
Approximation
Algorithm
Hong, Ying-Yi
Chang, Huei-Lin;
Chiou, Ching-Sheng;
Operational
Records and
Control Scheme
of NAS Battery in
University Campus
Iba, Kenji
Tanaka, Kouji; Yabe,
Kuniaki;
A Contribution to
the Formulation of
Production Cost
Models of Liberalized
Electricity Markets
Martinez, David
Filter, Sven; Graeber,
Bernhard;
Definition of single
price areas within a
regional electricity
system
Olmos, Luis
Perez-Arriaga, Ignacio;
Electricity market
integration in Europe
Meeus, Leonardo
Belmans, Ronnie;
Integration of
the Central West
European electricity
market
Giesbertz, Paul
de Jong, Hanneke;
Determination of the
Capacity and Performance
of Battery Energy Storage
Systems used in Renewable
Power Generation
Choi, SS
Yao, DL;
Mid size energy storages
in distribution networks
- optimal sizing and
management
Westermann, Dirk
Bretschneider, Peter; Nicolai,
Steffen; Schlegel, Steffen;
Computation dimensioning
of a sodium-sulphur battery
as a backup of large wind
farm
Danesh Shakib, Arefeh
Balzer, Gerd; Spahic, Ervin;
Islanding Detection and
Smooth Shift to Independent
Operation by use of SMES
Shirai, Yasuyuki
Nitta, Tanzo; Shibata,
Katsuhiko;
Maximum Efficiency Point
Tracking for Adjustable-Speed
Small River Power Plant
Paolone, Mario
Alberti, Massimo; Borghetti,
Alberto; Di Silvestro, Mauro;
Naldi, Giovanni;
Comparing two improved
forward dynamic programming
techniques for solving the
local thermal unit commitment
problem in hydrothermal
scheduling
Diniz, André
López, María Gabriela;
Sagastizábal, Claudia;
Long-term hydrothermal
scheduling via meta-heuristics
Alves da Silva, Alexandre
Amendola, Alexandre;
Solving the hydrothermal
unit commitment problem
via lagrangian relaxation and
augmented lagrangian
Rodrigues, Rafael Nilson
Finardi, Erlon Cristian; Silva,
Edson Luiz;
Friday 18 July - 11.45-13.30
Panel
K3.25
The changing role of demand and its system impact
Chairman: Nick Jenkins (University of Cardiff)
Panelists:
Gareth Evans, OFGEM, UK
John Eli Nielson, DTU, Denmark
John Cowburn, PRI, UK
Francisco Romero, Telvent Energy, Spain
Joao Peças Lopes, University of Porto, Portugal
Ian Hiskens, University of Wisconsin, USA
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Glasgow City Centre
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University of Strathclyde
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University of Strathclyde (John Anderson Campus) Location
University of Strathclyde (John Anderson Campus)
1 - James Goold Hall
2 - St Paul’s Building
3 - Centre for Sport and Recreation
4 - Thomas Graham Building
5 - Students’ Union
6 - James Weir Building
7 - Royal College Building
8 - Graduate School of Business
9 - Ramshorn Theatre
10 - Patrick Thomas Court
11 - Alexander Turnbull Building
12 - McCance Building
13 - Collins Building
14 - Livingstone Tower
15 - Colville Building
16 - John Anderson Building (Conference Centre)
17 - Architecture Building
18 - Sir William Duncan Building
19 - Henry Dyer Building
20 - Stenhouse Building
21 - Todd Wing of John Arbuthnott Building
22 - Wolfson Centre
23 - Andrew Ure Hall
24 - Birkbeck Court
25 - Garnett Hall
26 - The Lord Todd/Village Office
27 - 181 St James Road
28 - Lord Hope Building
29 - Curran Building/Library
30 - Barony Hall
31 - Graham Hills Building
32 - John Arbuthnott Building
33 - Chancellors Hall
34 - Murray Hall
35 - Forbes Hall
36 - Thomas Campbell Court
37 - James Blyth Court
38 - James Young Hall
39 - Accommodation Offices
S - 24 Hour Security
T - Taxi
NCP - National Car Park
H - Premier Inn
B - Bus departure point
B
Rottenrow East
The campus is a few minutes' walk
from the heart of the city centre.
Village
Office
All the campus buildings are
in easy walking distance of Queen
Street Station and George Square.
Approaching by motorway, take
junction 15 off the M8 and approach
the campus via Cathedral Street.
Taxis should be directed to the
Rottenrow East access to campus.
PSCC welcome desk is located
in the foyer of the John Anderson
Building Conference Centre.
Conference Centre
Entrances
John
Anderson
Building
Rottenrow East