Conference book:
IEEE SGSMA 2021 Conference book: “Conference book download”
Opening session:
SGSMA Executive Committee Chair – Mladen Kezunovic: “Welcome”
SGSMA Technical Program Committee Chair – Lars Nordström: “Technical Program Report”
SGSMA Steering Committee Chair – Mario Paolone: “Role and actions of the Steering Committee”
Panels:
Panel 1:
Panelist 1 – Georgios Stefopoulos: “Real-time modeling and simulation of synchrophasor systems at the New York Power Authority: Use cases and applications”
Panelist 2 – Ian Cowan: “Study of WAMPAC to De-Risk HVDC Integration”
Panelist 3 – Hjörtur Jóhannsson: “Use of RTDS in R&D of Wide-Area Early-Warning and Early-Prevention Systems”
Panel 2:
Organizer – Panayiotis Moutis: “Synchrophasor Measurements at Distribution Systems:
Use Cases and Path Forward”
Panelist 1 – Alexandra (Sascha) von Meier: “Distribution Synchrophasors for Control Applications”
Panelist 2 – Ken Martin: “What can phasor measurement units (PMUs) provide and what are the challenges in developing a standard for them in the distribution environment”
Panelist 3 – Paul Pabst: “Distribution PMU Deployment and Analytics”
Panelist 4 – Omid Alizadeh-Mousavi: “Edge computing monitoring infrastructure for scalable distribution grid monitoring”
Panelist 5 – Greg Zweigle: “Distribution Time-Synchronized Measurements: Sensors and Applications”
Panel 3:
Organizer – Rafael Segundo: “Synchrophasor and Monitoring data handling A perspective of ongoing TSOs approaches”
Panelist 1 – Hector Chavez: “Towards inertia forecasting based on data-driven power system models”
Panelist 2 – Walter Sattinger: “Use of WAM Tools for the Secure Operation of the Continental European Power System”
Panelist 3 – Emil Hillberg: “Development of SIPS for enhanced security and capacity of the power systems”
Panelist 4 – Robert Eriksson: “Use of WAM Tools for the Secure Operation of the Nordic Power System”
Panel 4:
Organizer – Greg Zweigle: “Synchronized Measurements in the Utility Control Center San Diego Gas & Electric”
Panelist 1 – Tariq Rahman: “Vision, applications, and roadmap”
Panelist 2 – Dan Brancaccio: “WASA architecture, data representation, bad data detection, and system design”
Panelist 3 – Bill Cook: “Operator training, operational procedures, and operator acceptance strategies”
Panelist 4 – Md Arif Khan: “Synchronized Measurement Analytics Being Deployed – Modal Analysis, Automated Disturbance Detection, Disturbance Source Location, and Many More”
Panel 5:
Organizer – Mladen Kezunovic: “The use of machine learning and AI in analysis of historical and on-line synchrophasor data”
Panelist 1 – Philip Hart: “PMU-Based Data Analytics Using Digital Twin and Phasor Analytics Software”
Panelist 2 – Bruno Leao: “MindSynchro: innovation and challenges in application of ML to PMU big data”
Panelist 3 – Zoran Obradovic: “BDSmart: Automated Analysis of Large synchrophasor datasets”
Panelist 4 – Nanpeng Yu: “Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Power System Event Detection and Identification with Synchrophasor Data”
Panel 6:
Organizer – Jeff Dagle: “Synchrophasor Deployment A North American Perspective”
Panelist 1 – Jim O’Brien: “The NASPI Performance Requirements, Standards & Verification Task Team”
Panelist 2 – Matthew Rhodes: “The NASPI Data & Network Management Task Team”
Panelist 3 – Alexandra “Sascha” von Meier: “The NASPI Distribution Task Team”
Panelist 4 – James Kleitsch: “The NASPI Control Room Solution Task Team”
Panelist 5 – Shaun Murphy: “The NASPI Engineering Analysis Task Team”
Panel 7:
Organizer – Salvatore D’Arco: “SynchroPhasor-based Automatic Real-time Control in a Nordic perspective”
Panelist 1 – Kjetil Uhlen: “Research on Wide area control and system protection at NTNU”
Panelist 2 – Mehrdad Ghandhari: “Power system stability assessment based on PMU data”
Panelist 3 – Mohammadreza Maddipour Farrokhifard: “PMU data anomaly detection, classification, and prediction using Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence”
Panelist 4 – Salvatore D’Arco: “A laboratory research platform for validating WAMPACS solutions”
Panelist 5 – Knut Hornnes: “Development and integration of PMU-based WAMPAC systems in Statnett”
Panel 8:
Organizer – Glauco Taranto: “The Experiences on the Applications of Synchronized Measurements in South America”
Panelist 1 – Jaime Cristóbal Cepeda: “Ecuadorian experiences in development and implementation of specialized applications using synchronized phasor measurement technology”
Panelist 2 – Hector Andres Rodriguez Volskis: “Synchrophasor Measurement Systems in Brazil”
Panelist 3 – Jorge Luis Cabrera Chirre: “Phasor Measurement Pilot Project in Peru: Experiences and future proposals”
Panelist 4 – Jose Eduardo da Rocha Alves Jr.: “Experiences and recent achievements of Cepel, with focus on the Synchronous Phasor Measurement Laboratory (LabPMU)”
Panel 9:
Organizer – Mladen Kezunovic: “International Experiences in synchrophasor applications”
Panelist 1 – Dmitry Dubinin: “Synchrophasor application experience in Russia”
Panelist 2 – Huafeng Zhou: “Experiences and future development for synchrophasor technology”
Panelist 3 – Teboho Machabe: “The Advantages of PMU Data Analytics in Power Systems with High Renewable Energy Penetration”
Panelist 4 – Rajiv Porwal: “Synchrophasor Applications in Indian Power System”
Webinars
Webinar 1:
Shaobu Wang: “Implementation of State Estimation: A Multi-Scale Framework”
Webinar 2:
Jose Antonio de la O Serna: “O-spline FIR filters for obtaining the Synchrophasor of Real Signals”
Webinar 3:
Florin Balasiu: “Time-Synchronized Measurements in Romania – Technology and Applications”
Webinar 4:
The first part – Antonello Monti: “Implementation of EdgePMU for enabling fast and slow dynamics control services in VPP”
The second part – Lorenzo Peretto: “Implementation of EdgePMU for enabling fast and slow dynamics control services in VPP”
Webinar 5:
Lei Chen: “Switch Status Identification in Distribution Networks using Harmonic Synchrophasor Measurements”
Webinar 6:
Hamed Mohsenian-Rad: “Data-Driven Analytics and Use Cases for Synchronized Waveform Measurements”
Webinar 7:
Steven Blair: “Applications of synchronised continuous point on wave (CPOW) monitoring”
Webinar 8:
David Macii and Stefano Rinaldi: “Impact, advancement, and challenges of clock synchronization on PMUs and their applications”
Tutorials:
Tutorial 1:
Paolo Attilio Pegoraro: “Section 1”
Guglielmo Frigo: “Section 2”
Allen Goldstein: “Section 3”
Tutorial 2:
Presentation 1 – Hamed Mohsenian-Rad: “Data-Driven Analysis of Events in Power Distribution Synchrophasors”
Presentation 2 – Mario Paolone: “PMU-based situational awareness systems for the monitoring, protection and control of active distribution networks”
Presentation 3 – Ken Martin: “TPMU standardization: performance requirements for Distribution systems”
Presentation 4 – Zhaoyu Wang: “Field Implementation of MicroPMU and Deep Graph Learning for Real-Time Event Identification”
Tutorial 3:
Presentation 1 – Alexandra von Meier: “Understanding PMU data”
Presentation 2 – Mohini Bariya: “Event detection & Classification”
Presentation 3 – Miles Rusch: “Spectrograms”
Presentation 4 – Chetan Mishra, Kevin Jones: “Ensuring Successful Decarbonization through Data-Driven Grid Dynamics Discovery & Analysis”
Presentation 5 – Laurel Dunn: “A National Infrastructure for Artificial Intelligence on the Grid”
Keynotes:
Keynote 1 – Håkon Borgen: “The global green energy transformation is now and calls for accelerated electrification and targeted innovation – seen from Nordic and European TSO perspective”
Keynote 2 – Damir Novosel: “Benefits of Deploying Synchronized Measurements in the T&D Systems – Key Success Factors and Examples”
Keynote 3 – Tianshu Bi: “A Full-view Synchronized Measurement System for Renewables, Loads, and Power-electronics-enabled Power Grids”
Sponsors – Recordings of the sessions