A smart self-healing grid: In pursuit of a more reliable and resilient system [in my view]

Massoud Amin

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Abstract

The potential for preventing rare events but high-impact cascading phenomena represent just a few of many new science and technology concepts that are under development. performance after a physical disturbance. The investments so far in advanced metering infrastructure and the coming wave of investment in distribution automation are but the beginning of a multi-decade, multibillion dollar effort to achieve an end-to-end, intelligent, secure, resilient and self-healing system. The power industry in the US is just beginning to adapt to a wider spectrum of risk. Both the number and frequency of annual, weather-caused, major outages have increased since the 1950s. The secure, reliable operation of complex, increasingly interdependent, infrastructure systems such as these is fundamental to our economy, security, and quality of life.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Article number6684649
Pages (from-to)112+108-110
JournalIEEE Power and Energy Magazine
Volume12
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 2014

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