Estimating restoration duration

Adibi, M. M.; Milanicz, D.P.

doi:10.1109/59.801939

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“…[9]. For such times the level of overloading cannot be very high without damaging consequences and this for some utilities was the criterion for setting the overcurrent protection devices.…”

Section: The Restoration Problemmentioning

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Restoration of power network - a bibliographic survey

Sudhakar

Srinivas

2010

Euro. Trans. Electr. Power

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SUMMARYWith the fast-paced changing technologies in the power industry, new power references addressing new technologies are coming to the market. So there is an urgent need to keep track of international experiences and activities taking place in the field of modern power system restoration problem. This paper gives a bibliographic survey, mathematical formulations, and general background of research and developments in the field of restoration problem for past 35 years, based on more than 150 published articles. The collected literature has been divided into many sections, so that new researchers do not face any difficulty in carrying out research in the area of next-generation restoration problem under any environment.

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Section: The Restoration Problemmentioning

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Restoration of power network - a bibliographic survey

Sudhakar

Srinivas

2010

Euro. Trans. Electr. Power

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“…Restoration duration is closely related to the complexity of switching operations during the stage of restoration subsystem islanding [23]. Generally, the required time duration of restoring a substation through a single line can be simplified as:…”

Section: Temporal Conditionsmentioning

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Sectionalizing strategies for minimizing outage durations of critical loads in parallel power system restoration with bi-level programming

Liu

Lin

Wen

et al. 2015

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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“…Restoration time usually was between 4 and 14 hours as in Ref. 9. For such times the level of overloading cannot be very high without damaging consequences and this for some utilities was the criterion for setting the overcurrent protection devices.…”

Section: The Restoration Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Concordance Index C and the Mann–Whitney Parameter Pr(X>Y) with Randomly Censored Data

Koziol

Jia

2009

Biometrical J

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Harrell's c-index or concordance C has been widely used as a measure of separation of two survival distributions. In the absence of censored data, the c-index estimates the Mann-Whitney parameter Pr(X>Y), which has been repeatedly utilized in various statistical contexts. In the presence of randomly censored data, the c-index no longer estimates Pr(X>Y); rather, a parameter that involves the underlying censoring distributions. This is in contrast to Efron's maximum likelihood estimator of the Mann-Whitney parameter, which is recommended in the setting of random censorship.

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Estimating restoration duration

Cited by 53 publications

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Restoration of power network - a bibliographic survey

Restoration of power network - a bibliographic survey

Sectionalizing strategies for minimizing outage durations of critical loads in parallel power system restoration with bi-level programming

The Concordance Index C and the Mann–Whitney Parameter Pr(X>Y) with Randomly Censored Data

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