2017 13th IEEE Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/coase.2017.8256209
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Multi-scale event-based optimization for matching uncertain wind supply with EV charging demand

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“…We assume there are 20 Mennekes charging piles with two charging modes (P r 1 = 44kW and P r 2 = 88kW ) at each FCS [34]. The TOU price of electricity in [12] is used. Real commercial taxi data from [35] in Shanghai is used to generate time-varying EV trajectories (See Fig.…”
Section: A Case Overview and Parameter Settingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We assume there are 20 Mennekes charging piles with two charging modes (P r 1 = 44kW and P r 2 = 88kW ) at each FCS [34]. The TOU price of electricity in [12] is used. Real commercial taxi data from [35] in Shanghai is used to generate time-varying EV trajectories (See Fig.…”
Section: A Case Overview and Parameter Settingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Morstyn et al solved the problem with consideration of battery voltage rise and maximum power limitation, which are commonly neglected [11]. Driven by the need of state space reduction, event-based optimization [12] and data-driven method [13] have been developed for a large-scale EV fleet charging operation.…”
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“…These methods are usually easy to implement, but they rely on some assumptions on the system and lack of performance guarantee. In light of this, event-based optimisation (Jiang, Jia, & Guan, 2022;Long & Jia, 2021b;Long, Tang, & Jia, 2017), ordinal optimisation (Long, Jia, Wang, & Yang, 2021) and hierarchical optimisation methods (Huang, Jia, & Guan, 2016) have been proposed recently to put forward new ideas for solving the problem quickly and efficiently.…”
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“…where U t;i denotes whether the EV i is parking, then may be charged (or not). After the charging decisions have been made in the lower level, the state transition are defined as follows [31] : if U t;i D 0 and U t C1;i D 0 (33) where T is the length of the time interval. t C1; i is the random newly parking time and Á t C1; i denotes the random charging request.…”
Section: Lower-level Ebomentioning
confidence: 99%