Session-Oriented Communication System for truly reliable and robust Smart Grid

Neto, Adrião Duarte Dória; Cerqueira, Eduardo; Souza, Neuman; Pìrmez, Luci; Gomes, Danielo G.; Aguiar, Rui L.

doi:10.1109/glocomw.2011.6162347

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“…We extended the NS-2 with SOCSys and ASOCSys mechanisms, and respective information network facilities with IEEE 802.11e/s and IEEE 802.16 patches. We compare ASOCSys over SOCSys, since our previous work [5] showed that SOCSys outcomes regular IP-based SG networking systems. Moreover, we haven't found relating solutions that fulfill the requirements of ASOCSys.…”

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“…OVERVIEW The SOCSys framework [5] evolves the conventional, NIST-influenced, SG architecture, exploring all-IP fully integrated and rich service application framework to provide dependability on SGs. In SOCSys, the Multi-Service Resource Provisioning mechanism over Wireless Mesh Channels (MMesh) enables metering data propagation to SG applications, seeking provisioning resources in the devices within the Information Network, and re-routing sessions under network disruption events.…”

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“…In a previous work [5], we introduced the Service-Oriented Communication System (SOCSys) to provide dependability in heterogeneous SG environments. However, our recent studies noticed that architectural issues (compliance with IEEE 802.11 information networks and session-driven approach) of SOCSys allow inefficient bandwidth use through waste of resources, as well as network processing overhead and energy consumption.…”

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Advanced communication system for rich and green smart Grid networking

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Neto

Cerqueira

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2013 IEEE PES Conference on Innovative Smart Grid Technologies (ISGT Latin America)

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Future Green Smart Grids are expected to support sustainable, safe, robust, efficient and intelligent production, distribution and consumption of electric energy. However, evolving immaturity and issues restrict their development, confronting interoperability and reducing the reliability of the power grid. Innovating networking capabilities are of paramount to provide rich Smart Grid networking, while keeping the system performance in large scale scenarios. In view of this, we designed the Session-Oriented Communication System (SOCSys) solution for dependable IP-based Smart Grid networking over a wireless mesh QoS-aware information network. In this paper, we propose the Advanced SOCSys (ASOCSys), extending our previous work with network-centric functionalities. ASOCSys aims at improving IP-based Smart Grid networking through groupbased session admission control and rich networking IEEE 802.16 compliant information network. Simulation results show that ASOCSys outperforms standards currently considered for Smart Grids, in terms of throughput, latency and propagation delay, while consuming low network resources.

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