Towards residential smart grid: A practical design of wireless sensor network and Mini-Web server based low cost home energy monitoring system

Vo, Minh-Thanh; Nguyen, Minh-Triet; Nguyen, Tuan-Duc; Le, Chi-Thong; Huynh, Huu-Tue

doi:10.1109/atc.2013.6698174

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“…Therefore it is necessary that the WSN understands the requests made by the SAS, usually through SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) [7] and also that the WSN's sink node converts the network answers into a message structure used by the smart grid protocol. In some works such as [8,9], the sink node is called the gateway node.…”

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“…These radios are based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard and implement ZigBee which is a protocol widely used in smart grids, as presented in [9]. Due to the characteristics of the ZigBee protocol such as self-forming, self-healing, and secure wireless communication protocol, some authors [2,[8][9][10][11] have used this protocol in their works. Each sensor node is based on the Arduino UNO architecture, which has the ATmega328 microcontroller.…”

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A Middleware for the Integration of Smart Grid Elements with WSN Based Solutions

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Rodrigues

et al. 2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Currently, electricity distributors make use of various types of equipment divided into levels of automation. This automation enables the integration of elements such as Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) to the supervision of the distribution electrical system, but there is not an appropriate environment to increase the scale of these elements. In this context, the smart grid comes with specifications that allow adding new elements to the intelligence of the power grid operation. However, the cost of communication is still an impediment to the scalability of the integration of these elements into the current structure. In this paper, we propose a middleware that optimizes the communication of this integration using wireless sensor networks (WSN). The goal is to ensure a gradual integration of new elements taking advantage of the increase in the number of sensor nodes in the network due to the scalability of the system itself. The conversion solutions have been used to allow easy communication between the WSN and the smart grid system, and we also have used data aggregation and compression techniques to increase the lifetime of the wireless sensor network.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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A Middleware for the Integration of Smart Grid Elements with WSN Based Solutions

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Filho

Rodrigues

et al. 2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…Apracticalandlow-costWSNusingZigBeetechnologyhasbeenproposedin(Vo,Nguyen, Nguyen,Le,&Huynh,2013).Thesystemcompriseslowcostsmartpoweroutletsthatworkboth assensorsandasactuators.Theseoutletsareconnectedtorouternodesusingameshnetwork.A ZigBeecoordinatorisdeployedtocontrolandmaintainthenetwork.Theenergymanagementsoftware isimplementedonamini-webserver.Figure4depictsthelow-costWSNsystemforhomeenergy management proposed in (Vo, Nguyen, Nguyen, Le, & Huynh, 2013). The results show that the systemhasadelaylessthan300msforadistanceshorterthan40m.Forhigherdistances,thedelay increasesdrasticallyduetotheincreasedpacketerrorrate.…”

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Communication and Security Technologies for Smart Grid

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Kondoro

Kelati

et al. 2017

International Journal of Embedded and Real-Time Communication Systems

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The smart grid is a new paradigm that aims to modernize the legacy power grid. It is based on the integration of ICT technologies, embedded system, sensors, renewable energy and advanced algorithms for management and optimization. The smart grid is a system of systems in which communication technology plays a vital role. Safe operations of the smart grid need a careful design of the communication protocols, cryptographic schemes, and computing technology. In this article, the authors describe current communication technologies, recently proposed algorithms, protocols, and architectures for securing smart grid communication network. They analyzed in a unifying approach the three principles pillars of smart-gird: Sensors, communication technologies, and security. Finally, the authors elaborate open issues in the smart-grid communication network

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Multi-objective demand side scheduling considering the operational safety of appliances

Jiang

et al. 2016

Applied Energy

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Towards residential smart grid: A practical design of wireless sensor network and Mini-Web server based low cost home energy monitoring system

Cited by 10 publications

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A Middleware for the Integration of Smart Grid Elements with WSN Based Solutions

A Middleware for the Integration of Smart Grid Elements with WSN Based Solutions

Communication and Security Technologies for Smart Grid

Multi-objective demand side scheduling considering the operational safety of appliances

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