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DESCRIPTION:Flexible integration of an ever-growing penetration of ubiquito
 us renewable generations (e.g.\, solar\, hydro\, offshore wind\, and hydro
 gen)\, energy storage systems\, hybrid units (e.g.\, solar+storage)\, and 
 electrified & intelligent transportation (i.e.\, eMobility) brings challen
 ges to utilize multi-scale information and heterogeneous capability for ef
 ficient and resilient control of power grids\, especially under expected e
 vents. In the existing paradigm\, ancillary services\, such as frequency r
 egulations and multi-time-scale reserves\, are being operated as a resourc
 e planning problem through (day-ahead) energy-ancillary service co-optimiz
 ation. Recent nationwide blackout events showed that\, although billions o
 f dollars spent annually on ancillary services\, the existing scheme remai
 n ineffective and insufficient.\n\nIn this talk\, we will first present di
 saggregation and aggregation models for ubiquitous information in power gr
 ids and then discuss real-world challenges in aggregating distributed flex
 ibilities\, which have yet to be fully addressed in literature. Finally\, 
 we will present results on information and capability disaggregation among
  DERs\, aggregators\, and system operators to achieve optimal system perfo
 rmances and resiliency against variances in information freshness and netw
 ork anomaly.\n\nSpeaker(s): Liang Du\n\nAgenda: \n- Talk by Dr. Liang Du a
 t 11:00 AM\n\n- Refreshments will be provided\n\n- You don't need to be an
  IEEE member to attend this meeting\n\nRoom: 202\, Bldg: ECE\, University 
 Heights\, New Jersey Institute of Technology\, Electrical and Computer Eng
 ineering Center\, Newark\, New Jersey\, United States\, 07103\, Virtual: h
 ttps://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/371840
LOCATION:Room: 202\, Bldg: ECE\, University Heights\, New Jersey Institute 
 of Technology\, Electrical and Computer Engineering Center\, Newark\, New 
 Jersey\, United States\, 07103\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m
 /371840
ORGANIZER:sangwoo.park@njit.edu
SEQUENCE:23
SUMMARY:Redesign Ancillary Services with Clean Energy Resources\, Machine L
 earning\, and Ubiquitous Information
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/371840
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Flexible integration of an ever-growing pe
 netration of ubiquitous renewable generations (e.g.\, solar\, hydro\, offs
 hore wind\, and hydrogen)\, energy storage systems\, hybrid units (e.g.\, 
 solar+storage)\, and electrified &amp\; intelligent transportation (i.e.\,
  eMobility) brings challenges to utilize multi-scale information and heter
 ogeneous capability for efficient and resilient control of power grids\, e
 specially under expected events. In the existing paradigm\, ancillary serv
 ices\, such as frequency regulations and multi-time-scale reserves\, are b
 eing operated as a resource planning problem through (day-ahead) energy-an
 cillary service co-optimization. Recent nationwide blackout events showed 
 that\, although billions of dollars spent annually on ancillary services\,
  the existing scheme remain ineffective and insufficient.</p>\n<p>In this 
 talk\, we will first present disaggregation and aggregation models for ubi
 quitous information in power grids and then discuss real-world challenges 
 in aggregating distributed flexibilities\, which have yet to be fully addr
 essed in literature. Finally\, we will present results on information and 
 capability disaggregation among DERs\, aggregators\, and system operators 
 to achieve optimal system performances and resiliency against variances in
  information freshness and network anomaly.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><
 p>- Talk by Dr. Liang Du at 11:00 AM&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>- Refreshments will be
  provided</p>\n<p>- You don't need to be an IEEE member to attend this mee
 ting</p>
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