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DESCRIPTION:Abstract: Extreme weather events threaten the power delivery in
 frastructure causing an extended disruption of electricity supply to the c
 ritical services. Most impacts are observed at the mid and low voltage dis
 tribution systems due to inadequate incorporation of resilience at the dis
 tribution level. Fortunately\, recent advances in the distribution grid\, 
 including the integration of distributed generation and distribution autom
 ation capabilities\, provide potential means to improve system resilience 
 if applied in a purposeful and methodical manner. The changing nature of t
 he grid and extreme weather events motivate new mechanisms to manage grid 
 operations by leveraging smart grid technologies. This talk will introduce
  the approach to model and quantify the impacts of extreme weather events 
 on the power grid and discuss planning and operational solutions to improv
 e the power systems resilience.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Anamika Dubey\n\nAgenda
 : \n05:30 PM - Sign in\, light refreshments will be served.\n\n06:00 PM - 
 Session starts.\n\n06:45 PM - Q&A\n\n*A virtual link will be provided to v
 irtual attendees. Parking and building directions will be provided to in p
 erson attendees.\n\n20111 120th Ave NE\, Bothell\, Washington\, United Sta
 tes\, 98011\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/382218
LOCATION:20111 120th Ave NE\, Bothell\, Washington\, United States\, 98011\
 , Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/382218
ORGANIZER:tarik.wahidi@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:49
SUMMARY:Preparing the Power Grid for Extreme Weather Events: Resilience Mod
 eling and Optimization
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/382218
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p class="xxmsonormal"><strong>Abstract: </st
 rong>Extreme weather events threaten the power delivery infrastructure cau
 sing an extended disruption of electricity supply to the critical services
 . Most impacts are observed at the mid and low voltage distribution system
 s due to inadequate incorporation of resilience at the distribution level.
  Fortunately\, recent advances in the distribution grid\, including the in
 tegration of distributed generation and distribution automation capabiliti
 es\, provide potential means to improve system resilience if applied in a 
 purposeful and methodical manner. The changing nature of the grid and extr
 eme weather events motivate new mechanisms to manage grid operations by le
 veraging smart grid technologies.&nbsp\;This talk will introduce the appro
 ach to model and quantify the impacts of extreme weather events on the pow
 er grid and discuss planning and operational solutions to improve the powe
 r systems resilience.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p><strong>05:30 PM</st
 rong> - Sign in\, light refreshments will be served.</p>\n<p><strong>06:00
  PM</strong> - Session starts.</p>\n<p><strong>06:45 PM</strong> - Q&amp\;
 A</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><span style="color: #0013e6\;" data-darkreader-i
 nline-color=""><strong>*A virtual link will be provided to virtual attende
 es. Parking and building directions will be provided to in person attendee
 s.</strong></span></p>
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