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DESCRIPTION:Two major players in a smart grid are renewables and flexible c
 onsumption. The former is necessitated by global concerns of sustainabilit
 y and greenhouse gas emissions\, and dwindling resources of fossil fuels. 
 The latter is enabled through the feasibility of fast and large-scale comm
 unication and the growing acceptance and economic potential of flexible co
 nsumption. Introduction of these two players brings with it a host of chal
 lenges\, many of which stem from the introduction of complex and uncertain
  dynamics at various time-scales. In order to assess the impact of these d
 ynamics\, and realize the desired goals of a smart grid\, of delivering af
 fordable and reliable power to all end-users\, an end-to-end framework tha
 t is dynamic\, and allows the deployment of various analysis and synthesis
  tools of stability\, estimation\, optimization\, and control is needed. T
 his framework should not only encompass the physically relevant\, and trad
 itional timescales of frequency and voltage control\, but economically rel
 evant market-based decisions for planning and economic dispatch. More impo
 rtantly\, this framework should address the interactions between the forme
 r active-control components that manipulate physical variables and the lat
 ter transactive-control components that manipulate economic variables. In 
 this talk\, recent results developed in the AAC laboratory at MIT related 
 to the development of such a dynamic framework will be presented.\n\nCo-sp
 onsored by: Temple University\n\nSpeaker(s): DR. ANURADHA ANNASWAMY\, \, D
 R. ANURADHA ANNASWAMY\, \n\nAgenda: \nIEEE Control System Society\, Distin
 guished Lecture\n\nRoom: 301\, Bldg: Engineering Building\, 1947 N. 12th S
 t\, Temple University\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, United States\, 1912
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LOCATION:Room: 301\, Bldg: Engineering Building\, 1947 N. 12th St\, Temple 
 University\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, United States\, 19122
ORGANIZER:ziauddin.ahmad.us@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:A DYNAMIC FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATION OF RENEWABLES IN SMART GRIDS
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/46719
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Two major players in a smart grid are rene
 wables and flexible consumption. The former is necessitated by global conc
 erns of sustainability and greenhouse gas emissions\, and dwindling resour
 ces of fossil fuels. The latter is enabled through the feasibility of fast
  and large-scale communication and the growing acceptance and economic pot
 ential of flexible consumption. Introduction of these two players brings w
 ith it a host of challenges\, many of which stem from the introduction of 
 complex and uncertain dynamics at various time-scales. In order to assess 
 the impact of these dynamics\, and realize the desired goals of a smart gr
 id\, of delivering affordable and reliable power to all end-users\, an end
 -to-end framework that is dynamic\, and allows the deployment of various a
 nalysis and synthesis tools of stability\, estimation\, optimization\, and
  control is needed. This framework should not only encompass the physicall
 y relevant\, and traditional timescales of frequency and voltage control\,
  but economically relevant market-based decisions for planning and economi
 c dispatch. More importantly\, this framework should address the interacti
 ons between the former active-control components that manipulate physical 
 variables and the latter transactive-control components that manipulate ec
 onomic variables. In this talk\, recent results developed in the AAC labor
 atory at MIT related to the development of such a dynamic framework will b
 e presented.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>IEEE Control System Society\,
  Distinguished Lecture</p>
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