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DESCRIPTION:The IEEE Kitchener-Waterloo Section Power & Energy Society (PES
 ) Chapter is organizing a one-day industrial visit to the Hydro One Integr
 ated System Operating Centre (ISOC) on July 3rd\, aimed at PES members and
  graduate student members. This visit will provides opportunity for studen
 ts to gain firsthand exposure to the operation of Ontario's electricity tr
 ansmission system. The visit helps introduce the next generation of power 
 system professionals to the Canadian power grid while providing an opportu
 nity to interact with industry experts and understand the real-time monito
 ring\, control\, and coordination of one of the most critical components o
 f Ontario's electricity infrastructure. The event is designed to bridge th
 e gap between academic learning and real-world applications\, offering att
 endees exposure to advanced technologies\, industry practices\, and intera
 ctions with professionals in the power sector.\n\nOrillia\, Ontario\, Cana
 da
LOCATION:Orillia\, Ontario\, Canada
ORGANIZER:venkatabalaji.thummalacherla@uwaterloo.ca
SEQUENCE:28
SUMMARY:IEEE KW PES Chapter Industrial Visit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/564275
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><span data-olk-copy-source="MessageBody">T
 he IEEE Kitchener-Waterloo Section Power &amp\; Energy Society (PES) Chapt
 er is organizing a one-day industrial visit to the Hydro One Integrated Sy
 stem Operating Centre (ISOC) on July 3rd\, aimed at PES members and gradua
 te student members. This visit will provides opportunity for students to g
 ain firsthand exposure to the operation of Ontario's electricity transmiss
 ion system. The visit helps introduce the next generation of power system 
 professionals to the Canadian power grid while providing an opportunity to
  interact with industry experts and understand the real-time monitoring\, 
 control\, and coordination of one of the most critical components of Ontar
 io's electricity infrastructure. </span><span data-olk-copy-source="Messag
 eBody">The event is designed to bridge the gap between academic learning a
 nd real-world applications\, offering attendees exposure to advanced techn
 ologies\, industry practices\, and interactions with professionals in the 
 power sector.</span></p>
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