Short Course on: Power System Engineering, Operation and Management
Power System Engineering, Operation and Management.
Who should attend: Electrical, IT and others engineers with interest in energy & power system; Technocrats, technologists and other professionals in the field of power generation, transmission & distribution; Foreign-trained professionals. Graduate/ undergraduate students in (colleges and universities);
The Education Committee of the IEEE Toronto Section is offering a short course in “Power System Engineering, Operation and Management” in January 2019 to develop an understanding of the practical applications of power system engineering and technologies in the fields of generation, transmission and distribution.
Objective: The objective of this course is to ‘Bridge the Gap between Engineering Education and the Practical Workplace’ and to make transformative advancements in engineering education and professional training by integrating power system engineering theory with ongoing cutting-edge research trends and latest workplace technologies, products and practices, for the best interest of power engineering students & professionals.
Description: This course aims to develop and enhance relevant knowledge and skills related to all segments of the power system starting from electricity generation including latest renewable generation sources, the flow of power through high voltage transmission grid system to reduce losses and distribution of energy and power to end consumers at various voltage levels through a large network of distribution system. The course will prepare you to expand your knowledge about the power system SCADA, EMS and DMS technologies with latest technologically advanced products and solutions to operate and manage this complex set of resources, power grid and distribution network. Additionally, a site visit to a power system operation and control Centre for Ontario’s power grid will be conducted to see the overall system operations.
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Location
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- Start time: 14 Jan 2019 06:00 PM
- End time: 18 Jan 2019 09:00 PM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) Canada/Eastern
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- Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
- 205 Humber College Blvd
- Toronto, Ontario
- Canada M9W 5L7
- Building: E
- Room Number: E 324
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- Co-sponsored by Satish Saini, Chair Education Committee
- Starts 10 September 2018 11:44 AM
- Ends 11 January 2019 09:00 PM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) Canada/Eastern
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Speakers
Doug Houseman
Latest technologies and trends in power Generation,Transmission & Distribution (renewable sources, SCADA, EMS and DMS)
Day 3 and Day 4
Biography:
Doug is a well known leader in grid modernisation with 40 + years of experience in the energy and utility industry and involvement in projects in more than 70 countries. He has been involved in IEEE’s GridVision 2050, US Departmentn of Energy’s QER and to revise CEATI’s Distribution Utility Technology Roadmap. Doug is a NIST fellow and member of the GridWise Architecture Council (GWAC) where he had a hand in both the Smart Grid Interoperability Maturity Model and Transactive Energy. He has led the IEEE Power and Energy Society’s Intelligent Grid Coordinating Committee and Emerging Technology Committee for the last five years. He has developed more than 20 tutorials for grid modernization for IEEE and others in addition to hundreds of other publications, presentations, workshops, papers and articles on grid modernization, power SCADA, Microgrids, AMR and many more.
Javeed Ahmed Khan
Fundamentals of power system, electrical circuits & power flow, protection & controls, power system components
Day 1 & Day 2
Biography:
Prof Javeed has a PhD degree in electrical engineering in electrical energy systems and Bachelor’s in instrumentation and electronics engineering. His 15 years of experience is spread across the globe in academia, consultancy and power industry. He has taught around 25 courses in electrical, electronics, control and computer engineering in different Universities and Colleges around the world. His major achievements are setting up of functional electrical and electronics engineering department and a lab at an engineering institute and many projects on solar powered electric car, vertical-axis wind turbine, Intelligent Electric Vehicle Charging System and many more. Javeed is a senior member of IEEE, and a Professional Engineer registered with PEO, Ontario and APEGA, Alberta.
Agenda
Course Outline:
Day 1: Fundamentals of power system, electrical circuits & power flow, protection & control
Day 2: Power System Components and Operation- generation, transmission & distribution
Day 3: Latest technologies and trends in power generation including renewable sources
Day 4: Site Visit to the power operation Centre; Operation of Ontario’s electricity market
SCADA, EMS and DMS applications in transmission & distribution of power
Day 5: Project Management and other soft skills for power system engineers.
Course Test/Exam
Course Timetable:
- Monday, January 14th, 2019 to Friday, January 18th 2019: 6.00 PM to 9.00 PM
(with a brief coffee break; Coffee and snacks will be provided)
- Thursdat, January 17th 2019 Site Visit to the Ontario Grid Operation & Control Centre: 3.00 PM – 6.00 PM
(Transportation and snacks will be provided)
What will you receive after completion: Course Certificate of Completion along with CEUs and PDH (After completing an in-class short exam and evaluation which all attendees must pass). Course Materials in Paper Format. Continuous support on career advice, resume building and skills development.
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