An Approach to Outage Location Prediction Utilizing Smart Metering Data
Ken Kuroda, Ryuichi Yokoyama, Daisuke Kobayashi, Tomiyasu Ichimura
Abstract
Ken Kuroda, Ryuichi Yokoyama, Daisuke Kobayashi, Tomiyasu Ichimura
Abstract
Recently, advanced and intelligent power supply networks have been proposed under the concept of Smart Grid and smart meters have been implemented all over the world as the first step. While the first purpose of smart meter installation is improvement of metering business efficiency by automated and remote meter reading and tamper prevention by accurate and frequent meter readings, various new services utilizing such accurate and frequent smart metering data have been considered. This paper proposes an approach of outage location prediction utilizing smart metering data for rapid detection and restoration of power outages.
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Recently, advanced and intelligent power supply networks have been proposed under the concept of Smart Grid and smart meters have been implemented all over the world as the first step. While the first purpose of smart meter installation is improvement of metering business efficiency by automated and remote meter reading and tamper prevention by accurate and frequent meter readings, various new services utilizing such accurate and frequent smart metering data have been considered. This paper proposes an approach of outage location prediction utilizing smart metering data for rapid detection and restoration of power outages.
Key concepts: Metering mode, Smart meter, Smart grid, Automatic meter reading, Computer science, Metre, Electricity meter, Real-time computing