ANALYTIC RESEARCH FOUNDATIONS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION ELECTRIC GRID

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1 ANALYTIC RESEARCH FOUNDATIONS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION ELECTRIC GRID A Natinal Research Cuncil Wrkshp BOARD ON MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS COMMITTEE ON ANALYTIC RESEARCH FOUNDATIONS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION ELECTRIC GRID FEBRUARY 11-12, 2015 BECKMAN CENTER IRVINE, CALIFORNIA Meeting bjective T invlve participants frm specific fields f mathematics, cmputatin, and engineering t help identify areas f inquiry where inrads by mathematicians wuld significantly advance electric pwer engineering prblem slving ability

2 Day 1: Tuesday, February 11 th 7:30 am Cffee and light breakfast available 8:00 am Welcme, Intrductins, and Overview Welcme, framing f the meeting and agenda verview Opening remarks and meeting verview Rbert J. Thmas, Prfessr f Electrical and Cmputer Engineering Crnell University, Wrkshp Planning Cmmittee Chair Jhn Guckenheimer, Prfessr f Mathematics, Crnell University, Cmmittee C-Chair Thmas Overbye, Prfessr f Electrical and Cmputer Engineering, University f Illinis Champange-Urbana, Cmmittee C-Chair 8:30 am Keynte: Setting the Stage Steven Chu, Prfessr f Physics and Mlecular & Cellular Physilgy, Stanfrd University 9:30 am Sessin 1: Data and Data Analytics This sessin will bring tgether leaders in the field f Data and Data Analytics, t determine what the latest research in these areas are and hw they might need t change in rder t best serve the smart grid. Sessin C chairs chair: Cynthia Rudin, Assciate Prfessr f Statistics, Massachusetts Institute f Technlgy, Marija Ilic, Prfessr f Electrical & Cmputer Engineering and Engineering & Public Plicy, Carnegie Melln University Sessin frmat Dr. David Sun, (45 minutes) 10:15 am Break 10:30 Data and Data Analytics - cntinued Prf. Luis Wehenkel University f Liege, Belgium (45 minutes) Dr. Mathew Gardner Dminin Virginia Pwer (45 minutes) 12:00 nn Breakut sessin. There are three rms available. One speaker will be present in each f the rms. Participants are asked t chse a rm f 2

3 interest and t prceed t that rm fr an hur f discussin and Q&A. The discussins will be recrded and the infrmatin will be digested by the cmmittee fr use in its final reprt. Backgrund papers fr the sessin:.. Sessin questins: Hw d visinaries in industrial settings envisin that analytics will be used fr the smart grid? Hw have they made a difference already and what can we d better t supprt it as academics? Hw are innvative analytics being used t supprt pwer systems? What are key mathematical areas that are needed fr this t succeed? Hw shuld we alter ur current mathematical research t adapt t new needs? What are the latest mathematical techniques that fuse data with pwer systems? Hw d we take data frm the pwer grid and use it t estimate parameters f a dynamical system? 1:00 pm Lunch 2:00 pm Sessin 2: Optimizatin and Cntrl Methds fr a Rbust and Resilient Pwer Grid The nature f electricity demand is underging a significant shift acrss the wrld, and pwer grids are facing new and unanticipated perating cnditins. In rder t address these challenges, there is a need fr a unified mathematical framewrk with rbust and resilient tls fr cntrl and ptimizatin f time-critical peratins in cmplex multicmpnent and multiscaled netwrks. Cntrlling and ptimizing the pwer grid is particularly challenging due t the significant and unavidable amunt f uncertainty in mdeling the dynamics f the grid. Rbust cntrl is here understd as cntrl laws that guarantee grid perfrmance in the face f such uncertainties as well as majr weather phenmena mdeled as large scale disturbances. Further, the cntrl and ptimizing appraches shuld be capable f making the pwer grid less sensitive t unexpected events f any type. Resilient cntrl is here understd as cntrl laws that enable the cntrl system t detect unexpected events, autmatically recver frm such events, and perfrm at least t a set f minimal requirements until the system has fully recvered. In this sessin, presentatins will fcus n presenting recent results in the area f rbust and resilient cntrl with applicatins t the pwer grid as well as describing scientific prblems that still remain pen challenges in this area. 3

4 Natinal Sessin Chair: Jeff Dagle, PE, Chief Electrical Engineer, Pacific Nrthwest Labratry Sessin frmat Prf. Pravin Varaiya, University f Califrnia, Berkeley (45 minutes) Prf. Sean Meyn, University f Flrida (45 minutes) 3:30 pm Break 3:45 pm Optimizatin and Cntrl Methds fr a Rbust and Resilient Pwer Grid - cntinued Dr. Rbert Bixby, Gurbi (45 minutes) 4:30 pm Breakut sessin. There are three rms available. One speaker will be present in each f the rms. Participants are asked t chse a rm f interest and t prceed t that rm fr an hur f discussin and Q&A. The discussins will be recrded and the infrmatin will be digested by the cmmittee fr use in its final reprt. Backgrund papers fr sessin:.. Sessin questins: 5:30 pm Adjurn Day 1 6:30 pm Receptin and Dinner ********************************************* 4

5 Day 2: Wednesday, February 12 th 7:30 am Cffee and light breakfast available 8:00 am Uncertainty quantificatin and Validatin Sessin chair: Juan Meza, Dean, Schl f Natural Sciences, University f Califrnia, Merced Sessin frmat Dr. Miriam Gldberg, Kema (45 minutes) Prf. Vincent Kaminski, Rice University (45 minutes) 10:30 pm Break 10:45 pm Uncertainty quantificatin and Validatin - cntinued Prf. Gert de Cman, Gent University, Belgium (45 minutes) 11:30 pm Breakut sessin. There are three rms available. One speaker will be present in each f the rms. Participants are asked t chse a rm f interest and t prceed t that rm fr an hur f discussin and Q&A. The discussins will be recrded and the infrmatin will be digested by the cmmittee fr use in its final reprt. Backgrund papers fr sessin: Intrductin t Imprecise Prbabilities, Thmas Augustin, Frank Clen, Gert de Cman, and Matthias Trffaes. Sessin questins: 12:30 am 5 Minutes f fame 5

6 Members f the audience wh were nt speakers can give a 5 minute talk n anything related t the wrkshp they feel will enhance the utcme. Speakers must register with the Wrkshp Chair befre the end f the first day f the wrkshp 1:00 pm Lunch and Adjurn Chair Planning Cmmittee Rbert J. Thmas, Crnell University Members Cynthia Rudin, Massachusetts Institute f Technlgy Jeff Dagle, Pacific Nrthwest Natinal Labratry Juan Meza, University f Califrnia, Merced Marija Ilic, Carnegie Melln University Staff fficer: Neal Glassman nglassman@nas.edu