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  1. GridStat: A Flexible QoS-Managed Data Dissemination Framework for the Power Grid

    Gjermundrød, H.; Bakken, D. E.; Hauser, C. H.; Bose, A.

    IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, vol. 24, no. 1, January 2009, pp. 136-143.1 [IEEE Xplore entry]

    Tags: 2009, Author: Bakken, D., Author: Bose, A., Author: Gjermundrød, K.H., Author: Hauser, C., distributed control, energy management systems, global positioning system, GridStat, high-voltage substations, middleware, middleware framework, post-event analysis, power system control, power system measurement, power system monitoring, power system protection, QoS, QoS-managed data dissemination framework, quality of service, real-time monitoring, SCADA systems, secure data communication, substations, supervisory control and data access, time synchronization, wide-area control, wide-area protection

  2. Toward Technological Defenses Against Load Monitoring Techniques

    Nicol, T.; Overbye, T. J.

    Proc. North American Power Symposium, Arlington, Texas, Sept. 26-28, 2010.1 [IEEE Xplore entry]

    Tags: 2010, Author: Nicol, D.M., Author: Overbye, T.J., load monitoring, power system monitoring, privacy

  3. Algorithm Development for Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring for Verification and Diagnostics

    Reeg, C.; Overbye, T. J.

    Proc. North American Power Symposium, Arlington, Texas, Sept. 26-28, 2010.1 [IEEE Xplore entry]

    Tags: 2010, Author: Overbye, T.J., Author: Reeg, C., load management, nonintrusive load monitoring, pattern matching, power system measurements, power system monitoring, verification

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