Venue
University of Ontario Institute
of Technology (UOIT)
2000 Simcoe St. N.
Oshawa, ON, L1H 7K4
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CAMPUS
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Accommodation
Attendees
who are interested in booking a room should call 905.728.8700 x 8000 and
quote “Smart Grid Conference” to ensure they receive the room
rate of $59.95 (+13% tax) per suite. You can also visit them online at: https://www.stayrcc.com/profile/index/32/
.
Other hotels are available, please contact (Dr. Shahram
Heydari <Shahram.Heydari@uoit.ca>, Dr. Khalil El-Khatib
<Khalil.El-Khatib@uoit.ca>) if you need further information or
assistance.
Public Transportation
From Toronto: GO train from Union Station to Ajax Go
Station; Durham Transit Bus (No 915 east) from Ajax station direct to UOIT
Campus. Train and Bus Schedules:
https://www.gotransit.com/publicroot/en/schedules/lstser.aspx?New=
Table 09
https://www.durhamregiontransit.com/durham/index.aspx?ArticleID=478&lang=en-CA
Select schedules from Toronto to Oshawa and vice versa.
Choose "Lakeshore East" from the pull down menu.
Registration (First paper 100% registration fee, more papers for the
same author is 25% of the registration fee, please ensure you register each
paper)
Online
Registration Here
Early Bird Registration
Fees (before 15-Jul-2012)
Regular Registration, IEEE Member: $300 (CAD)
Regular Registration, Non-IEEE Member: $350 (CAD)
IEEE Student Member Registration: $150 (CAD)
Student Non-IEEE Member Registration: $200 (CAD)
Registration Fees (After
15-Jul-2012)
Regular Registration, IEEE Member: $350 (CAD)
Regular Registration, Non-IEEE Member: $400 (CAD)
IEEE Student Member Registration: $200 (CAD)
Student Non-IEEE Member Registration: $250 (CAD)
Important
Dates
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Abstract
& Paper Submission Dates
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- Abstract Submission:
25-Feb-2012 [Extended]
- First Notification:
1-Mar-2012 [Extended]
- Full Paper
Submission:
30-Mar-2012
- Acceptance Notice:
30-Jun-2012
- Camera-Ready Due:
15-Jul-2012
- Conference dates:
27-29 August, 2012
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The authors of approved abstracts will be invited to
submit a full paper. All full papers will be peer reviewed. Accepted full
papers will be published in conference proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore database.
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Program Committee
The program committee includes members in the academic and industrial
society in Canada and worldwide who are well known in the area of smart
grid.
General Chair:
Hossam A.Gabbar, UOIT, Canada
Conference Chair:
Bala
Venkatesh, Ryerson U., Canada
Technical / Program Chair:
Mohammed
Safiuddin, SUNY at Buffalo, US
Organization Chairs:
Khalil
El-Khatib / Shahram S. Heydari, UOIT, Canada
Treasurer:
Per
Erik Westlind, Senior Life Member, IEEE Toronto Section, Canada
Technical Program Committee
Youssef
Abdel-Magid, The Petroleum Institute, UAE
Ram
Achar, Carleton U, Canada
Alireza Bakhshai,
Queen’s U, Canada
Peter
Berg, UOIT, Canada
Rupp Carriveau, U of Windsor, Canada
Claudio
Cañizares, U of Waterloo, Canada
Aymen Chaouachi,
Hitachi, Japan
Xiang
Chen, U of Windsor, Canada
Chris Develder, Ghent U, Belgium
Khaled
A. Ellithy, Qatar U, Qatar
Xavier
Fernando, Ryerson U, Canada
Santiago
Grijalva, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Shunji Kawamoto, Osaka Pref. U, Japan
Thomas
Kunz, Carleton U, Canada
Yunxin (Jeff) Li, NICTA, Australia
Hamed Majedi,
U of Waterloo, Canada
Moustafa
Mohamed Eissa, Helwan
U, Egypt
Jordan Morelli, Queen’s U, Canada
Walid
Morsi Ibrahim, UOIT, Canada
Michel
Nakhla, Carleton U, Canada
Amit
Narayan, Stanford U., US
Greg
Naterer, UOIT, Canada
Issarachai Ngamroo,
KMITL, Thailand
Hassan Noura, UAEU, UAE
Bale
Reddy, UOIT, Canada
Marc
Rosen, UOIT, Canada
Magdy
Salama, U of Waterloo, Canada
Adel M Sharaf, UNB, Canada
Marc
St-Hilaire, Carleton U, Canada
Kemal Tepe, U of Windsor, Canada
Kevin
Whitehead, Whitby Hydro Energy Services Corporation, Canada
Bing-Fei Wu, National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan
Sepideh Zarrin,
UOIT, Canada
Student Innovation Competition
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Student innovation competition
will be organized during the conference. Please contact Dr. Bala
Venkatesh (bala@ryerson.ca) for
further information and submission.
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Submissions
Important Notice: The
conference will run as set of organized sessions, as well as a student
session. If you are interested to submit a paper, please contact one of the
organized session chairs. Each organized session should have at least 5
papers.
Online submission is now open in this link:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sge12
All
Authors are required to submit IEEE
Copyright Form for each paper and send it electronically to tawkir.azad@mycampus.uoit.ca
Topics
The Smart Grids are electricity networks that promise to enhance the
operational efficiency of nationwide power supply via distributed
generation with bi-directional electricity flow. This objective is achieved
by allowing intelligent monitoring and control of different components
within the distribution and transmission lines as well as other systems
from utilities on one side to the end user on the other side, while
maintain the power quality, security, reliability and safety with minimum
environmental impacts. Governments around the world are investing heavily
in this technology to ensure optimum energy use and supply, enable better
planning for outage responses and recovery, and facilitate the integration
of heterogeneous technologies around the grid, such as renewable energy
systems, electrical vehicle networks, and smart homes. Smart Grids present
enormous engineering challenges in the design and integration of electrical
grid with communication and network technologies, along with substantial
questions around required security and privacy of different components
within the grid. The SGE’12 conference aims to provide an opportunity
to discuss various engineering challenges of smart grid design and
operation, by focusing on advanced methods and practices for designing
different components and their integration within the grid, and to provide
a forum for researchers from academia and professionals from industry, as
well as government regulators, to tackle these challenges and to discuss
and exchange knowledge and best practices about design and implementation
of Smart Grid.
Topics of interest include (but not limited to)
the following:
1. Grid infrastructures design, planning, operation and management
2. Power systems design and applications
3. Sensors, communications and network
4. Grid modeling, simulation, and data management
5. Engineering design of grid applications
6. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) systems
7. Grid protection, reliability, power quality and maintenance
8. Smart metering, measurement, instrumentation, and control
9. Customer information security and privacy
10. Transmission & distribution lines
11. Renewable energy and distributed generation within microgrids
12. Computation and optimization
13. Integration of Smart homes and the Smart Grid
14. Standardization and interoperability in the Grid
15. Pricing, policies,
and energy planning
Proceedings
Proceedings
will be published and distributed to all attendees. Papers will be
published in IEEE database (pending approval).
Program
Final
Conference Program (NEW)
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Detailed Paper List
Tours (NEW)
Tours
are arranged during the conference as follows:
·
Monday August 27, 5:00PM,
General tour of UOIT campus.
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Tuesday August 28, 4:30PM,
ACE (Automotive Center of Excellence) tour.
·
Wednesday August 29,
4:00PM, Energy Research Center Labs and Networking Lab Tour.
IEEE Toronto
More
information about IEEE Toronto is in this official
web site.
Exhibitors
Exhibitors
are provided space and time to demonstrate their technologies to all
participants, and participate in all sessions and activities in the
program. Exhibition fee is $400.
Sponsors
This
event is sponsored by IEEE, Toronto Section, PES / NPSS Chapters.
Related
Conferences / Links
IEEE PES
Calendar
Conference Presentations
Plenary Talks
Invited Talk
Panel Discussion
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Date
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Time
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Title
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I
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27 Aug
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3:00-5:00 pm
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Challenges, Approaches, and Practical
Implementations of Micro Grids with Energy Conservation Strategies
Hossam A.Gabbar, UOIT, Canada
Joseph Jedinak, Whitby
Hydro, Canada
Om
Malik, University of Calgary, Canada
Mohamed Safiuddin, University at Buffalo, USA
Darold Wobschall, Esensors Inc., USA
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II
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28 Aug
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2:30-4:30 pm
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Toward Practical Implementation of Smart Grids
Davis Curtis, Hydro One, Canada
Keyvan
Cohanim, Enbala,
Canada
William .J. Miller, MaCT, USA
Richard Ford, Toronto Hydro, Canada
Bala Venkatesh,
Ryerson University, Canada
Jon Horseman, Siemens Canada
Hossam A.Gabbar,
UOIT, Canada
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Tutorial
OS1 - Smart Grid Infrastructures
OS2 – Smart Grid Protection & Control
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Paper
ID
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Authors
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Title
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3
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Maciej Goraj
Roger Moore
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First Practical Experience with IEEE 1588 High Precision Time
Synchronization in High Voltage Substation with IEC 61850 Process Bus
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7
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S. A. M. Javadian
M.-R. Haghifam
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Optimum Adjustment of Distribution
Network’s
Protection for Minimizing the
Protection Misscoordination’s
Risk after Connection of DG
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35
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Tawkir Azad
Hossam A.Gabbar
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Fault Semantic Network for Micro Grid Diagnosis and Control
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48
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Mitalkumar
Kanabar
Ilia
Voloh
David
McGinn
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Smart Grid Standards for T&D
Grid Automation & Protection Applications: A Review
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55
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Moustafa Eissa
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New Protection philosophy for protecting Complex Smart Grid With
Renewable Resources Penetration
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58
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Razibul Islam
Hossam A.Gabbar
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Analysis of Micro Grid
Safety Protection Strategies
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60
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Nabeel Ahmed
Ahmer Hansa Divyeskumar Patel
Blasica Ratnarajah
Janan Vinayakamoorthy Michael Vitale
Hossam A.Gabbar
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Risk-Based Micro grid Design and Protection – Demonstration
at UOIT
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63
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Taha Selim
Ustun
Cagil Ozansoy
Aladin Zayegh
Jarred Wentzel
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Investigation of Micro-Grid Behavior While
Operating Under Various Network Conditions
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OS4 – Smart Grid Communication, Security & Privacy
OS5 – Smart Grid in Japan
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Paper
ID
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Authors
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Title
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10
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Yuko Ishii
Junji Kogure
Takayuki Shizuno Takayuki Nyu
Noriyuki Itabashi Nobuhide Yoshida
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Development of Battery and Charger Integration System (BCIS) for
EV Chaging Stations
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11
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Ken Kuroda
Tomiyasu Ichimura
Yuichi Matsufuji
Ryuichi Yokoyama
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Key ICT Solutions for
Realizing Smart Grid
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12
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Ryuichi Yokoyama
Kenji Iba
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Current Status of Implementations for Smart and Resilient
Community in Japan
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15
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Marta Marmiroli
Masanabu Koshio
Yukitoki Tsukamoto
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Japanese Test
Facilities for Smart Grid
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20
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Yuka Saito
Yasushi Tomita
Kota Imai
Mitsuo Tsurugai
Shigeru Tamura
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Trial of Carbon-free Micro-Grid Project in Japan
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22
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Hachidai Ito
Hideki Hayashi
Toshiaki Asano
Kikuo Takagi
Gareth Baber
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From Smart Grid to Smart Community;
Technology & Experience
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OS6 – Smart Grid Power Electronic & Energy Storage
OS7 – Smart Grid Modeling & Simulation
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