The first IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies (ISGT) Asia Conference will be held November 13-16 in Perth, Australia. The Conference, sponsored by the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and Curtin University, will be a forum for the participants to discuss state-of-the-art innovations in smart grid technologies. The Conference will feature special sessions and tutorials by international experts on smart grid applications.
The primary objectives of the conference are to provide high quality research and professional interactions for the advancement of science, technology, and fellowship in the field of smart grid. Papers with new research results or review of recent technologies are encouraged for submission. The conference organizing committee cordially invites researchers and practitioners worldwide to submit papers for review and possible presentation. The Conference scope covers the following general topics with respect to smart grid applications:
- Smart Grid Standards
- Regulatory Aspects, Smart Grid Economics and Market Operations
- Cyber and Physical Security Systems, Information Technology and Communications
- Advanced Metering Infrastructures, Demand Response
- Greenhouse Gas Abatement, Energy Efficiency, Home and Building Management, End User Benefits
- Integration of Renewable and Intermittent Distributed Energy Resources
- Integration of Storage and Grid Solutions for Electric Vehicles
- Reliability, Intelligent Monitoring, Distribution System and Outage Management
Perth hosts the IEEE ISGT Asia Conference. Perth is a cosmopolitan city in an ancient indigenous land with much ethnic and cultural diversity, situated on the banks of Derbarl Yerrigan/the Swan River, less than 12 kilometers from the Indian Ocean. Perth enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with more hours of sunshine than any other capital city in Australia. Western Australia is an enormous State with some of the most ancient landscapes in the world that include rugged gorges, tropical reefs, towering forests, woodlands, bush, desert, white beaches and 12,500 kilometers of coastline. We welcome you to Perth for what promises to be a rich scientific program, balanced with enjoyment of Western Australia's rich cultures, fine cuisine, wines, arts, beaches, surf and landscape.
IMPORTANT DATES
- Expressions of Interest for Special Sessions 1st June, 2011
- Full Paper Submission Deadline: 18th July, 2011
- Author Notification of Acceptance: 1st September, 2011
- Final Paper Submission (if revision is requested): 1st October, 2011
organising committee and advisory board
ORGANISING COMMITTEE:
General Chair
Syed Islam, Australia
Vice Chair
Mohammad Masoum, Australia
Technical Program Chair
Peter Wolfs, Australia
Vice Technical Program Chairs
Dilan Jayaweera, Australia
Ahmed Abu-Siada, Australia
Sponsorship Chair
Ed Oldmeadow, Australia
International Publicity Chair
Mansour Mohseni, Australia
Publication Chair
Sumedha Rajakaruna, Australia
Logistics Chair
Halit Eren , Australia
Finance Chair
Joe Valenti, Australia
Members at Large
Vassilios Agelidis, Australia
Mike Griffin, Australia
Harry McDonald, Australia
Glenn Platt, Australia
Dean Sharafi, Australia
Ray Wills, Australia
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
Rikiya Abe, Japan
Mochamad Ashari, Indonesia
Xiaomin Bai, China
Alberto Borghetti, Italy
San Sing Choi, Singapore
Tharam Dillon, Australia
Djalma Falco, Brazil
Greg Foliente, Australia
Mahmud Fotuhi-Firuzabad, Iran
Ewald Fuchs, USA
Lalit Kumar Goel, Singapore
Arindam Ghosh, Australia
S.A. Khaparde, India
Antonello Monti, Germany
Michael Negnevitsky, Australia
Jong-Keun Park, Korea
Ganesh Venayagamoorthy, USA
Saifur Rahman, USA
Patrick Ryan, USA
Wanda Reder, USA
Mohammad Shahidehpour, USA
Keyue Ma Smedley, USA
Yonghua Song, China
Hisao Taoka, Japan
Felix Wu, Hong Kong
Akihiko Yokoyama, Japan
Ryuichi Yokoyama, Japan
Xinghuo Yu, Australia
Xiao-Ping Zhang, UK
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Papers and special interest sessions
Leading practitioners and researchers that wish to lead and assist in the organization of Tutorials, Special Interest Paper Sessions or Panel Sessions are encouraged to submit expressions of interest to the Technical Program Chair. General conference papers are invited on these and other smart grid related topics:
- Smart grid skilling needs/li>
- Standards for smart grid and grid codes
- Regulatory aspects and market operations
- Cyber and physical security systems and information and communication technology
- Asset management, system reliability and diagnostics
- Intelligent monitoring and outage management
- AC and DC transmission and distribution system planning, operation and security
- Protection and phasor measurement unit applications
- Grid integration of renewable energy sources
- Utilization and control of power electronic controllers and energy storage
- Grid solutions for plug-in electric vehicles and low-carbon transport
- Sensors, communication and advanced metering infrastructure
- Energy management, efficiency and end user benefits
- Prosumerism, Customer Behaviour and Attitudes, End User Benefits, Technology and Market Diffusion
Paper Submission
Complete manuscripts are to be submitted by email to the Technical Committee at ISGT2011TechCom@curtin.edu.au. The email submission system will be available from 18th June, 2011 through 1st October, 2011. Accepted and presented papers will be published in the IEEE Xplore digital library.
Review Process
- Papers submitted to the ISGT Australia 2011 conference will be peer reviewed. The review is made on full papers. Experts from the International Advisory Board, and an appointed Reviewer Pool will participate in the review process.
- Volunteers with an interest in serving as a member of the Review Pool can submit expressions of interest to the Technical Program Chair (Peter Wolfs: ISGT2011TechCom@curtin.edu.au) prior to 18th July, 2011.
- Authors will be informed of acceptance or rejection of their papers by 1st September 2011. Papers might be accepted with required changes. Final paper submission shall be made by 1st October 2011.
Guidelines
- The submission system will be available from until 1st October, 2011.
- Papers should be formatted according to IEEE PES template which can be downloaded at https://ieee-pes.org/templates-and-sample-of-pes-technical-papers and may not exceed 8 pages in length. Papers not conforming to the IEEE PES template will not be considered for review.
- Submitted papers should be written in English, and in PDF file format. The maximum size of the file is 2 MB.
- Name your file as follows: Family Name_First Two Words of the Paper's Title (e.g. Wolfs_Smart_Grid). Use only the English alphabet A-Z.
- After the submission, an acknowledgement of receipt will be sent to the corresponding author's email address.
- All information related to the paper will be sent to the corresponding author only.
- Prior to final submission, all papers must be converted into an IEEE Xplore compatible PDF format through IEEE PDF eXpress.
- Please note that the authors must sign and submit the IEEE copyright form upon submission of the final version of the paper. Viewable and printable versions of the copyright form are available at https://www.ieee.org/publications_standards/publications/rights/copyrightmain.html.
Authors are advised to go through the following information carefully:
Download First Call for Papers PDF
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contact details
Website
www.isgtasia2011.com
General Chair
Professor Syed Islam, Curtin University, Australia
ISGT2011@curtin.edu.au, Phone: +61 8 9266 2566
Vice Chair
Assoc Professor Mohammad A.S. Masoum, Curtin University, Australia
ISGT2011@curtin.edu.au, Phone:+61 8 9266 7901
Technical Program Chair
Professor Peter Wolfs, Curtin University, Australia
ISGT2011TechCom@curtin.edu.au, Phone:+61 8 9266 1360
Conference Secretariat
Patricia Tang, Curtin University, Australia
ISGT2011@curtin.edu.au, Phone:+61 8 9266 1082
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