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AI4Substation

About the Project

This project aims to address the following challenges in the operation of distribution grids: 1) Reduce the cognitive load (i.e., high number of alarms) of human operators in the operation of an HV/MV substation in the distribution network. 2) Include and automate historical and online information collected by SCADA in the decision-making process. 3) Develop artificial intelligence (AI) philosophies to interact with the human operator, facilitating the adoption of technology by the operator/end user. 4) Enhance human operators' decisions in the face of a high volume of information and alarms.

Acronym

AI4Substation

Responsible

Ricardo Jorge Bessa

Status

Closed

Starting Date

January 1, 2019

Ending Date

January 28, 2021

Effective End Date

January 28, 2021

Global Budget

Funding

Website

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Members

Team Leaders

Ricardo Jorge Bessa

Centre Coordinator

Team Members

Conceição Nunes Rocha

Assistant Researcher

João Paulo Viana

Researcher

José Ricardo Andrade

Area Manager

Ricardo Jorge Bessa

Centre Coordinator

Ricardo Silva

Researcher

Dissemination

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Associated Centres

Power and Energy Systems

The Centre for Power and Energy Systems (CPES) is a global reference in the large-scale integration of renewable-based electricity generation into the power system.We research and develop advanced solutions that enable the monitoring, control, optimisation, and forecasting of electricity production and consumption, as well as multi-energy systems. Our work supports the decarbonisation of the energy system, the electrification of society, and the large-scale integration of renewables, making power grids more flexible, intelligent, and resilient.Our research results include models, methodologies, hardware, and software (much of it open source) designed for various energy sector stakeholders, including citizens, communities, service providers, system operators, regulators, policy-makers, and governmental bodies.We operate a Smart Grids and Electric Vehicles Laboratory – the X-Energy Lab (link) – where we validate technological advancements in real-world conditions, ensuring that our solutions have a tangible impact on the energy sector.Thanks to our expertise, we hold a prominent role in both national and international projects supporting the energy transition, while also providing direct services to key players in the electricity sector.