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Synchronized Measurement Technologies
(SMT), such as Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) have resulted in the design
and application of various wide area monitoring, protection and control
(WAMPAC) schemes. Most provide significant reliability and financial benefits
in the planning, operation and maintenance of power networks at both the
distribution and transmission level.
This course is designed to ensure
electrical and electronic engineers involved in the design, operation
and maintenance of electrical power networks and the associated primary
and secondary plant have the knowledge and skills necessary to deploy
synchronized measurement technology in WAMPAC applications. The course
is structured so that the first half focuses on technical and implementation
issues, while the second half addresses applications and benefits. Special
two Demo-Sessions are prepared to demonstrate WAMPAC features.
Coordinators
Prof.
Vladimir Terzija (vladimir.terzija@manchester.ac.uk)
Vladimir Terzija is the EPSRC Chair Professor in Power
System Engineering in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
The University of Manchester, where he has been since 2006. From 1997
to 1999, he was an Assistant Professor at the University of Belgrade.
In 1999, he was Humboldt Research Fellow at Saarland University in Germany.
From 2000 to 2006, he was with ABB AG, Germany, as an expert for switchgears
and distribution automation. His main research interests are switchgears,
DSP applications in power systems, and application of intelligent methods
to power system monitoring, control, and protection. He is a senior member
of IEEE and member of IET. In the past, he published over 150 papers and
four text books.
Instructors
Peter
A Crossley
The University of Manchester
UK
Daniel
Karlsson
Gotia Power
Sweden
Haiyu
Li
The University of Manchester
UK
Damir
Novosel
InfraSource Technology
USA
Vladimir
Terzija
The University of Manchester
UK
Course
duration and location
Three days,
from Tuesday 12 to Thursday 14 of June 2007, at the University of Manchester,
School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Ferranti Building B14,
Sackville Street, PO Box 88, Manchester M60 1QD, UK.
Courses
Contents
1. Introduction
on power system needs for WAMPAC (P.A. Crossley)
2. Fundamentals of synchronized measurement technology (V. Terzija)
3. Wide-Area Monitoring, Protection, Automation and Control (WAMPAC) (V.
Terzija)
4. Communication networks protocols and related standards (H. Li)
5. Real time monitoring and control, system and market operation (congestion,
market trading) and restoration applications (D. Novosel)
6. SMT off-line applications (D. Novosel)
7. SMT based real-time state estimation (V. Terzija)
8. Demo1 - This DEMO focuses on software products & applications developed
in Europe (D. Karlsson and V. Terzija)
9. SMT real-time protection and control applications (advanced protection,
relaying settings, full real time control, close loop systems) (D. Karlsson)
10. System design of WAMPAC systems (D. Karlsson)
11. Implementing WAMPAC system, experience from tests and installations
(D. Karlsson)
12. System reliability and financial benefits of SMT and WAMPAC) (D. Novosel)
13. Demo2 - This DEMO focuses on software products & applications
developed in the US (D. Karlsson, V. Terzija)
14. Case studies: applications around the world (P.A. Crossley)
15. Panel discussion (All)
Course fees
Lectures, Course CD,
Course notes, tea/coffee breaks and lunches are included in the course
fee.
Members of the EES-UETP:
£ 360
University non members of the EES-UETP: £ 620
Industry non members of the EES-UETP: £ 1020
The Course
Secretariat will send an invoice to each registered participant, after
the reception of the filled Registration Form
Registration
form
To register to the
EES-UETP course, please download the form below, fill it up, and mail,
fax, or e-mail a copy before May 20 to:
Ms. Melinda
Curtis
E&EE, B5 Ferranti Bldg,
The University of Manchester,
PO Box 88, Manchester M60 1QD
Phone: +44 (0)161 306 4705
Fax: +44 (0)161 306 4820
Email: melinda.curtis@manchester.ac.uk
 Download
Course leaflet and Registration form
Accommodation
Special Prices have
been arranged at £65 bed/breakfast for single occupancy. Please
book rooms directly with the Britannia Hotel as soon as possible to guarantee
a room.
Address: Portland
St, Manchester M1 3LA
Phone : +44(0)8458381020
Fax : +44(0)161 236 9154
E- mail: centralgroups@britanniahotels.com
Web: www.venues.uk.com/conference/contacts.asp?hotel=704
Room reservations
must be made by May 20th. Please quote “EEMA-1106”. Reservation
requests after that datewill be based on space and rate of availability.
Information
The University
of Manchester School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering Ferranti
Building B14, Sackville Street PO Box 88, Manchester M60 1QD, UK
Secretariat: Ms. Melinda
Curtis
E-mail: melinda.curtis@manchester.ac.uk
Phone: +44 (0)161 306 4705
Fax: +44 (0)161 306 4820
Course Coordinator:
Prof Vladimir Terzija
E-mail: vladimir.terzija@manchester.ac.uk
Phone : +44 (0)161 306 4695
Fax: +44 (0)161 306 4820
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