Conferences


Upcoming Conferences


The IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Synchronized Measurements and Analytics 2021 (IEEE SGSMA 2021) will be held online May 26-27, 2021. This conference provides a leading forum for disseminating the latest research in Synchronized Measurements and Analytics. IEEE SGSMA brings together leading researchers and developers from academia, research and industry from all over the world to facilitate innovation, knowledge transfer and the technical progress in addressing synchronized measurements and analytics to advance smart grids. The theme of the conference will be focused particularly on synchronized sampling and synchrophasors. The conference will attract scientific and applied research findings in Smart Grid Synchronized Measurements and Analytics. The attendees will get the opportunity to present their findings, learn about the recent research results from others, and be able to network with some of the leading luminaries, academics, researchers and practitioners in this area.

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 Past Conferences

The IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Synchronized Measurements and Analytics 2019 (IEEE SGSMA 2019) was held in College Station, Texas on May 20-23, 2019. This conference provided a leading forum for communicating up-to-date research in Synchronized Measurements and Analytics. IEEE SGSMA helps to connect researchers and developers from academia, research and industry from all over the world to facilitate innovation, knowledge transfer and technical progress in addressing synchronized measurements and analytics to advance smart grids. The theme of the conference was focused particularly on synchronized sampling and synchrophasors.

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Texas A&M University Electrical and Computer Engineering and IEE PES have organized the Intelligent Systems Application to Power Systems (ISAP) Conference. The conference was held in San Antonio, Texas on September 17th-21st, 2017. Members of the local organizing committee included K. Butler-Purry (Conference Chair), C. Singh (Conference Co-Chair),  L. Xie (Technical Committee Chair), H. Abu-Rub (Qatar), R. BalogM. BegovicM. EhsaniM. Kezunovic, and B. D. Russell.

The theme of the conference was Big Data and Intelligent Systems for Big Energy. The conference featured a fantastic line-up of keynote and plenary speakers, unique local trips and dining experiences, and papers presented on current topics related to innovative intelligent system technique applications. The full paper was available in IEEE Xplore for the benefit of professionals, researchers, and students.

Plenary Sessions addressed topics such as Intelligent Systems Applications of Big Data/Analytics for Real World Problems; and Past, Present, and Future in Intelligent Systems Applications to Power. Speakers have been confirmed from CPS Energy, ERCOT, PJM, ABB, and PNNL.

The program planning committees did a fantastic job developing this conference, but the attendees make ISAP special each year. We believe you found your presence at this important event in the electric power community to be of significant value and look forward to sharing an inspiring, productive, and exciting event with all of you in San Antonio, Texas.

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Session title: Big Data Analytics for Transmission and Distribution Applications Date and Location: Thursday, July 20, 2017, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM, G-200 Tiered Classroom

Scope:

The focus of this Panel was on different Big Data sources in the utility industry that range from field measurements obtained by substation, transmission line and feeder intelligent electronic devices, to specialized commercial and/or government/state databases. This Panel discussed the Big Data Analytics, which  illustrated unique characteristics of Big Data in the utility industry where the temporal and spatial properties, as well as correlation to the power system and component models are necessary for an efficient data uses.

Panelists:

Sessions 1: 1:00-3:00pm, Mladen Kezunovic, Chair
1:00-1:20, Mladen Kezunovic, Texas A&M University
1:20-1:40, Alberto Del Rosso, EPRI
1:40-2:00, Theo Laughner, TVA
2:00-2:20, Le Xie, Texas A&M University
2:20-2:40, Ram Rajogopal, Stanford
2:40-3:00, Robert Sherick, SCE

Session 2: 3:00-5:00pm, Nanpeng Yu, Chair
3:00-3:20, Nanpeng Yu, UCR
3:20-3:40, Meng Wang, RPI
3:40-4:00, Doug Dorr, EPRI
4:00-4:20, Mirrasoul Mousavi, ABB
4:20-4:40, Bradley Williams, Oracle
4:40-5:00, Mehdi Maasoumy, C3 IoT

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