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Distributed Software Infrastructure for General Purpose Services in Smart Grid
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DOI：10.1109/TSG.2014.2375197.png)
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In this paper, the design of an event-driven middleware for general purpose services in smart grid (SG) is presented. The main purpose is to provide a peer-to-peer distributed software infrastructure to allow the access of new multiple and authorized actors to SGs information in order to provide new services. To achieve this, the proposed middleware has been designed to be: 1) event-based; 2) reliable; 3) secure from malicious information and communication technology attacks; and 4) to enable hardware independent interoperability between heterogeneous technologies. To demonstrate practical deployment, a numerical case study applied to the whole U.K. distribution network is presented, and the capabilities of the proposed infrastructure are discussed.
Keywords:
Aggregation
demand response (DR)
distributed systems
distribution network
middleware
pervasive computing
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