Spatial Load Forecasting With Communication Failure Using Time-Forward Kriging

doi:10.1109/TPWRS.2014.2308537

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Spatial Load Forecasting With Communication Failure Using Time-Forward Kriging

2014-11-01

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Dazhi Yang

Panida Jirutitijaroen

W. Walsh

Thomas Reindl

DOI：10.1109/TPWRS.2014.2308537

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Short-term and very short-term load forecasting are essential for power grid management operations such as automatic generation control, unit commitment scheduling, and transmission loss estimation. Most existing forecasting techniques require that the load data be available up to the current time step. In recent years, cyber attacks increasingly threaten the secure operation of power grids. One potential cyber threat is communication failure which will affect load forecasting. When communication failure happens and actual load data are not available, forecasting accuracy suffers. To overcome this problem, we propose a time-forward kriging based approach to forecast load with and without communication failure. This technique has the ability to forecast the load by utilizing load information from neighboring regions. The proposed method has been tested using NYISO and PJM load data with 5-min and 1-h intervals, respectively. Our results show that the proposed method is capable of forecasting load under communication failure with acceptable accuracy and improved accuracy when compared with other forecasting techniques.

Keywords:

Communication failure

spatial load forecast

time forward kriging

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