Part I. Workshop Daily Time Schedule

Tuesday – October 11, 2016

Tuesday – October 11, 2016

Time Room Invited Session (IS) Room Regular Session (RS) 8:00-9:00

Registration

9:00–10:40 D-266 Opening Ceremony - Moderator: Dr. Petr Neuman, NOC Co-Chair

9:00–9:10 Prof. Michael Valášek, dean Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, CTU in Prague

9:10–9:20 Prof. Pavel Ripka, dean Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU in Prague

9:20–9:25 Prof. Michael Šebek, Chair of Czech National Committee IFAC

9:25–9:30 General Sponsorship:

EGÚ Praha Engineering, Managing Director - Dr. Jaromír Beran

9:30–9:35 Silver Sponsorship:

RTDS Technologies, Simulation engineer Director - Dr. Rick Kuffel

9:35–10:10 Plenary - Keynote speakers I:

Prof. K. Lee, IFAC Chair TC 6.3 – Power and Energy Systems

10:10-10:40 Plenary - Keynote speakers II:

Dr. Walter Sattinger, Swissgrid

10:40–11:30

Coffee break common photos

11:30–13:30 D-266 IS I: Innovative I.: Analysis, Modeling and Simulation of T&D Systems Chair: Prof.H.Weber(Germany)

17 RS I: Reactive Power Control and Voltage Stability Chair: Prof. H. Gueguen (France)

13:30–15:00 Lunch

15:00–17:00 D-266 IS VII: Synchrophasor Applications in WAMPAC Systems Chair: Prof.M.Kezunovic (USA)

17 RS II: Power System Control, H infinity and Optimization Chair: Prof. K. Lee (USA)

17:00–17:20 Coffee break

17:20–18:40 D-266 IS III: Smart Grid – Simulation and Applications Chair: Prof. H. Mori (Japan)

17 Meeting on a long-term

cooperation between CIGRE (eventually CIRED) and IFAC. Chair: Prof. M. Kezunovic (CIGRE), Prof. K. Lee (IFAC) Co-Chairs: Prof. V. Terzija (CIGRE), Dr. Udo Spanel (IFAC and CIGRE), Prof. Z. Müller (Czech and Slovak National Committee CIGRE)

19:00–21:00 Welcome Reception

Wednesday – October 12, 2016

Wednesday – October 12, 2016

Time Room Invited Session (IS) Room Regular Session (RS) 8:00–8:30 D-266 Presentation of exhibitors:

1. Mathworks (USA), HUMUSOFT - exclusive distributor for Czech and Slovak Republic, Dr. Jaroslav Jirkovský

2. OPAL RT Europe, Dr. Amandine Delagarde, Dr. Francois Tempez (France) 3. RTDS Technologies, Dr. Rick Kuffel (Canada)

8:30–10:50 D-266 IS IV: Real Time Simulation – RTS / DTS /OTS Applications in T&D Smart Grids Chair: Dr.U.Spanel (Germany)

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10:50–11:10 Coffee break

11:10–13:10 D-266 IS V: Smart Grid in South Korea I. Chair: Prof.J.Choi (South Korea)

17 RS V: Power System Stability Chair: Prof. Maryam Kamgarpour (Switzerland)

13:20–14:50 Lunch

14:50–16:20 D-266 Women Panel discussion (women involvement) 1. Representative IFAC: Prof. Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, University of Kansas (USA) & IFAC Technical Board (TB) Member 2. IPC Vice-Chair: Master’s degree in Management and Marketing - A. Maternik-Demontoux (France) 3. NOC Co-Chair: Dr. H. Hanzlíková (Czech Republic)

18 IFAC TC 6.3 Meeting Prague Chair: Prof. K. Lee (USA)

16:20–16:40 Coffee break

16:40–18:40 D-266 IS VI: Smart Grid in South Korea II. Chair: Prof. K. Lee (USA)

17 RS VI: Smart Grids Applications Chair: Dr. Florian Steinke (Germany)

18:45–18:55 D-266 Petr Korba (Switzerland)

Financing power energy research and the cooperation between technical universities and industry in Switzerland.

20:00-23:00 Botel

Admiral Conference Dinner

Captain’s Club

Thursday – October 13, 2016

Thursday – October 13, 2016

Time Room Invited Session (IS) Room Regular Session (RS)

8:00-8:30 D-266 Presentation of exhibitors: 1. ELEKTROSYSTEM Inc., Miroslav Slámka (Slovak Republic): „TRIS control system for the TD Smart Grids” 2. TECO a.s., Jaromír Klaban, Commercial Director, Member of the Board (Czech Republic): „FOXTROT control system - a node in a Smart Grids” 3. S&T Smart Energy GmbH, Austria, S&T CZ s. r. o., Prague Petr Skalický - Business Director, Luděk Lamač – Key Account Manager: „Presentation of products and direction of the company S&T Smart Energy GmbH“

8:30–10:30 D-266 IS II: Innovative II.: Mechanical Models Approach, and Special applications WAMS Chair: Dr. P. Neuman (Czech Republic)

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10:30–10:50 Coffee break

10:50–12:50 D-266 IS VIII: Synchrophasor Units PMU and WAMPaC Systems Applications in Europe Chair: Dr. W. Sattinger (Switzerland)

17 RS VIII: Power and Heating Systems Control, HVAC – HVDC Chair: Prof. I. Erlich (Germany)

13:00–14:30 Lunch

14:30–16:30 D-266 IS IX: Smart Grid – Simulation and Applications Chair: Prof. N. Voropai (Russia)

17 Meeting on cooperation between ENTSO-E (eventually EDSO) and IFAC. Chairs: Dr. W. Sattinger (Swissgrid), Dr. I. Ivankovic (HOPS), Prof. V. Terzija (University of Manchester - on

behalf of National Grid) Co-Chairs: Dr. K. Maslo (CEPS), Dr. M. Grega & Dr. R. Smidovic (SEPS)

16:30–16:50 Coffee break

16:50–17:20 D-266 Evaluation of workshop, conclusions and challenges 19:30–21:00 Closing Ceremony – Dinner

Part II. Detail Time Schedule

Tuesday – October 11, 2016

08:00 – 09:00 Registration

09:00–9:25 Opening Ceremony

Room D-266

9:00–10:40 D-266 Opening Ceremony - Moderator: Dr. Petr Neuman, NOC Co-Chair

9:00–9:10 D-266 Prof. Michael Valášek, dean Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Czech Technical University (CTU) in Prague

9:10–9:20 Prof. Pavel Ripka, dean Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU in Prague

9:20–9:25 Prof. Michael Šebek, Chair of Czech National Committee IFAC

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU in Prague

9:25–10:40 Sponsorship & Plenary - Keynote speakers

Room D-266

9:25–9:30 General Sponsorship: EGÚ Praha Engineering, Managing Director - Dr. Jaromír Beran

Why we support this workshop?

9:30–9:35 Silver Sponsorship: RTDS Technologies, Simulation Engineer Director - Dr. Rick Kuffel

Why we support this workshop?

9:35–10:10 Plenary - Keynote speaker I: Prof. Kwang Y. Lee, (USA), IFAC Chair TC 6.3 – Power and Energy Systems, CC 6. Process and Power Systems Chair of IPC IFAC Workshop CTDSG 2016, Prague

Past, present and future of power and energy systems within IFAC

10:10-10:40 Plenary - Keynote speaker II: Dr. W. Sattinger, Swissgrid (Switzerland), Dr. Giorgio Giannuzzi, and Dr. Cosimo Pisani Terna (Italy)

Continental European WAM Systems - Overview of Current Activities

10:40 – 11:30 Coffee break

11:30 – 13:30 Invited Sessions I

Innovative I.: Analysis, Modeling and Simulation of Transmission and Distribution

Systems

Chair: Prof. H. Weber, Co-Chair: Prof. M. Valášek

Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

11:30–11:50 14 Petr V Neuman* (Czech Republic)

Innovative Modeling and Simulation of Electric Power Systems

11:50–12:10 30 Christian Ruester* (Germany)

Practical and theoretical approaches to detecting grid dynamics and stability

12:10–12:30 35 Harald Weber*, Salaheddin Alali (Germany)

Impact of Increasing Wind Power Generation on the North-South Inter-Area Oscillation Mode in the European ENTSO-E System

12:30–12:50 94 Anna Maternik-Demontoux*, Leoš Valenta, Ivan Černý (France)

Power transformers and environmental protection

12:50–13:10 96 Jagadeesh Gunda*, Sasa Djokic, Gareth Harrison (United Kingdom)

Analysis of Infeasible Cases in Optimal Power Flow Problem

13:10–13:30 98 Tomasz Okon, Kazimierz Wilkosz* (Poland)

Problems of Power Flow Computations for a Power System with UPFC

* corresponding author

11:30 – 13:10 Regular Sessions I

Reactive Power Control and Voltage Stability

Chair: Prof. H. Gueguen, Co-Chair: Dr. M. Vizza

Room 17

Time No. Authors Title

11:30–11:50 1 Ioannis Bouloumpasis*, Panagis Vovos, Konstantinos Georgakas, Nicholas Vovos (Greece)

Harmonic Cancellation of PV-supplied DC/AC Converter without Stabilizing Input Capacitors

11:50–12:10 31 Alessandro Casavola, Francesco Tedesco*, Maurizio Vizza (Italy)

Reactive Power Management for Voltage Rise Mitigation in Distribution Networks with Distributed Generation: a Command Governor Approach

12:10–12:30 36 Marjorie Cosson*, Herve Gueguen, Pierre Haessig, Didier Dumur, Cristina Nicoleta Stoica Maniu, Vincent Gabrion, Gilles Malarange (France)

Stability Criterion for Voltage Stability Study of Distributed Generators

12:30–12:50 51 Moritz Theissen*, Konstantin Schaab, Olaf Stursberg (Germany)

Voltage Stability of Power Grids with PV Plants using Robust LPV-Control

12:50–13:10 77 Spencer Shabshab, Daniel Opila* (USA)

Extending control stability results from voltage-sourced to current-controlled AC or DC power converters

13:30 – 15:00 Lunch

15:00 – 17:00 Invited Session VII

Synchrophasor Applications in WAMPAC Systems,

Chair: Prof. M. Kezunovic, Co-Chair: Prof. V. Terzija

Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

15:00–15:20 17 P K Agarwal*, Sarma Nuthalapati (India)

Synchrophasors and WAMS – An Indian Experience

15:20–15:40 24 Mladen Kezunovic* (USA)

Life Cycle Management Tools for Synchrophasor Systems: Why We Need Them and What They Should Entail

15:40–16:00 26 Glauco Taranto* (Brazil)

Using Synchrophasors to Detect Transient and Voltage Instability in Transmission Networks and in Active Distribution Networks

16:00–16:20 28 Alexandru Nechifor*, Mihaela Albu, Richard Hair, Vladimir Terzija (United Kingdom)

An enterprise Java EE platform for monitoring load dynamics using PMU data

16:20–16:40 34 Manu Parashar* (USA)

Practical Experiences in Operationalizing WAMS in the Control Room

16:40–17:00 40 Tianshu Bi, Fei Sun, Hao Liu*, Kenneth Martin, Jinsong Li (China)

Rogowski Electronic Transformer Performance Evaluation and Its Impact on PMUs

15:00 – 17:00 Regular Session II Power System Control, H infinity and Optimization

Chair: Prof. K. Lee, Co-Chair: Prof. D. Moga Room 17

Time No. Authors Title

15:00–15:20 19 Amer Mesanovic*, Ulrich Münz, Chris Heyde (Germany)

Comparison of H_{infinity}, H_2, and pole optimization for power system oscillation damping with remote renewable generation

15:20–15:40 41 Gerasimos Rigatos*, Pierluigi Siano, Patrice WIRA (Greece)

Nonlinear H-infinity control of multi-phase electric machines

15:40–16:00 42 Gerasimos Rigatos*, Pierluigi Siano, Patrice WIRA, Assad Hamida (Greece)

An H-infinity approach to optimal control of doubly-fed reluctance machines

16:00–16:20 74 Quang Linh Lam*, Antoneta Iuliana Bratcu, Riu Delphine (France)

Robustness Analysis of Primary Frequency H-infinity Control in Stand-alone Microgrids with Storage Units

16:20–16:40 78 Wenlei Bai*, Duehee Lee, Kwang Y. Lee (USA)

Stochastic Dynamic Optimal Power Flow Integrated with Wind Energy Using General Dynamic Factor Model

16:40–17:00 80 Daniel Moga*, Dorin Petreus, Nicoleta Stroia, Vlad Muresan (Romania)

Optimal generation scheduling in islanded microgrids

17:00 – 17:20 Coffee break 17:20 – 18:40 Invited Session III

Smart Grid – Simulation and Applications Chair: Prof. H. Mori, Co-Chair: Prof. Y. Fukuyama Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

17:20–17:40 13 Sohei Iwata, Yoshikazu Fukuyama* (Japan)

Verification of Dependability on Parallel Differential Evolution Based Voltage and Reactive Power Control

17:40–18:00 20 Yoshinori Okukita* (Japan)

Study on a Voltage Control Method of a TVR considering Parameter Changes

18:00–18:20 49 Hiroyuki Mori*, Hirohisa Yokoyama (Japan)

An ANN-Based Method for Estimating Distribution Network Reconfigurations

18:20–18:40 65 Yoshifumi Zoka*, Yutaka Sasaki, Naoto Yorino (Japan)

An On-demand Generation Regulation for Small Independent Power Grids with a Selective Control

17:20–18:40 Room 17

Meeting on a long-term cooperation between CIGRE (eventually CIRED) and IFAC. Chair: Prof. M. Kezunovic (CIGRE), Prof. K. Lee (IFAC) Co-Chairs: Prof. V. Terzija (CIGRE), Dr. Udo Spanel (IFAC and CIGRE) Prof. Z. Müller (Czech and Slovak National Committee CIGRE)

19:00 – 21:00 Welcome Reception

Wednesday – October 12

Presentation of exhibitors

Time Room Company

8:00–8:10 D-266 Mathworks (USA), HUMUSOFT - exclusive distributor for Czech and Slovak Republic, Dr. Jaroslav Jirkovský

8:10–8:20 OPAL RT Europe, Dr. Amandine Delagarde, Dr. Francois Tempez (France)

8:20–8:30 RTDS Technologies, Dr. Rick Kuffel (Canada)

08:30 – 10:50 Invited Session IV

Real Time Simulation – RTS / DTS /OTS Applications in T&D Smart Grids,

Chair: Dr. Spanel, Co-Chair: Dr. Kuffel

Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

08:30–08:50 37 Petr V Neuman* (Czech Republic)

Island Operations of Parallel Synchronous Generators – Simulators Case Study for Large Power Plants

08:50–09:10 47 Udo Spanel* (Germany)

DUtrain Power System Handler - the Movement of an Operator Training Simulator Prototype towards an Operational Training System

09:10–09:30 92 Richard Kuffel* (Canada)

The Role and Importance of Real Time Digital Simulation in the Development and Testing of Power System Control and Protection Equipment

09:30–09:50 93 Amine Yamane, Simon Abourida, Yahia Bouzid*, Francois Tempez (France)

Real-Time Simulation of Distributed Energy Systems and Microgrids

09:50–10:10 95 Marcello Testori*, Olivier Lamquet, Giuliano Matli (Italy)

Real-Time hardware-in-the-loop grid simulator to test generating units’ speed governors in islanding operating conditions

10:10–10:30 25 Karel Máslo* (Czech Republic)

Simulation Engine for Dispatcher Training and Engineering Network Simulators

10:30–10:50 33 Slámka Miroslav* (Slovakia)

Real Time Dispatch Training Simulator based on TRIS / DMES ELEKTROSYSTEM

10:50 – 11:10 Coffee break

11:10 – 13:10 Invited Session V

Smart Grid in South Korea I.

Chair: Prof. J. Choi, Co-Chair: Prof. Chul-Hwan Kim

Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

11:10–11:30 58 Se-Jin Chung, Ji-Kyung Park, Chul-Hwan Kim* (Korea, South)

Stochastic Analysis of Turbine Generator Shaft Torsional Torque considering Power System Load Capacity

11:30–11:50 62 Yeonchan Lee, Jaeseok Choi*, Junmin Cha (Korea, South)

Smarter Visual System of Generator Maintenance Scheduling Including Multi-Objective Functions by GA

11:50–12:10 63 Jaeseok Choi*, Duy-Phuong Nguyen Do (Korea, South)

Process and Features of Smart Grid, Micro Grid and Super Grid in South Korea

12:10–12:30 66 Chul-Won Park*, Soon-Choul Choi, Kyung-Min Lee (Korea, South)

A Study on Smart Fault Locator Based on Time-Synchronized Phasor

12:30–12:50 75 SeungHyun Sohn, DooUng Kim, GyuJung Cho, Chul-Hwan Kim* (Korea, South)

Analysis of Power System Transient based on Traveling Wave Theory using MATLAB/GUI

12:50–13:10 81 Hui won Jeong, Junmin Cha, Ungjin Oh, Jaeseok Choi* (Korea, South)

Reliability Assessment of BESS integrated with PCS by Using Operation Data

11:10 – 12:50 Regular Session V

Power System Stability

Chair: Prof. Maryam Kamgarpour, Co-Chair: Dr. I. Hiskens Room 17

Time No. Authors Title

11:10–11:30 21 Maryam Kamgarpour*, Alexander Fuchs (Switzerland)

Reachability-based Control Synthesis for Power System Stability

11:30–11:50 38 Johanna Salazar, Fernando Tadeo*, Cesar de Prada (Spain)

Predictive Control of Microgrids with Mixed Sources for Desalination in Remote Areas

11:50–12:10 64 Michael Fisher, Ian A. Hiskens* (USA)

Numerical Computation of Parameter-Space Stability/Instability Partitions for Induction Motor Stalling

12:10–12:30 67 Stefano Raimondi Cominesi*, La Bella Alessio, Marcello Farina, Riccardo Scattolini (Italy)

A multi-layer control scheme for microgrid energy management

12:30–12:50 68 José L. Rueda*, Digvijay Gusain, Boemer Jens, Palensky Peter (Netherlands)

Identification of Dynamic Equivalents of Active Distribution Networks through MVMO

13:20 – 14:50 Lunch

14:50– 16:20 Women Panel discussion (women involvement) Room D-266 NOC Co-Chair: Dr. Petr Neuman (Czech Republic) Title of introduction presentation: „The requirement from the co-sponsoring IFAC TCs/Technical Board for Enhancement of Women Involvement during the approval process of IFAC Workshop CTDSG - short story“ 1. Representative IFAC: Prof. Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, University of Kansas (USA) & IFAC Technical Board (TB) Member Elected Fellow of IFAC and elected IFAC TB Member - Liaison to Education, elected Fellow of IEEE and recently elected the 2017 IEEE Women in Engineering Committee Global Chair. Her long term service to IFAC includes: Chair of the IFAC Technical Committee on Control Education, Chair of the Harold Chestnut Control Engineering Textbook Prize, Member of the IFAC Technical Board and IFAC Awards Committee. Her long term service to IEEE includes: Chair of the IEEE Control Systems Society (CSS) Technical Committee on Control Education, Member of the CSS Board of Governors, Vice President of CSS for Member Activities, Founder of CSS Women in Control, and First Chair of CSS Standing Committee on Women in Control. Title of presentation: „Women in Engineering - The IFAC and IEEE share the same goal and mission in promoting women in their organizations: to bring important visibility to women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), to inspire and to advance them in their professional careers".

2. IPC Vice-Chair for women: Master’s degree in Management and Marketing - Anna Maternik-

Demontoux (France)

Title of presentation: „Women Involvement in Power Engineering in Countries EU15“

3. NOC Co-Chair for women: Dr. Helena Hanzlíková (Czech Republic) Title of presentation: „Potential Ways for Enhancement of Women Involvement in Power Engineering“ Invited panel female participants: Maryam Kamgarpour (Switzerland), Anna Glazunova (Russia), Elena Korkina (Russia), Se-Jin Chung (Korea), Trang Le Thi Minh (Vietnam -> Czech Republic), M. Chladová (Czech Republic), Dagmar Jarásová (Slovak Republic), Invited panel male participants: Jaromír Beran (General sponsorship, Czech Republic), (e.g., authors who have a female co-authors), Prof. Karel Noháč (Czech Republic), Dr. Florian Steinke (Germany), Prof. Fernando Tadeo (Spain), Mr. Quang Linh Lam (France), Mr. David Annebicque (France), Dr. Konstantin Suslov (Russia), Mr. Alexandru Nechifor (United Kingdom), Dr. Leoš Valenta (Czech Republic), and further direct invitations are at negotiations. For all participants of the workshop is Free entry.

14:50– 16:20 IFAC TC 6.3 Meeting Prague Room 18 Chair: Prof. Kwang Y. Lee (USA) Agenda: 1. Approval of the minutes of the TC 6.3 Committee meeting held in New Delhi, 2015 2. Preparation of the IFAC World Congress 2017, Toulouse (Kwang Y. Lee) 3. Preparation of the TC 6.3 Symposium 2018, Tokio, Japan (Hiroyuki Mori) 4. Other Businesses 14:50– 16:20 Thematic and Individual sessions in the conference center Room 17

16:20 – 16:40 Coffee break

16:40 – 19:00 Invited Session VI Smart Grid in South Korea II. Chair: Prof. K. Lee, Co-Chair: Prof. S. Han Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

16:40–17:00 46 Seungmin Jung, Gilsoo JANG* (Korea, South)

Real-Time power control algorithm for reactive power reserve of Wind Farm

17:00–17:20 48 Jong-Keun Park, Jaeseok Choi, Chang-Gi Min* (Korea, South)

A Risk Assessment Method for Ramping Capability Shortage in Power Systems

17:20–17:40 52 Young Il Lee*, Chivon Choeung, Seong Hwan Park, Byung Kwon Koh (Korea, South)

Robust Tracking Control of a Three-Phase DC-AC Inverter for UPS Application under Unbalanced Load Conditions

17:40–18:00 54 MinKyu Baek, Jong-Bae Park*, Kwang Y. Lee (Korea, South)

An Improved Attractive and Repulsive Particle Swarm Optimization for Nonconvex Economic Dispatch Problems

18:00–18:20 55 Dongyeon Lee, Daehyun Park, Jong-Bae Park*, Kwang Y. Lee (Korea, South)

Security-Constrained Unit Commitment Considering Demand Response Resource as Virtual Power Plant

18:20–18:40 57 Soohee Han* (Korea, South) Frequency/Voltage Regulation with STATCOM with Battery in High Voltage Transmission System

18:40–19:00 61 Ungjin Oh, Jaeseok Choi*, Hag-hyeon Kim (Korea, South)

Reliability Contribution Function considering Wind Turbine Generators and Battery Energy Storage System in Power System

16:40 – 18:40 Regular Session VI Smart Grids Applications Chair: Dr. F. Steinke, Co-Chair: Prof. M. Robert Room 17

Time No. Authors Title

16:40–17:00 3 Elisabeth Kellerer*, Florian Steinke (Germany)

An Approximate Min-Sum Algorithm for Smart Grid Dispatch with Continuous Variables

17:00–17:20 79 David Annebicque*, Bruno Gérard Michel Robert, Jean-François Henry, Jaona Randrianalisoa, Catalin Popa (France)

A Multidisciplanary Approach to Improve Energetic Performance in Smart Buildings

17:20–17:40 2 Xin FANG*, Fangxing (Fran) Li, Hantao Cui, Linquan Bai, Haoyu Yuan (USA)

Risk Constrained Scheduling of Energy Storage for Load Serving Entities Considering Load and LMP Uncertainties

17:40–18:00 27 Seyed Mohammad Mousavi Agah*, Damian Flynn (Ireland)

Controlled Charging of Electric Vehicles to Minimize Energy Losses in Distribution Systems

18:00–18:20 50 Nicolo Gionfra*, Houria Siguerdidjane, Guillaume Sandou, damien faille (France)

Hierarchical Control of a Wind Farm for Wake Interaction Minimization

18:20–18:40 70 Micha Weisshaupt*, Benjamin Schlatter, Petr Korba (Switzerland)

Evaluation of Measures to Operate Urban Low Voltage Grids Considering Future PV Expansion

18:45–18:55 D-266 Petr Korba (Switzerland)

Financing power energy research and the cooperation between technical

universities and industry in Switzerland (Swiss Competence Centers of Energy Research - SCCER #2 "grids and components").

Thursday – October 13

Presentation of exhibitors

Time Room Company

8:00–8:10 D-266 ELEKTROSYSTEM Inc., Miroslav Slámka (Slovak Republic): „TRIS control system for the TD Smart Grids”

8:10–8:20 TECO a.s., Jaromír Klaban, Commercial Director, Member of the Board (Czech Republic): „FOXTROT control system - a node in a Smart Grids”

8:20–8:30 S&T Smart Energy GmbH, Austria; S&T CZ s. r. o., Prague Petr Skalický - Business Director, Luděk Lamač – Key Account Manager (Czech Republic): „Presentation of products and direction of the company S&T Smart Energy GmbH

08:30 – 10:30 Invited Session II Innovative II.: Mechanical Models Approach, and Special applications WAMS Chair: Dr. P. Neuman, Co-Chair: Prof. K. Noháč Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

08:30–08:50 84 Thi Minh Trang Le*, Ivan Uhlíř (Czech Republic)

Inter-area Power Oscillation and Potential Application Phasor Measurement Units for the Vietnam 500kV Power System

08:50–09:10 85 Ivan Uhlíř, Milan Danecek* (Czech Republic)

Dynamic Grid Stability: Technology and Solutions Leading to Smart Grid Technologies

09:10–09:30 91 Zdenek Neusser*, Petr V Neuman, Michael Valasek, Martin Nečas (Czech Republic)

Wave-based Modeling and Control of Interconnected Synchronous Machines - Applications on Mechanical Models

09:30–09:50 72 Pavel Hering*, Daniel Juřík, Petr Janecek, Antonín Popelka (Czech Republic)

Applications of Czech PMU / WAMS Systems in Distribution Systems

09:50–10:10 82 Karel Noháč*, Miloslava Tesařová, Lucie Noháčová, Jan Veleba, Viktor Majer (Czech Republic)

Utilization of Events Measured by WAMS-BIOZE-Detector for System Voltage Stability Evaluation

10:10–10:30 16 Milan Stork*, Daniel Mayer, Josef Hrusak (Czech Republic)

Controlled Chaos Based on Tellegen’s Principle in Electric Power Systems - Basic Approach

10:30 – 10:50 Coffee break

10:50 – 12:50 Invited Session VIII Synchrophasor Units PMU and WAMPaC Systems Applications in Europe Chair: Dr. Sattinger, Co-Chair: Dr. K. Máslo / Dr. M. Vrba Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

10:50–11:10 45 Zsolt Čonka*, Michal Kolcun, Ľubomír Beňa (Slovakia)

Improvement of Transmission Capacity by FACTS devices in Central East Europe power system

11:10–11:30 53 Walter Sattinger* (Switzerland)

Continental European WAMs System Analysis, Protection and Dynamics Applications

11:30–11:50 60 Smidovic Rastislav, Michal Grega*, Martin Jedinak (Slovakia)

Synchronization Options during Restoration of Base Case Topology in the Transmission System by using WAMS System

11:50–12:10 97 Srdjan Skok*, Igor Ivankovic, Zdeslav Cerina (Croatia)

Hybrid State Estimation Model Based on PMU and SCADA Measurements

12:10–12:30 6 Karel Máslo*, Miroslav Vrba (Czech Republic)

Using WAMS for HVDC Control

12:30–12:50 44 Giorgio Giannuzzi, Cosimo Pisani*, Walter Sattinger (Italy)

Generator Coherency Analysis in ENTSO-E Continental System: Current Status and Ongoing Developments

10:50 – 12:30 Regular Session VIII Power and Heating Systems Control, HVAC – HVDC Chair: Prof. I. Erlich, Co-Chair: Prof. B. Francois Room 17

Time No. Authors Title

10:50–11:10 22 Abdulwahab Korai*, Istvan Erlich (Germany)

The Harmonic Stability Problem in Offshore Wind Farms and Targeted Extension of the HVDC Link Control for its Mitigation

11:10–11:30 32 Lubomir Vasek, Viliam Dolinay* (Czech Republic)

Holonic Model of DHC for Energy Flow Optimization

11:30–11:50 39 Xiao Wu*, Jiong Shen, Yiguo Li, Junli Zhang, Kwang Y. Lee (China)

Data-driven Predictive Control of Micro Gas Turbine Combined Cooling Heating and Power system

11:50–12:10 71 Adrià Pibernat ROSES, Bruno FRANCOIS* (France)

Practical determination of HVAC - HVDC Hybridization ratio for Off-shore Transmission network Architectures through technico-economic considerations

12:10–12:30 73 Fabrizio Sossan*, Mario Paolone (Switzerland)

Integration and Operation of Utility-Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems: the EPFL's Experience

13:00 – 14:30 Lunch

14:30 – 16:30 Invited Session IX Smart Grid – Simulation and Applications Chair: Prof. N. Voropai, Co-Chair: Prof. I. Yadykin / Prof. Elena Korkina Room D-266

Time No. Authors Title

14:30–14:50 23 Konstantin Suslov*, Svetlana Solodusha, Dmitry Gerasimov (Russia)

Integral models for control of smart power networks

14:50–15:10 76 Nikita V. Tomin*, Victor G. Kurbatsky (Russia)

Machine Learning Techniques to Power System Security Assessment

15:10–15:30 88 Daniil Panasetsky*, Aleksey Osak, Denis Sidorov, Yong Li (Russia)

Simplified variable frequency induction-motor drive model for power system stability studies and control

15:30–15:50 5 Anna Glazunova*, Evgenii Semshchikov, Elena Aksaeva (Russia)

Forecasting the Total Transfer Capability of Intersystem Lines for On-line Control of Electric Power System Operation

15:50–16:10 15 Irina Kolosok, Elena Korkina* (Russia)

Development of a State Estimation Methodology to Improve the Quality of Control of the Boundary Areas of the Neighboring Smart Transmission Grids

16:10–16:30 18 Igor Yadykin, Andrey Grobovoy, Alexey Borisovich Iskakov*, Dmitry Kataev, Natalya Kiryanova, Gleb Prankevich (Russia)

The sub-Gramians method as a tool for Smart Grid Technology

14:30–16:30 Room 17

Meeting on cooperation between ENTSO-E (eventually EDSO) and IFAC. Chairs: Dr. W. Sattinger (Swissgrid), Dr. I. Ivankovic (HOPS), Prof. V. Terzija (University of Manchester - on behalf of National Grid) Co-Chairs: Dr. K. Maslo (CEPS), Dr. M. Grega & Dr. R. Smidovic (SEPS)

14:30 – 16:30 Individually agreed-upon bilateral or multilateral negotiations between the

workshop participants, possibly with invited external companies.

Rooms 18, and others Examples: Tomas Bata Univerzity (paper no. 32) and SUPELEC (paper no. 3),

etc

16:30 – 16:50 Coffee break

16:50 – 17:20 Evaluation of workshop, conclusions and challenges. Room D-266 19:30 – 21:00 Closing Ceremony – Dinner