Secure and Efficient Communication in Smart Grids
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "A1: Smart Grids and Microgrids".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2022) | Viewed by 25938
Special Issue Editors
Interests: cybersecurity; artificial intelligence (AI); internet of things (IoT); smart grids; 5G/6G networks; vehicular networks; communication networks; image processing; signal processing; smart healthcare
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Interests: security and privacy in wireless networks including IoT and smart grid networks; privacy-preserving machine learning; machine learning for cyber-security; secure federated learning; traffic analysis attacks and countermeasures; cyber-physical systems security
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue is intended to present feature and scholarly papers that address some of the diverse array of topics related to Smart Grid Secure and Efficient Communication. These topics include, but are not limited to, secure and resilient communication; secure smart metering; key management; authorization and access control; attack detection, mitigation and attribution; trust and privacy; demand-response management; security design and verification tools; and simulation and performance analysis of security operations and services. Technological advances in all these areas have profoundly affected the realization of the secure and efficient communications and information management that are essential to all aspects of the smart grid. We invite scientists and researchers to submit papers for this important Special Issue, “Secure and Efficient Communication in Smart Grids”. Case studies, reviews, and research papers on all topics related to the cybersecurity and communication issues of smart grids are invited.
Dr. Mostafa Fouda
Dr. Mohamed Ibrahem
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- secure and resilient communication and control architectures in smart grids
- demand-response management
- secure and private demand-response management
- secure and private smart metering
- cryptography, key management, authorization and access control in smart grids
- security threat and vulnerability assessment and measurement in smart grids
- cyber-physical security information and event management in smart grids
- trust and privacy in smart grids
- security design and verification tools in smart grids
- simulation and performance analysis of security operations and services in smart grids
- big data analysis in smart grid security and privacy
- security of integrating renewable energy resources in smart grids
- security of electric vehicles in smart grids
- security of energy management in smart grids
- secure real-time communication in smart grids
- machine learning for smart grid security and privacy
- integrated simulation, testbed, and case studies for smart grid security and privacy
- attack detection, mitigation and attribution in smart grids
- security against data injection and falsification attacks in smart grids
- intrusion detection in smart grids
- privacy and security issues in AI applications in smart grids
- key management and authorization in energy management systems
- privacy and security issues in smart grid interoperability
- game-theoretic study of smart grid security and privacy problems
- information-theoretic models of privacy and security in smart grids
- data-analytics-based approaches for privacy and security assessment and mitigation
- secure integration of internet-of-things solutions to smart grids
- data analysis, simulation and assessment studies from testbeds and real-time implementations
- cyber-physical security of energy storage and management systems
- wide area monitoring and control for attack detection, prevention, and mitigation
- cyber-physical testbed development for risk analysis
- cyber-physical security of distributed energy resources (DER) systems
- cyber-physical security of micro-grids and DC grids
- electricity theft detection and mitigation
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