Digital Measurement Procedures for the Energy Industry
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "F1: Electrical Power System".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 October 2024 | Viewed by 153
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Interests: measurement and data analysis; mathematical modeling of measurement systems; signal processing; sensors calibration; electrical measurement of nonelectrical quantities; uncertainties in measurement; dynamic error
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Dear Colleagues,
In addition to measurements of non-electrical quantities—mainly temperature and mechanical quantities—electrical measurements are among the most frequently performed measurements of physical quantities in the power industry. These measurements are carried out in the fields of production, transmission, distribution and use of electricity. They are implemented through the application of digital measurement procedures, which contribute primarily to increasing the efficiency of energy systems and minimizing the possibility of their failure. These procedures enable effective control and monitoring of the operation of energy systems, their diagnostics, measurement and monitoring of energy consumption, management of renewable energy, and electricity storage. It is important, however, that these types of procedures achieve optimal performance in terms of specific tasks while maintaining their appropriate accuracy.
This Special Issue invites contributions on the topic of new measurement procedures in the energy industry. In particular, the presentation of new solutions for the energy industry using advanced measurement procedures related to the digital processing of electrical signals, evolutionary algorithms, and artificial intelligence methods is encouraged. It will be necessary to indicate the current state of knowledge resulting from a thorough review of the literature on the energy industry and the proposed solutions. It will also be necessary to validate the presented measurement procedures based on experimental or simulation data. An indication of the possibilities for practical or theoretical applications of the proposed digital measurement procedures will be recommended.
Dr. Krzysztof Tomczyk
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- artificial intelligence
- computational algorithm
- control algorithm
- control system
- data analysis
- data acquisition
- decision algorithm
- devices for power systems
- digital signal processing
- distributed computing
- distributed system
- electric power quality
- electrical quantity
- errors in power system
- evolutionary algorithm
- fuzzy logic
- genetic algorithm
- measurement algorithm
- measurement system
- measurement technique
- measuring instrument
- nonelectrical quantity
- optimization of power system
- precision measurement
- signal distortion
- signal reproduction
- special algorithms
- time-frequency analysis
- uncertainty analysis
- validation of computational algorithm
- wavelet analysis
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