Publications by authors named "HyoSik Yang"

Article Synopsis
  • - The paper evaluates four forecasting algorithms—ARIMA, SARIMA, LSTM, and SVM—for short-term load forecasting using data from Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) systems, focusing on their effectiveness in predicting electricity usage.
  • - Findings reveal that SVM excels in managing nonlinear patterns, SARIMA effectively identifies seasonal trends, and LSTM handles complex dependencies but requires careful tuning and ample training data.
  • - The study provides practical guidelines for choosing the right forecasting model based on specific data characteristics, emphasizing the integration of advanced techniques to improve demand response strategies and energy management in smart grids.
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In traditional power grids, the unidirectional flow of energy and information has led to a decrease in efficiency. To address this issue, the concept of microgrids with bidirectional flow and independent power sources has been introduced. The components of a microgrid utilize various IoT protocols such as OPC-UA, MQTT, and DDS to implement bidirectional communication, enabling seamless network communication among different elements within the microgrid.

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Traditional unidirectional power systems that produce large-scale electricity and supply it using an ultra-high voltage power grid are changing globally to increase efficiency. Current substations' protection relays rely only on internal substation data, where they are located, to detect changes. However, to more accurately detect changes in the system, various data from several external substations, including micro-grids, are required.

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Renewable energy sources, which are controllable under the management of the microgrids with the contribution of energy storage systems and smart inverters, can support power system frequency regulation along with traditionally frequency control providers. This issue will not be viable without a robust communication architecture that meets all communication specification requirements of frequency regulation, including latency, reliability, and security. Therefore, this paper focuses on providing a communication framework of interacting between the power grid management system and microgrid central controller.

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This research work put forward an intelligent method for diagnosis and classification of power transformers faults based on the instructive Dissolved Gas Analysis Method (DGAM) attributes and machine learning algorithms. In the proposed method, 14 attributes obtained through DGAM are utilized as the initial and unprocessed inputs of Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS). In this method, attribute selection and improved learning algorithm are utilized to enhance fault detection and recognition precision.

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