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The Effect of Expert Evaluations on the Efficiency of Decision Processes in Power Distribution Systems
(IEEE, 1993)
The paper gives the results of tests carried out for utility operational staff (experts) to estimate the form and parameters of a probability density function of errors (which are committed by experts) in evaluation of ...
Application of statistical and neural approaches to the daily load profiles modelling in power distribution systems
(IEEE, 1999)
Load modelling is, an essential task in economic analysis, operation and planning of distribution systems. Particularly, when a Demand Side Managemenf system is taken into account on a deregulated energy market the knowledge ...
The Fuzzy Approach to Energy Losses Calculations in Low Voltage Distribution Networks
(IEEE, 2000)
The occurrence of electric energy losses is connected with the energy production, transmission and distribution processes. The proper computing of electric energy losses is one of the most complex problems in power ...
Modelling of electrical power distribution systems by application of experimental design
(IEEE, 2000)
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the application of the method of experimental design to the analysis of electrical power distribution systems. The theory of experimental design allows us to construct and ...
Comparison of the fuzzy regression analysis and the least squares regression method to the electrical load estimation
(IEEE, 1998)
An essential point in correct calculations and analysis of power distribution systems is a proper evaluation of loads. The acquisition of this data is complex because of a large number of nodes and their area distribution. ...
The probabilistic approach to the analysis of power distribution systems
(Royal Institute of Technology and IEEE Power Engineering Society, 1995)
Today's electric power distribution systems are complex large-scale systems changing in time and area. Physical phenomena occurring in a distribution system during transmission and distribution of electrical energy are ...
Application of Structural Analysis to Classification of Technology Development Drivers
(Griffith School of Engineering, Griffith University, 2015)
The purpose of the paper is to present the structural analysis as an instrument of identification and classification of factors influencing the development of a particular technology. The paper discusses the theoretical ...
ARIMA Models in Load Modelling with Clustering Approach
(IEEE, 2005)
In distribution system, bus load estimation is complicated because system load is usually monitored at only a few points. As a rule receiving nodes are not equipped with stationary
measuring instruments so measurements ...
Fuzzy model for energy losses calculation in low voltage distribution networks
(ISAP, 1999)
The proper electric energy losses computing is one of the most complex problems in power distribution system analysis, demanding consideration of many factors. The accessibility and credibility of data used in calculations ...
Mobilizing corporate foresight potential among V4 countries – assumptions, rationales, and the methodology
(Publishing House of Białystok University of Technology, 2016)
The aim of the article is to describe the concept of the International Visegrad Fund project entitled “Mobilizing corporate foresight potential among V4 countries”. The goal of the project is to help companies of the region ...