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Analysis of data compression techniques in smart grids for optimising mean-square-error

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Electrification was the leading drive in the modern world in its engineering achievements of the twentieth century. Electricity, as an unavoidable characteristic, invisibly fuses into the fabric of modern society. Smart grid integrates electricity and PS network communication that delivers digital information about the operator's and consumers' real-time network operations. Interdisciplinary research areas like communication, automation, sensor and control include smart grid technology. Application-centered network communication architecture must be developed for the Smart Grid to support traditional applications for the smart grid which evolves. The conversion to a smart grid is therefore inevitable and involves the integration of intelligence into the existing electronic grid (IEDs). The current PS infrastructure in smart grid is being upgraded by integrating distributed energy resources, advanced automated control and prediction systems to ensure optimal energy use, making the PS reliable and safer. This study introduces a proposed approach for data compression based on a combined binary regression wavelet-surrogate tree and a hybrid thresholding method. The results show that implementing the proposed data compression approach can result in a substantial reduction in the number of messages exchanged between the IEDS and the SCADA within intelligentsia substation automation in the smart grids by the General Object-Oriented Substation Event (Goose).

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Subbarao, D., Kumar, A.S., Bikshapthi, S.K. et al. Analysis of data compression techniques in smart grids for optimising mean-square-error. Appl Nanosci 13, 1591–1599 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13204-021-02028-7

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