Plenary talk at ICCSS 2015
My paper “Socio-technical Trade-offs in Self-regulating Smart Grids” is one of the 12 papers selected for a plenary talk among 342 accepted papers in the International Conference on Computational Social Science-ICCSS 2015. Several notable keynote speakers are expected to complement to a very constructive interdisciplinary event on computational social science.
My paper provides a data-driven evidence and a socio-technical perspective towards realizing self-regulating Smart Grids. It combines findings from the following two papers:
- Evangelos Pournaras, Matteo Vasirani, Robert E. Kooij and Karl Aberer, Decentralized Planning of Energy Demand for the Management of Robustness and Discomfort, IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, Vol. 10, Nr. 4, pp. 2280-2289, 2014 © IEEE
- Evangelos Pournaras, Matteo Vasirani, Robert E. Kooij and Karl Aberer, Measuring and Controlling Unfairness in Decentralized Planning of Energy Demand, in the proceedings of the IEEE International Energy Conference-EnergyCon 2014, Dubrovnik, Croatia, May 2014. © IEEE [Presentation]
An abstract of my paper follows:
Social-technical Trade-offs in Self-regulating Smart Grids
This paper illustrates socio-technical trade-offs in self-regulating Smart Grids. Social and technical factors such as robustness, discomfort and fairness are measured and evaluated using data from real-world operational Smart Grids projects. Results show a broad spectrum of socio-technical trade-offs required for effectively self-regulating Smart Grids. Such trade-offs can make future societies more participatory and self-sustainable.
Tags: agents, discomfort, energy management, EPOS, fairness, RobuSmart, robustness, self-regulating systems, stabilization
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