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REU Site: Smart Energy and Smart Systems: Enabling the Future through Electrical & Computer Engineering

REU Site: Smart Energy and Smart Systems: Enabling the Future through Electrical & Computer Engineering
REU 网站:智能能源和智能系统:通过电气实现未来
批准号:
1062603
负责人:
Karen Butler-Purry
金额:
$40.2万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-05-01 至 2016-04-30

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中文摘要
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这三年REU网站计划在得克萨斯州A M大学的重点是电气和计算机工程方法,涉及能源的生产,传输,分配,存储和管理的研究问题。“智能”能源系统内的网络物理交互为安全关键型应用提供了更高的智能、自主性和安全性。具体而言,将在以下方面进行分析,计算和实验项目的组合:主动电网管理,智能电网网络安全,系统稳定,智能电网传感器系统,可再生能源协调,高效配电的超导体以及智能电网连接的下一代通信。拟议研究的智力价值是将电气和计算机工程的严格分析方法特性带到对新兴网络物理能源系统具有重要意义的新问题中。最近,政府非常关注下一代电力系统的开发,这些系统可提供更高的效率、电力质量以及增强的弹性和对攻击、自然灾害和系统干扰的响应。智能电网的愿景将替代形式的能源和复杂的网络基础设施整合到传统技术中。这导致了一系列丰富而重要的研究挑战,这些挑战在本REU网站中得到了解决。REU学生将参与开发下一代算法,协议和原型技术,利用智能信号处理,计算,微电子和纳米级器件合成的进步。他们将参与制定解决方案,以提高国家在环境问题,安全威胁,能源和自主权需求增加以及关键基础设施老化方面的能力。REU网站将为那些通常没有机会的人提供研究经验,特别是女性,代表性不足的少数民族和第一代大学生。它为提高TAMU研究和教育基础设施的多样性做出了重大贡献,并增加了高级非洲裔美国人和西班牙裔工程师的产量。它为不同人群创建了一个模型程序,解决了本科生接触研究的问题,并提高了对进入研究生院途径的认识。拥有更加多元化的工程和科学教授队伍不仅对德克萨斯州而且对全国的社会都有显着好处,可以促进少数族裔更公平地参与工程和科学学科。合作伙伴大学包括罗斯-胡尔曼理工学院和HBCUs草原视图A M大学和诺福克州立大学。
英文摘要
The focus of this three year REU Site program at Texas A&M University is electrical and computer engineering approaches to research problems involving energy generation, transmission, distribution, storage and management. Cyber-physical interactions within "smart" energy systems enable greater intelligence, autonomy and security for safety-critical applications. Specifically, a combination of analytic, computational and experimental projects will be conducted in: active grid management, smart grid cyber security, system stabilization, smart grid sensor systems, coordination of renewable energy sources, superconductors for efficient power distribution, and next generation communications for smart grid connectivity. The intellectual merit of the proposed research is to bring the rigorous analytical approach characteristic of electrical and computer engineering to novel problems of importance to emerging cyber-physical energy systems. Recently, there is significant government focus on the development of next generation power systems that provide greater efficiency, power quality and enhanced resiliency and response to attack, natural disaster and system disturbances. The smart grid vision integrates alterative forms of energy and complex cyber infrastructure within legacy technology. This has led to a set of rich and vital research challenges that are addressed in this REU Site. The REU students will participate in developing the next generation of algorithms, protocols and prototype technologies leveraging advances in intelligent signal processing, computation, microelectronics and nano-scale device synthesis. They will participate in developing solutions that will enhance national capabilities in the presence of environmental concerns, security threats, increased energy and autonomy demands, and aging critical infrastructure.This REU Site will offer research experiences to those who may not normally have such an opportunity, particularly women, underrepresented minorities, and first-generation college students. It makes a significant contribution toward enhancing the diversity of the research and education infrastructure at TAMU and toward increasing the production of advanced-degreed African American and Hispanic engineers. It creates a model program for diverse populations that addresses undergraduates' exposure to research as well as increases awareness of the pathway to graduate school. Having a more diverse engineering and science professoriate significantly benefits society, not only in Texas but nationally, in promoting a more equitable participation of minorities in the engineering and scientific disciplines. Partner universities include Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and HBCUs Prairie View A&M University and Norfolk State Universities.
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    1723255
  • 项目类别:
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  • 财政年份:
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  • 负责人:
    Karen Butler-Purry
  • 依托单位:
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