Collaborative Research: Planning Grant: I/UCRC for Real-Time Intelligence for Smart Electric Grid Operations (RISE)

克莱姆森大学和佐治亚理工学院合作提议成立一个新的工业大学合作研究中心(I/UCRC)，旨在为智能电网运营(RISE)提供实时智能。可扩展的实时智能可端到端地动态规划和运营我们的国家电力基础设施，并在成本、可靠性、弹性和可持续性方面有效地使用更多的可再生能源，这是当今的一项挑战。Rise Center将在未来多年开发造福社会的新技术。克莱姆森大学和佐治亚理工学院将采取举措，扩大这一领域中代表性不足群体的代表性。该奖项将支持拟建中心的规划会议。拟建中心的主要目标如下：与RISE行业成员、学术界和政府合作，开发新的算法、架构和方法，以实现新的系统范式操作系统，并教育和创新了解新能源行业跨学科(系统系统)性质的新一代工程师、专业人员和教育工作者，预计该行业将出现人才短缺。RISE概念带来了电力系统、通信和信息系统、计算系统、网络系统、市场设计和政策的整合，以应对上述挑战。RISE团队和行业成员将开发一个独特的实时控制中心试验台，以试点和进行智能电网运营的新应用调查。克莱姆森大学和佐治亚理工学院的教师专业知识和几个中心和实验室的崛起，使这两个机构处于战略地位，可以发展尖端的行业相关研究，为智能智能电网运营提供基础。

Clemson University and Georgia Institute of Technology collaboratively propose to form a new Industry University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) for "Real-Time Intelligence for Smart Electric Grid Operations (RISE). Scalable real-time intelligence to dynamically plan and operate our national electricity infrastructure, end-to-end, with more renewable energy sources effectively in terms of cost, reliability, resiliency, and sustainability is a challenge today. The RISE Center will develop new technologies to benefit society for many years to come. Clemson University and Georgia Institute of Technology will involve initiatives that will broaden representation of underrepresented groups in this field. This award will support a planning meeting for the proposed center. The primary objectives of the proposed center are the following: to develop new algorithms, architectures and methodologies to realize a new operating system of systems paradigm in collaboration with RISE industry members, academe, and government, and to educate and innovate the new generation of engineers, professionals and educators who understand the interdisciplinary (system of systems) nature of the new electric energy industry, where a talent shortage is projected. The RISE concept brings about the integration of power systems, communication and information systems, computational systems, cyber systems, market designs and policy to address the challenge mentioned above. A unique real-time control center test-bed will be developed for the RISE team and industry members to pilot and perform investigations of new applications for smart electric grid operations. The RISE faculty expertise and several centers and laboratories at Clemson University and Georgia Institute of Technology strategically position the two institutions to develop leading-edge industry relevant research to provide the foundation for intelligent smart electric grid operations.