NSF-JST -RCN-India Workshop on Power System Resiliency and Distributed Energy Management. To Be Held in Mumbai, India January 14-15, 2019

该提案支持来自美国、日本、挪威和印度的研究人员之间的国际研讨会，讨论与电力系统弹性和分布式能源（如光伏太阳能资源、风能资源和各种存储设备）集成相关的基本科学问题。 与传统的化石燃料、水电或核燃料发电不同，分布式能源具有内在的不确定性，可能会严重影响电力系统的弹性。来自四个国家的研究人员之间的研讨会将研究由于可再生资源的渗透率增加而影响电力系统弹性的关键问题，并确定合作研究的关键领域，以获得创新的解决方案，以提高电力系统的弹性和可靠性。 印度孟买的印度理工学院（IIT）将主办为期两天的研讨会。 本次研讨会的受邀者将由研讨会组委会确定和邀请。空间分布的可再生资源和存储设备的日益整合以及计算和通信系统的现代化，都有助于增加电力系统组成网络层和物理层之间交互的复杂性。尽管如此，系统地利用大型数据集来为分布式决策提供信息--这是前面强调的世代变化带来的显著机会--可以提高弹性、经济性、运营效率、电源质量和可用性。拟议的研讨会将于2019年1月在印度举办，将概述电力系统弹性和分布式能源管理系统的基础科学。此次会议的一大特色是，来自美国、日本、印度和挪威的研究人员将齐聚一堂，预计通过技术讨论将得出具有全球影响力的解决方案。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

Abstract The proposal supports an international workshop between researchers from the U.S. Japan, Norway, and India on the fundamental scientific issues related to power system resiliency and the integration of distributed energy resources like photovoltaic solar resources, wind energy resources and a variety of storage devices. Unlike conventional fossil fuel, hydroelectric or nuclear fuel based electricity generation, distributed energy resources are inherently uncertain and could significantly affect power system resiliency. This workshop between researchers from four countries that have experienced significant penetration of renewable resources will examine the critical issues affecting power system resiliency due to the increased penetration of renewable resources and identify key areas of collaborative research to arrive at innovative solutions to enhance power system resiliency and reliability. The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, India, will host the two-day workshop. The invitees to this workshop will be identified and invited by the workshop organizing committee.The increasing integration of spatially distributed renewable resources and storage devices and the modernization of computing and communication systems have contributed to increasing the complexity of interactions between constituent cyber and physical layers of the power system. Nevertheless, the systematic utilization of large data sets to inform distributed decision making-notable opportunities attributable to the generational changes highlighted previously-can improve resiliency, economy, operational efficiency, power quality, and availability. The proposed workshop, will be organized in India in January 2019, will outline the foundational science for power system resiliency and distributed energy management systems. A unique feature of the meeting is that it will bring together researchers from the US, Japan, India, and Norway; in this regard, it is anticipated that technical discussions will result in solutions that have global impact.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.