Monitoring and Analysis for Smart Grids

Dear Colleagues,

The integration of photovoltaic (PV) systems, wind energy, electric vehicles, among others, into the modern power grid has significantly complicated its monitoring and analysis due to the uncertainty of renewable power generation. This paradigm shift necessitates the proposal or adoption of new measures for effectively managing and understanding the smart grid.

In this context, this Special Issue, "Monitoring and Analysis for Smart Grids", stands poised to chart a significant course in advancing our comprehension and practical applications within this evolving domain.

The smart grid, positioned at the intersection of technological innovation and sustainable energy, represents a pivotal nexus in our contemporary landscape. Its evolution and optimal functioning are not only crucial for meeting escalating energy demands, but are also imperative for ensuring environmental sustainability.

Aligned with the overarching scope of the journal, this Special Issue aims to spotlight the intersection of monitoring and analysis within the smart grid paradigm. Our goal is to curate a diverse array of contributions that elucidate and catalyze advancements and innovations within this vital sphere.

Themes worth exploring encompass, but are not limited to, the following:

• Real-time monitoring technologies for grid performance assessment;
• Data analytics and predictive modeling for grid optimization;
• Integration of renewable energy sources and bolstering grid resilience;
• Cybersecurity frameworks within smart grid infrastructure;
• Advanced sensor networks and their application in grid monitoring;
• Policy implications and regulatory frameworks shaping smart grid development.

We also invite original research articles and comprehensive reviews that uncover new dimensions, explore novel methodologies, or present insightful analyses within these areas. Through this collaborative endeavor, we aim to enrich our collective knowledge and foster innovative solutions for the challenges and opportunities inherent in the evolution of the smart grid.

We eagerly anticipate the diverse and illuminating contributions that will enrich this Special Issue.

Dr. Mukesh Gautam
Dr. Roshan Sharma
Guest Editors

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• smart grid
• grid monitoring
• data analytics
• grid optimization
• renewable integration
• grid resilience
• cybersecurity for smart grid
• sensors networks