Natural Disaster Mitigation: Best Practices
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28 Jul 2021
Natural disaster mitigation is essential for sustainable and resilient power systems. Tracking utility best practices on natural disaster mitigation is not only a high demand from the industry, but also an integral effort in the R&D initiatives of power resiliency. Worldwide best practices have invoked great attentions in the Society on natural disaster mitigation operation method and planning strategy advances, and have sparked extensive R&D efforts on associated resiliency metrics and analysis methods. This panel will report the latest news and industry activities on this subject, followed by panel discussions on resilience metric on this subject. Existing study methods tools and shortfalls will be discussed. New analysis method advances, including data driven modeling and optimization methods on system enhancement, pre-event prevention, event ad hoc reaction and post-event recovery coordination will be addressed. Interdisciplinary researches on meteorology and power system operation security will also be discussed with the most recent progresses in research and practices.
Chairs:
Jay Liu, PJM Interconnection LLC, Zhaoyu Wang, Iowa State
Sponsor Committees:
Technologies &, Innovation Subcommittee
