Historically, the overall coordination of the electric power system has primarily been delivered through centralized management systems. This mode of operation has served the utility industry well for a number of years. However, a new model using both centralized and distributed information management is necessary because of the evolution of more intelligent field devices that generate massive amounts of data and because of the dynamic landscape of distributed generation, bidirectional load flow, and customer-driven technologies. Attend this session to hear how Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, such as open publish/subscribe messaging protocols like DDS and MQTT, can help meet some of our energy challenges moving forward.
Speaker: Stuart Laval, Duke Energy, Smart Grid Technology Manager (www.duke-energy.com)
More Info:
Learn more about Open Field Message Bus™ (OpenFMB™).
Learn about and download the RTI DDS toolkit for LabVIEW Real-Time Linux Embedded Targets.
Read an article about the Duke Energy Coalition of the Willing Microgrid Interoperability Project.
The slide presentation is attached. No recorded presentation is available for this session.
NIWeek Energy Technology Summit 2015
