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Optimizations of power consumption and supply in the smart grid: Analysis of the impact of data communication reliability

Niyato et al., 2013

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1170164712531733396
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Niyato D
Dong Q
Wang P
Hossain E
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IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid

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Data communications infrastructure will play an important role to transfer various information in smart grid. In this paper, we consider the reliability of the smart grid data communications infrastructure and its impact on the power consumption and supply optimizations. For …
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