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TY - GEN
T1 - Scenarios for an autonomic micro smart grid
AU - Frey, Sylvain
AU - Huguet, François
AU - Mivielle, Cédric
AU - Menga, David
AU - Diaconescu, Ada
PY - 2012
Y1 - 2012
N2 - Autonomic computing is a bio-inspired vision elaborated to manage the increasing complexity ofcontemporary heterogeneous, large scale, dynamic computer systems. This paper presents a series of scenarios relative to micro smart grids – district-size “smart” electricity networks. These scenarios involve situations where autonomic management approaches could provide promising solutions. They therefore appear as short stories of a possible autonomic micro smart grid, that illustrate the concepts of autonomic computing as well as the potential behind this vision. At the same time, these scenarios reveal open issues as well as novel perspectives on the future of micro smart grids.
AB - Autonomic computing is a bio-inspired vision elaborated to manage the increasing complexity ofcontemporary heterogeneous, large scale, dynamic computer systems. This paper presents a series of scenarios relative to micro smart grids – district-size “smart” electricity networks. These scenarios involve situations where autonomic management approaches could provide promising solutions. They therefore appear as short stories of a possible autonomic micro smart grid, that illustrate the concepts of autonomic computing as well as the potential behind this vision. At the same time, these scenarios reveal open issues as well as novel perspectives on the future of micro smart grids.
M3 - Conference contribution/Paper
BT - Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Smart Grids and Green IT Systems (SmartGreens 2012)
ER -