Applications of cloud computing for power systems
- 1. Applications of cloud computing for power systems
- 2. Contents • Introduction • Types of cloud computing • Cloud service models • Cloud based power systems programming architecture • Energy monitoring system • Cloud based SCADA configuration • A smart grid with and without cloud • Advantages and Disadvantages • Applications and service providers • Conclusion
- 4. Types of cloud computing
- 7. Cloud based power systems programming architecture
- 10. 1. This system developed to optimize energy usage, to achieve continuous storage and procession of even more than ten millions smart meter’s data, as well as serving millions of users. 2. The high safety-storage of such amount of data and the large availability of service for number of users can optimally be ensured by the computing power and data storage capability of cloud technologies.
- 11. Cloud based SCADA configuration Data flow
- 12. 1. web-based monitoring and controlling application layer is an application layer to visualize, monitor and control the readings of different sensors installed across the network and send control signal to the actuators when it is necessary. 2. The middle layer is a cloud computing platform which provides server, database system, different operating systems and computing tools. 3. The lower layer is the smart grid where the actual grid data is collected.
- 13. A smart grid without cloud application
- 14. A smart grid with cloud
- 15. Advantages • Back-up and restore data • Improved collaboration • Excellent accessibility • Low maintenance cost • Mobility • Services in pay-per-use • Unlimited storage capacity • Data security • Device independence
- 16. Disadvantages • Internet connectivity • Vendor lock-in • Limited control • Security • Vendor dependence for data maintenance
- 17. Applications • Art • Business • Data Storage and Backup • Education • Entertainment • Management • Social
- 18. Cloud computing service providers
- 19. Conclusion • Thus cloud computing provide a super-computing power • This cloud of computers extends beyond a single company or enterprise. • This applications and data served by the cloud are available to broad group of users, cross-enterprise and cross platform.
- 20. Continued…
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