Title :
Multi-agent architecture of energy management system based on IEC 61970 CIM
Author :
Wei, Song ; Xiangnan, Wang ; Houji, Cao ; Guowei, Pan
Author_Institution :
Key Lab. of Power Syst. Protection & Dynamic Security Monitoring, North China Electr. Power Univ., Baoding
Abstract :
With the development of electric power market, the centralized legacy energy management system (EMS) is hardly adaptive to the polytrope of market environment. Firstly the definitions of agent as well as multi-agent system (MAS) are analyzed. Then based on the knowledge of ontology and considered IEC 61970 common information model (CIM) as the data ontology of EMS region, the structure of ontology for EMS is established. And concerned with the function and application of EMS, a new and open type of EMS-oriented multi-agent architecture is presented. Lastly simple object access protocol (SOAP), one of the prevalent Web service technologies, is adopted to transmit data among agents, and the multi-agent communication mechanism is designed. This architecture can meet the ever-increasing requirements of reliability and interoperability for EMS of new generation, and be suitable for the trend of information interaction in power system via Internet.
Keywords :
Web services; access protocols; energy management systems; multi-agent systems; ontologies (artificial intelligence); open systems; power markets; power system analysis computing; EMS interoperability; IEC 61970 CIM; Internet; Web service; common information model; electric power market; energy management system; multiagent architecture; ontology; power system information interaction; simple object access protocol; Computer integrated manufacturing; Energy management; IEC standards; Medical services; Multiagent systems; Ontologies; Power system modeling; Power system reliability; Simple object access protocol; Web services; Agent; CIM; EMS; MAS; Ontology; SOAP;
Conference_Titel :
Power Engineering Conference, 2007. IPEC 2007. International
Conference_Location :
Singapore
Print_ISBN :
978-981-05-9423-7