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Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Synchronization in Isolated Power Systems with High Wind Penetration by Negnevitsky, Michael, Nikolic, Dusan, Groot, Martin de

“…Isolated power systems (IPSs) worldwide are traditionally powered by diesel generators that are very expensive to run and produce harmful emissions. In order…”
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Pool-Based Demand Response Exchange-Concept and Modeling by Duy Thanh Nguyen, Negnevitsky, Michael, de Groot, Martin

“…In restructured power systems, there are many independent players who benefit from demand response (DR). These include the transmission system operator (TSO),…”
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Stability and change in dimensional ratings of personality disorders in drug abuse patients during treatment by de Groot, Martin H., Franken, Ingmar H.A., van der Meer, Chris W., Hendriks, Vincent M.

“…The objective of the study was to determine the extent of change in dimensional scores of personality disorders during treatment of drug abuse patients. The…”
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Walrasian Market Clearing for Demand Response Exchange by Duy Thanh Nguyen, Negnevitsky, M., de Groot, M.

“…This paper presents the design and evaluation of an effective market-clearing scheme for trading demand response (DR) in a deregulated power system. The…”
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Market-Based Demand Response Scheduling in a Deregulated Environment by Duy Thanh Nguyen, Negnevitsky, Michael, de Groot, Martin

“…In this paper we investigate efficient schemes for scheduling demand response (DR) in a deregulated environment. We begin with an analysis of partial schemes…”
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Modeling Load Recovery Impact for Demand Response Applications by Nguyen, D. Thanh, Negnevitsky, Michael, de Groot, Martin

“…In this paper we develop a novel mathematical model to describe the localized economic impact of load recovery by electricity consumers following demand…”
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A Service-Oriented System for Optimizing Residential Energy Use by Wang, Chen, de Groot, Martin, Marendy, Peter

“…Significant consumption and cost savings can be made by better managing energy usage within small commercial properties and individual dwellings. By combining…”
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A new superconducting reference device for thermometry below 1000 mK by Storm, Arnold J, Bosch, Wim A, de Groot, Martin J, Jochemsen, Reyer, Mathu, Frans, Nieuwenhuys, Gerard

“…To provide a means for dissemination of a new temperature scale below 0.65 K, a device is being developed consisting of a number of superconducting reference…”
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Evaluation of SRD1000 superconductive reference devices by SCHÖTTL, Stephan, RUSBY, Richard, HERMIER, Yves, PITRE, Laurent, RIVES, Céline, FELLMUTH, Bernd, ENGERT, Jost, GODFRIN, Henri, MESCHKE, Matthias, GOUDON, Valérie, TRIQUENEAUX, Sebastien, PERUZZI, Andrea, DE GROOT, Martin J, JOCHEMSEN, Reyer, BOSCH, Wim

“…Recently, a superconductive reference device, SRD1000, with ten reference materials has been developed to enable simplified in situ calibration of…”
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Hardware Security Device Facilitated Trusted Energy Services by Zic, John J., de Groot, Martin, Liu, Dongxi, Jang, Julian, Wang, Chen

“…We report on our experiences in developing a hardware based security solution for a novel, smart-grid enabled energy services system. In this paper, we first…”
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Novel business models for Demand Response Exchange by Negnevitsky, M, Nguyen, T D, de Groot, M

“…In a restructured power system, there are many players who benefit from Demand Response (DR). These include the Market Operator (MO), the Transmission System…”
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Short-term valuation of demand response by Duy Thanh Nguyen, Negnevitsky, M., de Groot, M.

“…This paper proposes a novel assessment framework for estimating short-term financial benefits of demand response (DR) to be delivered to a deregulated power…”
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Load recovery in demand response scheduling by Negnevitsky, M., Nguyen, D. T., de Groot, M.

“…Load recovery is a major problem in scheduling demand response (DR) in a power system where they significantly increase the cost of electricity supply during…”
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Effect of the diesel engine delay on stability of isolated power systems with high levels of renewable energy penetration by Nikolic, Dusan, Negnevitsky, Michael, de Groot, Martin

“…Isolated power systems (IPSs) up to 20MW capacity are traditionally based on diesel generators. Due to the high cost of diesel fuel supply, as well as…”
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Enabling Demand Response in a computer cluster by Chen Wang, de Groot, Martin

“…Demand Response(DR) is a method for stimulating end-users to adjust consumption to support the change in the electricity market. DR can be used to improve the…”
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Benthic habitat mapping with autonomous underwater vehicles by Davie, A., Hartmann, K., Timms, G., de Groot, M., McCulloch, J.

“…We provide an outline of an autonomous benthic habitat mapping algorithm. This algorithm enables real-time on-board classification of images gathered by an…”
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Demand response in Isolated Power Systems by de Groot, Martin, Forbes, James, Nikolic, Dusan

“…Isolated Power Systems (IPS) are stand-alone MW-scale (or even KW-scale) grids. They generally have higher supply costs and are less stable than GW-scale…”
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Fast demand response as spinning reserve in microgrids by Nikolic, D, Negnevitsky, M, De Groot, M

“…Paper presents Fast Demand Response (DR) as readily available (i.e. sub-second) spinning reserve. As such it contributes to overall power system reserve and…”
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Sustainability Models for Web-Based Information Systems Supporting Communities of Practice by Cowan, Don, Covvey, Dominic, Fenton, Shirley, Miller, Judith, Mulholland, Douglas, de Groot, Martin, Matyas, Cathy, McGarry, Fred

“…Social processes and technologies used to sustain the operation of community-based Web sites once they are developed and deployed are discussed…”
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Demand Response aware cluster resource provisioning for parallel applications by Chen Wang, de Groot, M.

“…Data center energy consumption is significant and accounts for about 2% of total energy use in the U.S. recently. A range of approaches, from cooling…”
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