Fwd: Upcoming Meeting: IEEE/NIST Workshop on Timing Challenges in the Smart Grid, October 26, 2016

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) <subscriptions@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Fri, 29 Jul 2016 13:53:42 -0500



    Please excuse this blast across the list, but I was going for a
      large audience.
    

    Interesting that only the IEEE, with all the timing work done in
      the IETF?

    
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            Upcoming Meeting: IEEE/NIST Workshop on Timing
              Challenges in the Smart Grid, October 26, 2016
          
          
            Date: 
            Fri, 29 Jul 2016 13:53:42 -0500
          
          
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      Upcoming Meeting:
            IEEE/NIST Workshop on Timing Challenges in the Smart Grid,
            October 26, 2016
       
      NIST will host
            the IEEE/NIST Workshop on Timing Challenges in the Smart
            Grid (Gaithersburg, Maryland, October 26, 2016). The goals
            of the workshop are to clearly identify and analyze:
      
        the practical
              challenges that are currently being experienced in
              wide-area time synchronization in current measurement and
              control deployments; and
        
          timing-related barriers that
              prevent the power industry from realizing future
              measurement and control technologies. 
        
      
      The
            workshop steering committee has issued a call for abstracts
            on the following topics: 
      
        Utilities and
              systems integrator perspective of wide area time
              synchronization needs and challenges in power systems.
        Future applications
              requiring wide area time synchronization and timing
              requirements for distributed measurement and control
        Research in timing
              anomaly detection
        Research / practice in
              deploying and testing IEEE 1588 (using Power Profile or
              wide area deployment)
      
      Please submit an
            abstract to tsg_steering@xxxxxxxx by
            August 5, 2016. 
       
      Workshop
            organizers plan to initiate discussion on potential
            solutions and evaluate the need for standard and metrology
            enhancements.  A NIST report summarizing the challenges of
            wide-area clock synchronization and potential solutions will
            be drafted.
       
      IEEE will be
            sponsoring a networking social event following the workshop
            at the Gaithersburg, Hilton. 
       
      For additional
            details about the workshop and its organizers, please visit
          the workshop
              webpage. 
      
        
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