Title
A Context-Aware Agent-Based Approach for Deregulated Energy Market
Abstract
A deregulated energy market is a typical scenario in which software agents are used for simulation and/or application purposes. Agents act on behalf of end users, thus implying the necessity of being aware of multiple aspects connected to the distribution of electricity. These aspects refer to outside world variables like weather, stock market trends, location of the users etc. therefore an architecture highly context aware is needed. We propose a web service integration in which agents contracting energy will automatically retrieve data to be used in adaptive and collaborative aspects, an explicative example, misrepresented by the retrieval of weather forecasting, that provides input on ongoing demand and data for the predicted availability(in case of photovoltaic or wind powered environments). The challenge lies in how to correctly use data coming from different sources, since these information are crucial for user profiling and balancing in the short-term contracts in the Smart Grid.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1109/WETICE.2012.15
Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises
Keywords
Field
DocType
smart grid,deregulated energy market,end user,application purpose,weather forecasting,explicative example,different source,multiple aspect,context-aware agent-based approach,collaborative aspect,stock market trend,energy market,electricity distribution,collaboration,software agent,web services,wind turbines,smart grids,production,solar energy,wind power,wind energy,software agents,electricity,intelligent agent,temperature
Intelligent agent,Smart grid,End user,Computer science,Energy market,Software agent,Risk analysis (engineering),Web service,Stock market,Wind power,Embedded system,Distributed computing
Conference
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
1524-4547
978-1-4673-1888-4
4
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.47
4
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Nicola Capodieci18216.13
Emanuel Federico Alsina272.56
Giacomo Cabri31018106.91