Advanced Metering Infrastructure and its Back Software Architecture for Future Power System

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Governments have become increasingly concerned about the development of the smart grid, and a series of smart grid demonstration projects have been started. Multi-levels common and integrated infrastructure architecture for smart grid demonstration project was proposed in the paper. The implementation and operation of its back office systems were presented, which include the design, development and deployment of network management system, meter data management system, load control systems, community level and home energy management system, and web portal. The integration between different parts and their managements were also were proposed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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1173-1177

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July 2014

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