Titlebook: Communication Networks for Smart Grids; Making Smart Grid Re Kenneth C. Budka,Jayant G. Deshpande,Marina Thotta Textbook 2014 Springer-Verl

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Constanze Deiters,Andreas Rauschations are provided for the support of the requirements on routing, quality of service (QoS), and network reliability. Discussion of network security is covered in .. Finally, MPLS design is discussed as MPLS can provide many advantages in an integrated network including support of legacy networks and protocols as necessary.

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Rania Mzid,Ilyes Rezgui,Tewfik Ziadiits and drawbacks of all technologies are summarized in relation to their use in FANs. This chapter ends with a discussion on benefits and drawbacks of utility ownership of one or more of these network components in comparison to the use of NSP data networking services.

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Sven Schoop,Erik Hebisch,Thomas Franzetwork-based data storage and the corresponding middleware that affords highly secure and low access delay to the data. In this chapter, a secure data-centric data management architecture will be discussed. Finally, an introduction to Smart Grid data analytics is presented.

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Smart Grid Applications,e and other evolving Smart Grid applications as well as for the conventional applications of Chap. 4 will be carried over the Smart Grid network. Contributions of each of these applications to one or more of the four broad characteristics of the Smart Grid are summarized.

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An Overview of Smart Grid Network Design Process,ations are provided for the support of the requirements on routing, quality of service (QoS), and network reliability. Discussion of network security is covered in .. Finally, MPLS design is discussed as MPLS can provide many advantages in an integrated network including support of legacy networks and protocols as necessary.

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Smart Grid Data Management,etwork-based data storage and the corresponding middleware that affords highly secure and low access delay to the data. In this chapter, a secure data-centric data management architecture will be discussed. Finally, an introduction to Smart Grid data analytics is presented.