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The digital transformations of energy systems are definitely enabled by software. This is particularly true in electricity systems in which more and more digital building blocks are incorporated in all layers of the networks and across the components. Volume 1 of this book describes hardware building blocks that can be used as components in building such smart energy systems. This volume describes the software support for such systems. It primarily relates to software infrastructure, thus making the generic distributed platform on which different application solutions can be implemented. On…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The digital transformations of energy systems are definitely enabled by software. This is particularly true in electricity systems in which more and more digital building blocks are incorporated in all layers of the networks and across the components. Volume 1 of this book describes hardware building blocks that can be used as components in building such smart energy systems. This volume describes the software support for such systems. It primarily relates to software infrastructure, thus making the generic distributed platform on which different application solutions can be implemented. On top of this platform various complex software can be built, but in essence it relies on underlying software which consists of subsystems and services, including but not limited to, sensor networks (and IoT in general), data aggregation and storage, data processing, interoperability, cloud integration, etc. This monograph presents an analysis of various possibilities for smart energy software infrastructure.
Autorenporträt
Stevan A. Milinkovi¿: BSc, MSc and PhD from Belgrade University. Professor of computer engineering at Union University ¿ School of Computing, Belgrade, Serbia. Research interest in concurrent and distributed systems, operating systems, real-time systems and speech recognition in embedded systems. Member of IEEE, ACM and IEEE Computer Society.