Titlebook: Standardization in Smart Grids; Introduction to IT-R Mathias Uslar,Michael Specht,Robert Bleiker Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Smart Grid Security: IEC 62351 and Other Relevant Standardseloped and will be discussed here. Furthermore this chapter describes an overview on previous attacks in the energy domain, existing solutions and security standards, and also insights on security metrics and patterns.

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IEC/PAS 62559-Based Use Case Management for Smart Gridsts stakeholders. They allow to handle the complexity of systems and processes involved in Smart Grids. As more and more use cases for Smart Grids are developed, adequate management and coherent descriptions of use cases become necessary. The IEC Publicly Available Specification (PAS) 62559 aims at p

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Management of Information Models in the Energy Sectorationship between technology, regulation, business models and existing infrastructure in the domain of Smart Grids can be seen as very high. Other domains have adopted the concept of reference models to manage this complexity. This chapter provides an introduction to information models and presents

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ICT and Energy Supply: IEC 61970/61968 Common Information Model 61970, IEC 61968, and IEC 62325 are introduced. The CIM is a powerful overall integration framework, which is historically grown and continuously improved in order to meet the latest requirements. Due to the fact that the CIM is designed as an abstract and generic model, the developments focus on t

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Automation for the Smart Grid: IEC 61850 - Substation Automation and DER Communicationandard family. Starting with its origins, developed parts, and sub-parts, we will later focus on the information and communication side of this standard family and current developments in information modeling that lead to changes in how to apply the standard family. The focus of this chapter is the

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Testing in the Smart Grid: Compliance, Conformance and Interoperabilitynot suffice. Instead, interoperability tests involving all systems, that are to communicate with each other, are needed. This chapter explains, how the efforts for this tests can be minimized, what additional benefits are achievable, and what limitations exist. Additionally, testing for the major Sm