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For additional information please visit www.iecon2018.org CALL FOR PAPERS   Special Session on Big Data and Cyber Security in Smart Grids IECON 2018 - The 44 th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society October 21-23, 2018, Washington D.C, USA       Author’s schedule : Deadline for submission of special session papers May 1, 2018 Notification of acceptance July 15, 2018 Deadline for submission of final manuscripts August 1, 2018         ORGANIZED AND CO-CHAIRED BY Dr. Shady Khalil Texas A&M University at Qatar [email protected] Dr. Hussein Alnuweiri,  Texas A&M University at Qatar [email protected] Dr. Othmane Bouhali Texas A&M University at Qatar [email protected] Dr. Uraz Yavanoglu Gazi University [email protected] TOPIC OF THE SPECIAL SESSION Smart grid is a modernized, complex environment composed of different kinds of nodes, devices, networks, systems, and numerous applications, which generate huge amount of data on a batch or real-time basis between utilities and customers. Such data require complex treatments and effective management and analytics because of their nature, constraints, and needs. Those data are dependent on the information and communication technologies (ICT), which finally helps increasing grid reliability, availability, security, and efficiency through information exchange. However, the increased ICT dependency also introduces additional challenges and threats for electric power systems resulting from misconfigurations of network equipment, poor network design, and vulnerabilities in software and operating platforms, security policy and standards weaknesses. Thus, the purpose of this session is to bring together researchers and developers from academia, industry and governmental institutions to share and exchange novel ideas, technologies, strategies and case studies associated with big data and cyber security for smart grid applications and grid modernization. Topics of the Session Data mining, data science and big data in smart grid. Big data analytics, technologies, techniques and solutions for smart grids Vulnerabilities, threats and associated risks in smart grid communication networks Security requirements for information and infrastructure Security risk analysis, modeling, evaluation and management Secure monitor and control of distributed smart grid

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For additional information please visit www.iecon2018.org

CALL FOR PAPERS  

 

Special Session on B i g D a t a and Cyber Security in Smart Grids IECON 2018 - The 44th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society October 21-23, 2018, Washington D.C, USA

     

 

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ORGANIZED AND CO-CHAIRED BY

Dr. Shady Khalil

Texas A&M University at Qatar

[email protected]

Dr. Hussein Alnuweiri,  

Texas A&M University at Qatar

[email protected]

Dr. Othmane Bouhali

Texas A&M University at Qatar

[email protected] 

Dr. Uraz Yavanoglu

Gazi University

[email protected]

TOPIC OF THE SPECIAL SESSION

Smart grid is a modernized, complex environment composed of

different kinds of nodes, devices, networks, systems, and

numerous applications, which generate huge amount of data on a

batch or real-time basis between utilities and customers. Such data

require complex treatments and effective management and

analytics because of their nature, constraints, and needs. Those

data are dependent on the information and communication

technologies (ICT), which finally helps increasing grid reliability,

availability, security, and efficiency through information

exchange. However, the increased ICT dependency also

introduces additional challenges and threats for electric power

systems resulting from misconfigurations of network equipment,

poor network design, and vulnerabilities in software and operating

platforms, security policy and standards weaknesses. Thus, the

purpose of this session is to bring together researchers and

developers from academia, industry and governmental institutions

to share and exchange novel ideas, technologies, strategies and

case studies associated with big data and cyber security for smart

grid applications and grid modernization.

Topics of the Session

Data mining, data science and big data in smart grid.

Big data analytics, technologies, techniques and solutions

for smart grids

Vulnerabilities, threats and associated risks in smart grid

communication networks

Security requirements for information and infrastructure

Security risk analysis, modeling, evaluation and

management

Secure monitor and control of distributed smart grid