Dynamic Thermal Rating Forecasting Methods: A Systematic Survey

Dynamic Thermal Rating (DTR) allows optimum electric power line rating use. It is an intelligent grid technology predicting changes in line rating due to changing physical and environmental conditions. This study performed a meta-analysis of DTR forecasting methods by classifying the methods, implem...

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Published in:IEEE access 2022, Vol.10, p.65193-65205
Main Authors: Lawal, Olatunji Ahmed, Teh, Jiashen
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Artificial neural networks
Data models
Deep learning
deep learning forecasts
Dynamic thermal rating
Electric power grids
Electric power lines
Forecasting
Lead time
Machine learning
Meteorology
Neural networks
point forecast errors
Power lines
Predictive models
probabilistic forecast errors
Recurrent neural networks
Reliability
smart grids
Statistical analysis
stochastic forecasts
Temperature distribution
Temperature measurement
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Summary:Dynamic Thermal Rating (DTR) allows optimum electric power line rating use. It is an intelligent grid technology predicting changes in line rating due to changing physical and environmental conditions. This study performed a meta-analysis of DTR forecasting methods by classifying the methods, implementing them, and comparing their outputs for a 24hr forecast lead time. It implemented deep learning methods of Recurrent Neural Network (RNN), Ensemble Means forecasting and Convolution Neural Network (CNN). RNN uses the initial outcome of a specific neural network layer as feedback to the network to predict the layer's outcome. Ensemble Means forecasting is a Monte-Carlo simulation process producing random, equally viable forecasting solutions. On the other hand, CNN uses unsupervised learning to predict features with minimal errors. This survey systematically implements Quantile Regression (QR), RNN, CNN and Ensemble means forecasting. Point error metrics and probabilistic error metrics of sharpness, skill, and bias were used in the methods' evaluation. All methods tested prove to be efficient, but 50th percentile QR appears more conservative, secure and less error-prone. It achieved between 35% - 45% line capacity utilization over the Static Thermal Rating (STR). On average, judging by the error metrics of all methods, 50th percentile quantile regression proves highly reliable and provides a better conviction in our choice of DTR forecasting.
ISSN:2169-3536
2169-3536
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3183606