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Zbl 1189.62188
Messina, A.R.; Esquivel, P.; Lezama, F.
Time-dependent statistical analysis of wide-area time-synchronized data. (English)
[J] Math. Probl. Eng. 2010, Article ID 751659, 17 p. (2010). ISSN 1024-123X; ISSN 1563-5147/e

Summary: Characterization of spatial and temporal changes in the dynamic patterns of a nonstationary process is a problem of great theoretical and practical importance. On-line monitoring of large-scale power systems by means of time-synchronized Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) provides the opportunity to analyze and characterize inter-system oscillations. Wide-area measurement sets, however, are often relatively large, and may contain phenomena with differing temporal scales. Extracting from these measurements the relevant dynamics is a difficult problem. As the number of observations of real events continues to increase, statistical techniques are needed to help identify relevant temporal dynamics from noise or random effects in the measured data. In this paper, a statistically based, data-driven framework that integrates the use of wavelet-based empirical orthogonal functions (EOF) analysis and a sliding window-based method is proposed to identify and extract, in near-real-time, dynamically independent spatiotemporal patterns from time synchronized data. The method deals with the information in space and time simultaneously, and allows direct tracking and characterization of the nonstationary time-frequency dynamics of oscillatory processes. The efficiency and accuracy of the developed procedures for extracting localized information of power system behavior from time-synchronized phasor measurements of a real event in Mexico is assessed.

MSC 2000:: *62P30 Applications in engineering and industry
62M99 Inference from stochastic processes
65T60 Wavelets

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