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More than a dozen papers accepted by the International Conference on Developments in Power System Protection (DPSP) and the annual Power and Energy Automation Conference (PEAC) are now published on the technical papers webpage.

The 17 papers cover varied topics pertaining to energy automation, protection, testing, compliance, implementation and more. The PEAC papers are as follows:

• A Practical Guide to Substation Testing Using IEC 61850 Mode and Behavior
• Autoconfiguration of Microgrid Controls
• Case Study: Implementing Redundant Logic Controllers in Substations
• New Advancements in Solar Grid Controllers
• Simplifying Compliance: An Integrated Approach to Meeting NERC PRC-002 and PRC-005 Requirements
• Solving Performance and Cybersecurity Challenges in Substation and Industrial Networks With Software-Defined Networking

The DPSP papers are as follows:

• A New Digital Distance Element Implementation Using Coincidence Timing
• A New Digital Filter Using Window Resizing for Protective Relay Applications
• Adaptive Loss-of-Field Protection Tailored to the Generator Capability Curve
• Case Study: Adaptive Load Shedding in Critical Industrial Facilities
• Comparing the Cost, Complexity, and Performance of Several In-Service Process Bus Merging Unit Solutions Based on IEC 61850
• CT Sizing for Generator and Transformer Protective Relays
• Cybersecurity Based on IEC 62351 and IEC 62443 for IEC 61850 Systems
• New Voltage-Based Breaker Failure Scheme for Generators
• Preventing Line Faults With Continuous Monitoring Based on Current Traveling Waves
• Using Real-Time Testing Tools to Baseline the Performance of OT Networks for High-Speed Communications
• Using Software-Defined Networking to Build Modern, Secure IEC 61850-Based Substation Automation Systems

Review these papers for some of the latest innovations in the industry.