Computational Needs for the Next Generation Electric Grid Proceedings
Ken Birman · eScholarship (California Digital Library) · 2012
Computational Needs for Next Generation Electric Grid ix workshop should be viewed not as the end product, but the beginning of what DOE seeks to establish as a vibrant, on-going dialogue among these various communities.Bridging communication gaps among these communities will yield opportunities for innovation and advancement.The papers and workshop discussion provide the opportunity to learn from experts on the current state-of the-art on computational approaches for electric power systems, and where one may focus to accelerate progress.It has been extremely valuable to me as I better understand this space, and consider future programmatic activities.I am confident that you too will enjoy the discussion, and certainly learn from the many experts.I would like to thank the authors of the papers for sharing their perspectives, as well as the paper discussants, session recorders, and participants.The meeting would not have been as successful without your commitment and engagement.I also would like to thank Joe Eto and Bob Thomas for their vision and leadership in bringing together such a well-structured and productive forum.