Michael A Miller

Title: Michael A. Miller: Inventor in Power Grid Automation.

Introduction

Michael A. Miller is an inventor associated with Shreveport, Louisiana. His work focuses on power network automation, predictive process models, and flexible grid configurations. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Miller’s listed patents address automated control and configuration of power networks.

“Automated Control of a Power Network Using Metadata and Automated Creation of Predictive Process Models” describes intelligent power controllers that collect operational data from network components and attach metadata to create self-identifying data streams. These streams can support the automated development of predictive process models, helping an IPC manager control the power network.

“Dynamically Controlling Configuration of a Power Grid Comprising One or More Stand-Alone Sub-Grids” presents a method for monitoring power demand and generation, determining when a grid configuration change is needed, and automatically adjusting the number of stand-alone sub-grids without interrupting power to their associated loads. One implementation concerns mobile grids with portable generators.

Career Highlights

Miller’s listed professional affiliations include Intelligent Power and Energy Research Corporation and Intelligent Power and Engineering Research Corporation (IPERC). The patent descriptions reflect an emphasis on using monitoring, data, and automated reconfiguration to support power system operation.

Collaborations

Miller’s listed coworkers include Peter S. Curtiss and Darrell D. Massie. Their names provide context for the professional and technical environment associated with his work.

Conclusion

Michael A. Miller’s patents focus on applying metadata, predictive modeling, and dynamic reconfiguration to automated power network control. Together, these inventions address ways to make power grids more responsive while maintaining service to connected loads.