Columbia University

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Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.

Calm Energy Inc.

Consolidated Edison of New York, Inc.

Philip Gross

Roger N Anderson

Albert Boulanger

Mark Mastrocinque

John A Johnson

Arthur Kressner

Maggie Chow

Marta Arias

Hubert Delany

Hila Becker

David Waltz

Leon Bukhman

Matthew Koenig

Fred Seibel

Robert J Blick

Bob Blick

Phil Long

The disclosed subject matter relates to an integrated decision support 'cockpit' or control center for displaying, analyzing, and/or responding to, various events and contingencies that can occur within an electrical grid.

Decision support control centers

A system and computer-implemented method of providing contingency analysis information for a utility service network that includes obtaining contingency analysis information from a plurality of external sources, integrally combining the contingency analysis information obtained from each of the plurality of external sources into a single application and prioritizing the contingency analysis information in a predetermined order, dynamically updating, the contingency analysis information obtained from each of the plurality of external sources and the prioritization of the contingency analysis information based on status information, and displaying the contingency analysis information to a user via a graphical user interface.

Contingency analysis information for utility service network

A machine learning system creates failure-susceptibility rankings for feeder cables in a utility's electrical distribution system. The machine learning system employs martingale boosting algorithms and Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithms to generate a feeder failure prediction model, which is trained on static and dynamic feeder attribute data. Feeders are dynamically ranked by failure susceptibility and the rankings displayed to utility operators and engineers so that they can proactively service the distribution system to prevent local power outages. The feeder rankings may be used to redirect power flows and to prioritize repairs. A feedback loop is established to evaluate the responses of the electrical distribution system to field actions taken to optimize preventive maintenance programs.

System and method for grading electricity distribution network feeders susceptible to impending failure

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Philip Gross