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Informatics Colloquium 22.10. Secure integration of demand side flexibility to power systems
Informatics Colloquium 22.10. 2019, 14:00 lecture hall D2 Ing. Martin Střelec, Ph.D., NTIS ZČU Plzeň Ing. Ondřej Mamula, MBA, CIIRC ČVUT Praha Secure integration of demand side flexibility to power systems Abstract: The electricity power domain is facing unprecedented system changes initiated by increasing penetration of novel technologies (e.g. massive installation of renewables, energy storages at various levels) and market arrangements (e.g. market integration, new market entities), which increases the volatility in power system, which needs to be properly managed in order to keep system reliability. On the other hand, traditional resources for power network stabilization are decreasing due change of energy mix. Demand side flexibility stands for a promising mechanism for enhancement of power network stabilization. The contribution will introduce power system flexibility, where main focus will be put on the demand side. The talk will cover description of whole value chain of secure flexibility integration in the context of the SecureFlex project. Different aspects will be presented ranging from the flexibility harvesting on demand side to market product creation with emphasis on cost optimization and maintaining network security and power quality. -
Informal workshop on formal methods
The workshop will take place on 23.10.2019 in KYPO. The presentations will be in Czech, but there will be an opportunity to discuss the possibilities of involving students in the activities of several laboratories: Laboratory for Parallel and Distributed Systems (ParaDiSe) Laboratory of Formal Methods, Logic and Algorithms (Formela) Laboratory of Discrete Methods and Algorithms (DIMEA) Systems Biology Laboratory (SYBILA) -
Informatics Colloquium 24.9. Computer-Aided Systems Biology
Informatics Colloquium 24.9. 2019, 14:00 lecture hall D2 RNDr. David Šafránek, Ph.D., FI MU Computer-Aided Systems Biology Abstract: In this lecture, we will introduce a novel paradigm for solving problems in biology. First, we will describe the framework of systems biology. Second, we will present an original approach to systems biology implemented on fundamental principles developed in computer science. Part of the talk will be dedicated to the comprehensive modelling platform we are developing in our research.