Optimization of Data Communication Networks to Support the Implementation of Smart Grids
Abstract
The problem of optimal resource allocation consists of the distribution of the facilities to satisfy the given criteria in a given scenario. The development of analytical models and/or computational simulations are necessary for the operational viability evaluation of a Smart Grid network and its requirements. Thenceforth, an analytical model based on the graph theory formalized the shown location problem, which was solved through a genetic algorithm that takes into consideration the Smart Grids quality of service requirements. The proposal is efficient since it finds an economically viable topology that met the technical requirements.
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