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Autonomous Power Line Inspection Based on Industrial Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: An Energy Efficiency Perspective
In this paper, we investigate how to apply industrial unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for autonomous power line inspection in smart grid from an energy efficiency perspective. Firstly, the energy consumption minimization problem is formulated as a joint optimization problem, which involves both the large-timescale optimization and the small-timescale optimization. Then, the NP-hard joint optimization problem is transformed to a two- stage optimization problem based on energy consumption magnitude and optimization timescale differences. Next, the first-stage and second-stage problems are solved by exploring dynamic programming (DP) and auction matching, respectively. Finally, the proposed algorithm is verified based on realistic power grid topology. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed scheme achieves significant energy consumption reduction.
- University of South Wales United Kingdom
- Information Technology University Pakistan
- North China Electric Power University China (People's Republic of)
- University of Jyväskylä Finland
- North China Electric Power University China (People's Republic of)
ta113, tarkastus, ta213, energiatehokkuus, relays, miehittämättömät ilma-alukset, voimajohdot, energy consumption, trajectory, collision avoidance, inspection, unmanned aerial vehicles, optimization
ta113, tarkastus, ta213, energiatehokkuus, relays, miehittämättömät ilma-alukset, voimajohdot, energy consumption, trajectory, collision avoidance, inspection, unmanned aerial vehicles, optimization
