LOAD FORECASTING. - ELECTRICAL LOAD FORECASTING IS THE ESTIMATION FOR FUTURE LOAD BY AN INDUSTRY OR UTILITY COMPANY - IT HAS MANY APPLICATIONS INCLUDING.

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LOAD FORECASTING

- ELECTRICAL LOAD FORECASTING IS THE ESTIMATION FOR FUTURE LOAD BY AN INDUSTRY OR UTILITY COMPANY - IT HAS MANY APPLICATIONS INCLUDING ENERGY PURCHASING AND GENERATION, LOAD SWITCHING, CONTRACT EVALUATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT.

LOAD FORECASTING LOAD FORECASTING IS A DIFFICULT TASK. FIRST, BECAUSE THE LOAD SERIES IS COMPLEX AND EXHIBITS SEVERAL LEVELS OF SEASONALITY: THE LOAD AT A GIVEN HOUR IS DEPENDENT NOT ONLY ON THE LOAD AT THE PREVIOUS HOUR, BUT ALSO ON THE LOAD AT THE SAME HOUR ON THE PREVIOUS DAY, AND ON THE LOAD AT THE SAME HOUR ON THE DAY WITH THE SAME DENOMINATION IN THE PREVIOUS WEEK. SECONDLY, THERE ARE MANY IMPORTANT EXOGENOUS VARIABLES THAT MUST BE CONSIDERED, ESPECIALLY WEATHER- RELATED VARIABLES.

ELECTRICAL LOAD FORECASTING TYPES

SHORT TERM LOAD FORECASTING SHORT TERM ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST SPANS THE PERIOD FROM ONE HOUR UP TO ONE WEEK AND IT IS MAINLY UTILIZED FOR POWER SYSTEM OPERATION STUDIES, LOSSES REDUCTION, VOLTAGE REGULATIONS, UNIT COMMITMENT AND MAXIMIZING THE UTILITY REVENUES IN THE DEREGULATED ENVIRONMENT.

SHORT TERM LOAD FORECASTING HIGH FORECASTING ACCURACY AND SPEED ARE THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS OF SHORT-TERM LOAD FORECASTING AND IT IS IMPORTANT TO ANALYZE THE LOAD CHARACTERISTICS AND IDENTIFY THE MAIN FACTORS AFFECTING THE LOAD. IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS, THE TRADITIONAL LOAD AFFECTING FACTORS SUCH AS SEASON, DAY TYPE AND WEATHER, ELECTRICITY PRICE.

SHORT TERM LOAD FORECASTING METHODS SIMILAR DAY LOOKUP APPROACH REGRESSION BASED APPROACH TIME SERIES ANALYSIS ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK EXPERT SYSTEM FUZZY LOGIC SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE

SIMILAR DAY LOOK UP APPROACH - SIMILAR DAY APPROACH IS BASED ON SEARCHING HISTORICAL DATA OF DAYS OF ONE, TWO OR THREE YEARS HAVING THE SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS TO THE DAY OF FORECAST. - THE CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDE SIMILAR WEATHER CONDITIONS, SIMILAR DAY OF THE WEEK OR DATE. THE LOAD OF THE SIMILAR DAY IS CONSIDERED AS THE FORECAST. - INSTEAD OF TAKING A SINGLE SIMILAR DAY, FORECASTING IS DONE THROUGH LINEAR COMBINATIONS OR REGRESSION PROCEDURES BY TAKING SEVERAL SIMILAR DAYS. THE TREND COEFFICIENTS OF THE PREVIOUS YEARS ARE EXTRACTED FROM THE SIMILAR DAYS AND FORECAST OF THE CONCERN DAY IS DONE ON THEIR BASIS

REGRESSION BASED APPROACH - THE TERM "REGRESSION" WAS USED IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY TO DESCRIBE A BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENON, NAMELY THAT THE PROGENY OF EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALS TEND ON AVERAGE TO BE LESS EXCEPTIONAL THAN THEIR PARENTS AND MORE LIKE THEIR MORE DISTANT ANCESTORS. - LINEAR REGRESSION IS A TECHNIQUE WHICH EXAMINES THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE TO SPECIFIED INDEPENDENT. THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLES ARE FIRSTLY CONSIDERED BECAUSE CHANGES OCCUR IN THEM UNFORTUNATELY. IN ENERGY FORECASTING, THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE IS USUALLY DEMAND OR PRICE OF THE ELECTRICITY BECAUSE IT DEPENDS ON PRODUCTION WHICH ON THE OTHER HAND DEPENDS ON THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLES.

REGRESSION BASED APPROACH - INDEPENDENT VARIABLES ARE USUALLY WEATHER RELATED, SUCH AS TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY OR WIND SPEED. - SLOPE COEFFICIENTS MEASURE THE SENSITIVITY OF THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE THAT HOW THEY CHANGES WITH THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE. - MEASURING HOW SIGNIFICANT EACH INDEPENDENT VARIABLE HAS HISTORICALLY BEEN IN ITS RELATION TO THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE. THE FUTURE VALUE OF THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE CAN BE ESTIMATED.

REGRESSION BASED APPROACH - ESSENTIALLY, REGRESSION ANALYSIS ATTEMPTS TO MEASURE THE DEGREE OF CORRELATION BETWEEN THE DEPENDENT AND INDEPENDENT VARIABLES, THEREBY ESTABLISHING THE LATTER’S PREDICTED VALUES. - FOR ELECTRIC LOAD FORECASTING, REGRESSION METHODS ARE USUALLY USED TO MODEL THE RELATIONSHIP OF LOAD CONSUMPTION AND OTHER FACTORS SUCH AS WEATHER, DAY TYPE, AND CUSTOMER CLASS.

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS - TIME SERIES FORECASTING IS BASED ON THE IDEA THAT RELIABLE PREDICTIONS CAN BE ACHIEVED BY MODELING PATTERNS IN A TIME SERIES PLOT, AND THEN EXTRAPOLATING THOSE PATTERNS TO THE FUTURE. USING HISTORICAL DATA AS INPUT, TIME SERIES ANALYSIS FITS A MODEL ACCORDING TO SEASONALITY AND TREND. - TIME SERIES APPROACHES ARE NOT WIDELY USED FOR ENERGY INDUSTRY FORECASTING. BECAUSE THEY TYPICALLY DO NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT OTHER KEY FACTOR, SUCH AS WEATHER FORECASTS

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS - TIME SERIES FORECASTING IS BASED ON THE IDEA THAT RELIABLE PREDICTIONS CAN BE ACHIEVED BY MODELING PATTERNS IN A TIME SERIES PLOT, AND THEN EXTRAPOLATING THOSE PATTERNS TO THE FUTURE. USING HISTORICAL DATA AS INPUT, TIME SERIES ANALYSIS FITS A MODEL ACCORDING TO SEASONALITY AND TREND. - TIME SERIES APPROACHES ARE NOT WIDELY USED FOR ENERGY INDUSTRY FORECASTING. BECAUSE THEY TYPICALLY DO NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT OTHER KEY FACTOR, SUCH AS WEATHER FORECASTS

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS - ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS ARE STILL AT VERY EARLY STAGE ELECTRONIC MODELS BASED ON THE NEURAL STRUCTURE OF THE BRAIN. WE KNOW THAT THE BRAIN BASICALLY LEARNS FROM THE EXPERIENCE. IN A NEURAL NETWORK, THE BASIC PROCESSING ELEMENT IS THE NEURON. THESE NEURONS GET INPUT FROM SOME SOURCE, COMBINE THEM, PERFORM ALL NECESSARY OPERATIONS AND PUT THE FINAL RESULTS ON THE OUTPUT.

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS - FORECASTING IS BASED ON THE PATTERN OBSERVED FROM THE PAST EVENT AND ESTIMATES THE VALUES FOR THE FUTURE. - TO USE THE ANN IN ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST PROBLEMS, DISTRIBUTION ENGINEERS SHOULD DECIDE UPON A NUMBER OF BASIC VARIABLES, THESE VARIABLES INCLUDE: INPUT VARIABLE TO THE ANN (LOAD, TEMPERATURE…ETC) NUMBER OF CLASSES (WEEKDAY, WEEKEND, SEASON…ETC) WHAT TO FORECAST: HOURLY LOADS, NEXT DAY PEAK LOAD, NEXT DAY TOTAL LOAD …ETC NEURAL NETWORK STRUCTURE (FEEDFORWARD, NUMBER OF HIDDEN LAYER, NUMBER OF NEURON IN THE HIDDEN LAYER…ETC) TRAINING METHOD AND STOPPING CRITERION ACTIVATION FUNCTIONS SIZE OF THE TRAINING DATA SIZE OF THE TEST DAT

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MEDIUM TERM LOAD FORECASTING MEDIUM TERM ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST SPANS THE PERIOD FROM ONE WEEK TO SEVERAL WEEKS, IT IS MAINLY UTILIZED FOR PREDICTING THE NECESSARY POWER TO PURCHASE OR SELL FROM OTHER NEIGHBORING NETWORKS (INTER-TIE EXCHANGED POWER) AND ALSO THE FUEL REQUIRED BY THE UTILITY IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

LONG TERM LOAD FORECASTING

MEDIUM TERM LOAD FORECASTING MEDIUM TERM ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST SPANS THE PERIOD FROM ONE WEEK TO SEVERAL WEEKS, IT IS MAINLY UTILIZED FOR PREDICTING THE NECESSARY POWER TO PURCHASE OR SELL FROM OTHER NEIGHBORING NETWORKS (INTER-TIE EXCHANGED POWER) AND ALSO THE FUEL REQUIRED BY THE UTILITY IN THE NEAR FUTURE.