@inproceedings{126, keywords = {Smart grid, Demand response and distributed energy resources center, Demand Response Research Center (DRRC), Automation \& communication, Internet ecosphere, Internet protocols}, author = {Charles McParland}, title = {The Evolution of the Internet Community and the "Yet-to-evolve" Smart Grid Community: Parallels and Lessons-to-be-learned}, abstract = {
The Smart Grid envisions a transformed US power distribution grid that enables communicating devices, under human supervision, to moderate loads and increase overall system stability and security. This vision explicitly promotes increased participation from a community that, in the past, has had little involvement in power grid operations {\textendash} the consumer. The potential size of this new community and its member{\textquoteright}s extensive experience with the public Internet prompts an analysis of the evolution and current state of the Internet as a predictor for best practices in the architectural design of certain portions of the Smart Grid network.
}, year = {2009}, booktitle = {Grid-Interop Forum 2009}, journal = {Grid-Interop Forum 2009}, series = {Grid-Interop Forum 2009}, address = {Denver, CO}, note = {sub - Oct. 19, accepted - Oct. 31; published in proceedings
}, language = {eng}, }