On Short-Term Load Forecasting
Fatima Andersson
Corresponding
University of Toronto
Adeola Krishnan
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Shahidul Iyer
Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Chittagong
Karim Rahman
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Abstract
The need to conserve foreign exchange encourages locally developed solutions to problems of short-term load forecasting in cellular mobile networks. The spatial and temporal variation of the relevant quantities is resolved through digital image processing. Increasing the principal parameter by a factor of 8 raised the response by approximately 40%. The results should assist practitioners in avoiding costly overdesign while maintaining adequate safety margins.
Keywords:
short-term load forecastingdigital image processingstructural dynamicscomposite materialsoptical fibrewind energy
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