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We briefly described the implementation platform for this project with sys-
tem components, communication networks, the control logics, etc. The real-
world EV usage datasets collected in AlcoPark, North California, are used to
the model the EV charging behaviors and quantify the benefits of EV
resources to achieve various objectives. V1G cases are extended with dis-
charging options and asynchronous ADMM algorithms to support the decen-
tralized and asynchronous V2G operations, which preserve the user privacy
and overcome the synchronization challenges in the real-world communica-
tion systems. The future work will focus on handling the shorter timescale
uncertainties in energy systems, including the EV driver behaviors, fluctuat-
ing solar generation profile, and building load profile. It’s also interesting to
investigate more complex modeling approaches with integer variables
involved, where the convergence performance and problem scalability will
be of major concern.

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