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             measurement that is assisted with reliable communication and monitoring sys-
             tems to perform real time control and management operations. There are several
             devices such as digital fault recorder (DFR) are developed to realize protection
             tests and control of protection relays [21]. There are two specified standards
             exist for PMU data communication that are IEEE C37.118 and IEC 61850.
             Although IEC 61850 standard is developed for substation monitoring applica-
             tions, it is accepted as a key standard for real time data acquisition requirements.
             The C37 standard includes a set of definitions for synchronized phasor measure-
             ment systems including synchrophasor, frequency, and rate of change of fre-
             quency (ROCOF) measurements. Moreover, it describes time tagging and
             synchronization requirements for measurement of mentioned quantities. The
             precision time protocol of GPS communication is defined by IEEE C37.238
             while IEEE C37.118 describes phasor measurements. On the other hand, IEEE
             C37.242 provides a set of definition on PMU calibration, test and installation
             procedures. PMU and synchrophasor data transfers are also defined by IEEE
             C37.118 standards, IEEE C37.244 defines PDC requirements, and IEEE
             C37.111 describes common format data exchange requirements in PDC data
             storage applications.
                A detailed list of WAMS applications and their PMU and communication
             resource requirements are shown in Table 2.4. The PMU requirements are clas-
             sified according to low, medium, and high in terms of numbers while commu-
             nication requirements are evaluated into three groups considering their resource
             requirements [22]. The list presents specified and widely used PMU applica-
             tions in smart grid infrastructure.




               TABLE 2.4 WAMS applications and requirements
               PMU            Communication
               requirements   requirements           WAMS application type
               Low            Low                    Steady state estimation
               Low            Low                    Thermal line monitoring
               Low            Medium                 Phase and frequency
                                                     monitoring
               Low            Medium                 Event monitoring and detection
               Low            Medium                 Oscillation monitoring and
                                                     detection
               Medium         Low                    Dynamic parameters
                                                     estimation
               Medium         Low                    Post event analysis
               Medium         Medium                 Voltage stability monitoring
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