Plenary
Lecture
A Novel Technique of Digital Signal Processing on Solar
Geomagnetic Induced Current to Detect and Prevent Power
Black Out

Professor Hari Kumar Naidu
Adhiyamaan College of Engineering
Hosur, T.N., India
E-mail:
cghhar@gmail.com
Abstract: The recent developments in the field of
Digital Signal Processing and remote sensing with its
wide spectrum of sensor systems provide opportunity to
gather information on solar wind, solar flares and other
solar phenomena occurring in space as well as high
geological resistivity areas consisting of igneous rock
formation on earth by Geographical information system,
through which the power transmission lines are passing,
in space and time domain.
Significant contribution is being made recently by
developing state of art sensor systems, building launch
capabilities of remote sensing series satellites &
developing advanced Digital Signal Processing
techniques. With judicious combination of satellite data
sets with Geographical Information Systems by SCADA, it
is possible to carry out detailed mapping and
correlating advanced digital image processing techniques
like artificial intelligence & neural network, which may
further improve the accuracy of the derived thematic
layers from satellite image for forecasting effects of
developing solar Geo magnetic disturbances on power
systems and transformers and the location of high
resistivity area in which these power equipments are
existing.
This lecture will present the causes & nature of
geomagnetic storms & their resulting effects on
Electrical power system since the solar flares can cause
transient fluctuations in the earth's magnetic field.
This in turn create transient fluctuations on the
exposed power transmission lines and transformer neutral
terminals by developing Geo magnetic Induced current in
high resistivity earth areas, which is the quasi direct
current compared to 50/60 Hz and thereafter analyzing it
by novel Digital Signal Processing techniques to prevent
blackouts in future.
Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Hari Kumar Naidu is a Professor of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering, Adhiyamaan college of
Engineering, Hosur, Tamil-Nadu, India.
His area of expertise at present is Power system
reliability and SCADA communication for real time
reliable power system automation.
He authored two books in electrical engineering field.
In addition, he authored or co-authored over 16 numbers
of scientific papers published in reviewed journals or
presented at International conferences. He is reviewer
for a reputed International Journal. He had organized as
coordinator for 6 numbers of National level conferences,
seminars, workshops. In addition, he attended 17 numbers
of conferences, workshops and training programmes in
India & abroad including chairing few. Besides Academics
he has vast field working experience in Saudi- Arabia,
Sultanate of Oman and Qatar (Arabian Gulf) in various
senior capacities. He had obtained Master of Electrical
Engineering and Bachelor of Electrical Engineering
qualifications from the reputed National Regional
Engineering college, Bhopal, India.
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