Extract-Transform-Load Process Leveraging Computer Vision to Enable Computer Modelling of Smart Grids

A novel extract-transform-load methodology applying computer vision to build electrically equivalent models of electricity grids (i.e., digital twins of smart grids) is proposed. Here, we standardise information from electricity grids in various formats into a single visual input for object and text recognition, transformation and loading into a computer simulator. The proposed method is tested using state of the art computer vision algorithms: YOLOv8 for object detection (re-trained using two generic datasets of geometric figures) and PaddleOCR for text recognition. Validation is performed using two real electricity distribution networks in the centre-south region of Colombia, with a global object detection accuracy of up to 80.4%. Initial results suggest that the proposed method significantly reduces human effort compared to two classic approaches. The benefits and shortcomings of the proposed method are discussed together with future work opportunities.

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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/la-cci62337.2024.10814879
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Currency Recognition and Detection
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Extract-Transform-Load Process Leveraging Computer Vision to Enable Computer Modelling of Smart Grids

Juan J. Cuenca, Lina M. Cuenca-Silva, Alexis Zarate-Caballero, Diego Orjuela-Aguirre
Currency Recognition and Detection
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Extract-Transform-Load Process Leveraging Computer Vision to Enable Computer Modelling of Smart Grids

Juan J. Cuenca, Lina M. Cuenca-Silva, Alexis Zarate-Caballero, Diego Orjuela-Aguirre
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A novel extract-transform-load methodology applying computer vision to build electrically equivalent models of electricity grids (i.e., digital twins of smart grids) is proposed. Here, we standardise information from electricity grids in various formats into a single visual input for object and text recognition, transformation and loading into a computer simulator. The proposed method is tested using state of the art computer vision algorithms: YOLOv8 for object detection (re-trained using two generic datasets of geometric figures) and PaddleOCR for text recognition. Validation is performed using two real electricity distribution networks in the centre-south region of Colombia, with a global object detection accuracy of up to 80.4%. Initial results suggest that the proposed method significantly reduces human effort compared to two classic approaches. The benefits and shortcomings of the proposed method are discussed together with future work opportunities.

Hannover Re (Germany) (DE), Sigma Research (United States) (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Currency Recognition and Detection
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Extract-Transform-Load Process Leveraging Computer Vision to Enable Computer Modelling of Smart Grids — Juan J. Cuenca, Lina M. Cuenca-Silva, et al. · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS