From Scheduling to Dispatching: Distinguishing Terms [In My View]

The power system community generally distinguishes between scheduling and dispatching. The former refers to decisions that comprise noncontinuous actions that require advance notice, while the latter refers to continuous ones that do not require significant advance notice.

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IEEE Power and Energy Magazine
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mpe.2024.3518498
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Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization
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From Scheduling to Dispatching: Distinguishing Terms [In My View]

Antonio J. Conejo
IEEE Power and Energy Magazine
Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization
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From Scheduling to Dispatching: Distinguishing Terms [In My View]

Antonio J. Conejo
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The power system community generally distinguishes between scheduling and dispatching. The former refers to decisions that comprise noncontinuous actions that require advance notice, while the latter refers to continuous ones that do not require significant advance notice.

IEEE Power and Energy MagazineVol. 23(3)
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Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization
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