International Conference on Advanced Power System Automation and Protection (APSAP) (APSAP)

Since APAP was first launched in 2004, it has steadily built an excellent international reputation and has consistently made a positive impact on our power systems field. APAP is now well-positioned to have a global impact on various areas of power system research, including power system automation and protection by serving as a platform for idea exchange and research cooperation among international experts.

Our conference topics will continue to focus primarily on the latest developments in power system automation and protection area, along with their diverse applications. These will encompass various aspects, including not only the automation and protection of smart grids, microgrids, digital substations, distribution systems, and railway power networks but also the protection and control of HVDC, MVDC, LVDC, FACTS, MTDC, and AC/DC hybrid systems, with an emphasis on data-driven approaches to power system analysis, automation, protection, and control. Additionally, we are broadening our scope to include power system modeling, analysis, simulation, planning, operation, and economics. Particularly, we will address topics related to AI and machine learning applications, cybersecurity and digital resilience, the integration and protection of inverter-based resources and clean energy generation as well as emerging challenges in climate change and resilience. These additions will make the Jeju meeting even more comprehensive.