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1.	Nguyen, Van-Giang, 1989-, et al. (author) On the Use of 5G for Inter-substation GOOSE Transmission in Smart Grid 2019 In: Proceedings of the Fifteenth Swedish National Computer Workshop (SNCNW), Luleå, Sweden. June 2019. Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract Protection and automation in a smart grid environmentoften have stringent real-time communication requirementsbetween devices within a substation as well as between distantlylocated substations. The Generic Object Oriented SubstationEvent (GOOSE) messaging service has been proposed to achievethis goal as it allows to transfer time-critical information within afew milliseconds. However, the transmission of GOOSE messagesare often limited to a small Local Area Network (LAN).In this paper, we propose the use of the fifth generation ofmobile networks (5G) as a means to transport GOOSE messagesin a large scale smart grid environment. The end-to-end delay ismeasured between GOOSE devices over an 5G network with thefocus on the core network using the Open5GCore platform in alab environment. Although there is a lack of a real radio accessnetwork, the experimental results confirm that the delay withinthe rest of the 5G network is small enough for it to be feasiblefor inter-substation GOOSE transmissions.

Nguyen, Van-Giang, 1989-, et al. (author)
On the Use of 5G for Inter-substation GOOSE Transmission in Smart Grid
2019
In: Proceedings of the Fifteenth Swedish National Computer Workshop (SNCNW), Luleå, Sweden. June 2019.
Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Protection and automation in a smart grid environmentoften have stringent real-time communication requirementsbetween devices within a substation as well as between distantlylocated substations. The Generic Object Oriented SubstationEvent (GOOSE) messaging service has been proposed to achievethis goal as it allows to transfer time-critical information within afew milliseconds. However, the transmission of GOOSE messagesare often limited to a small Local Area Network (LAN).In this paper, we propose the use of the fifth generation ofmobile networks (5G) as a means to transport GOOSE messagesin a large scale smart grid environment. The end-to-end delay ismeasured between GOOSE devices over an 5G network with thefocus on the core network using the Open5GCore platform in alab environment. Although there is a lack of a real radio accessnetwork, the experimental results confirm that the delay withinthe rest of the 5G network is small enough for it to be feasiblefor inter-substation GOOSE transmissions.

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