Abstract
This paper examines how applications of expert systems, neural networks, fuzzy logic, and genetic algorithms are helping utilities reach their fault analysis goals and objectives. Four IEEE Power Engineering Society (PES) subcommittees or working groups are presently concerned with intelligent system applications and are coordinating their activities. A joint panel session on fault analysis was held during the 1996 IEEE PES Winter Meeting in Baltimore. The panel session dealt with various aspects of the specification, design, development, and application of different solutions for automated fault analysis using advanced intelligent system techniques and tools. In order to provide an overview of a variety of issues associated with the fault analysis automation, the panel was formed of experts from the utilities, vendors, and academia.
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