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Topology Identification of Power Distribution Systems Using Time Series of Voltage Measurements

Topology identification in transmission systems has historically been accomplished using SCADA measurements. In distribution systems, however, SCADA measurements are insufficient to determine system topology. An accurate system topology is essential for distribution system monitoring and operation. Recently there has been a proliferation of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) by the electrical utilities, which improved the visibility into distribution systems. These measurements offer a unique capability for Distribution System Topology Identification (DSTI). A novel approach to DSTI is presented in this paper which utilizes the voltage magnitudes collected by distribution grid sensors to facilitate identification of the topology of the distribution network in real-time using Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) and Regularized Diagonal Quadratic Discriminant Analysis (RDQDA). The results show that this method can leverage noisy voltage magnitude readings from load buses to accurately identify distribution system reconfiguration between radial topologies during operation under changing loads.