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Year	Title	Event/Publication	Written Paper	Slide Presentation	Comments
2022	Standards for DER System Connection Integration	CIGRE Australia CIDER		RH45P
2020	Optimising LAN Architecture For Improved Reliability And Resilience	CIGRE 2020 SC B5 Paper B5-214	RH44D
2018	CIGRE SC B5 Contributions to Preferential Subject 2	Paris Session	RH40D RH41D RH42D RH43D	RH40P RH41P RH42P RH43P	Resilient LAN B5_PS2_Q1 Time Synch B5_PS2_Q3 DUT B5_PS2_Q6 Audit B5_PS2_Q8
2017	Changing our View Of The World	Key Note Speech CIGRE Brazil International Seminar on Policies, Incentives, Technology and Regulation of Smart Grids		RH39P
2017	12 years of history of IEC 61850 .. and plenty more to come	T&D Magazine Feb 2017	RH38D Part 1 RH38D Part 2
2017	Experiences And Requirements For Commissioning, Troubleshooting And Maintenance Of IEC 61850 Stations	CIGRE SC B5 Auckland	RH37D
2017	Quality Assurance requirements and experiences for GOOSE/SV configuration	CIGRE SC B5 Auckland	RH36D
2017	Quality Assurance requirements and experiences for GOOSE/SV configuration	CIGRE AU SEAPAC	RH35D	RH35P
2016	State Of The Art of Asset Condition Monitoring Systems With IEC 61850	T&D Magazine Dec 2016	RH34D
2016	Completing the IEC 61850 substation – the need for metering	CIGRE SCB3 2016 Paper 214	RH33D
2015	NERC CIP – not Australian Law, but the benchmark for Cybersecurity	Australian Utility Week		RH32P
2015	Applying the right IEEE 1588 clock to achieve Sampled Value and Synchrophasor performance	CIGRE SEAPAC 2015	RH31D	RH31P
2015	Requirements and Experience of Practical Secure Access Control and Management of Intelligent Systems	CIGRE SEAPAC 2015	RH30D	RH30P
2014	Requirements and Experience of Practical Secure Access Control and Management of Intelligent Systems	Australian Utility Week		RH29P
2014	Requirements and Experience of Practical Secure Access Control and Management of Intelligent Systems	EEA NZ	RH28D
2013	Finding your GOOSE in the Substation	Australian Utility Week		RH27P
2013	Optimisation of CT/VT Arrangements and Improved Operational Response	CIGRE SC B3 2013 Colloquium		RH26P
2013	Avoiding ENTSO-E Experiences in IEC 61850 deployment (40 minutes)	Smart Substations 2013		RH25P
2013	IEC 61850 – Is it for Protection or for SCADA Engineers?	Smart Substations 2013		RH24P
2013	Avoiding ENTSO-E Experiences in IEC 61850 deployment (15 minutes)	CIGRE SEAPAC 2013		RH23P
2013	Limitations of Applying IEC 61850	CIGRE SEAPAC 2013		RH22P
2013	International Substation Automation and Smart Grid Developments	API Summer School	not publicly available
2013	Technologies for Engineering the Smart Grid	API Summer School	not publicly available
2012	“5-minute” System Restoration Using Remote Access and IEC 61850	CIGRE_2012_B3_PS1_03	RH19D	RH19P	eliminating physical I/O - digital and analogue to all relays - that is station bus and process bus - protection IEDs: IEC 61850-9-2 IEDS eliminate the CT/VT wiring SAMU for existing CT/VT eliminate the primary plant I/O to CB etc switchgear interface providing a secure access unit for the technician to be able to be used securely from any PC or hand held device secure remote access system
2012	Remote Access Solutions for IED Management	CIGRE_2012_B5_PS2_04	RH18D	RH18P	providing a secure access unit for the technician to be able to be used securely from any PC or hand held device secure remote access system
2012	System Restoration with IEC 61850	CIGRE_2012_B5_PS2_06	RH17D	RH17P	eliminating physical I/O - digital and analogue to all relays - that is station bus and process bus - protection IEDs: IEC 61850-9-2 IEDS eliminate the CT/VT wiring SAMU for existing CT/VT eliminate the primary plant I/O to CB etc switchgear interface
2012	State Of The Art Asset Condition Monitoring Systems with IEC 61850	Techcon	RH16D	RH16P
2011	Choosing and using IEC 61850 SCL files, process and tools correctly throughout the complete SAS lifecycle	CIGRE SC B5 Lausanne	RH15D		vendor-independant engineering tool
2011	Experiences of IEC 61850 Engineering – Designing good systems the right way.	SEAPAC	RH14D	RH14P	vendor-independant engineering tool Operator and Test Interface
2011	IEC 61850 Edition 2 – what does it mean for the end user?	SEAPAC	RH13D	RH13P	Operator and Test Interface
2011	Experiences in organisational development and specifying IEC 61850 systems	SEAPAC	RH12D	RH12P	vendor-independant engineering tool
2010	From wires to datasets Case studies on Australian utilities organisation migration to IEC 61850	PAC World	RH11D	RH11P
2010	What is IEC 61850	T&D magazine	RH10D
2010	Unlocking the real benefits of IEC 61850	T&D magazine	RH09D
2009	More, Faster, Less, Less - The Business Drivers for IEC 61850	iKnowledge		RH08P
2009	Engineering Process for IEC 61850	iKnowledge		RH07P
2009	More, Faster, Less, Less the business drivers for IEC 61850	SEAPAC	RH06D	RH06P
2009	Engineering Process for IEC 61850	SEAPAC	RH05D	RH05P
2009	Considering the Process Bus	SEAPAC	RH04D	RH04P	protection IEDs: IEC 61850-9-2 IEDS eliminate the CT/VT wiring SAMU for existing CT/VT eliminate the primary plant I/O to CB etc switchgear interface
2007	Establishing Sufficient Redundancy: Protection & Telecommunication	CIGRE Paris	RH03D
2007	Establishing Sufficient Redundancy: Protection & Telecommunication	SEAPAC	RH02D	RH02P
2007	Utility Wide Migration to IEC61850	SEAPAC	RH01D	RH01P

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