Integrating
cyber
and
physical
elements
in
smart
grids
amplifies
susceptibility
to
false
data
injection
attacks
(FDIAs),
jeopardizing
home
automation
energy
infrastructure.
Traditional
security
strategies
often
underperform
FDIA
detection
due
varied
origins.
We
propose
an
advanced
anomaly
framework
using
CNN-LSTM,
tailored
detect
FDIAs
the
grid's
demand
response.
Our
model
employs
supervised
learning
for
improved
precision
when
enriched
with
label
information.
Empirical
tests
genuine
from
Austin,
Texas,
demonstrate
our
model's
superiority
over
existing
methods,
metrics
like
accuracy,
precision,
recall,
F1
score,
positive
rate
consistently
affirming
its
robustness
real-world
applicability.
Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 5
Published: Dec. 31, 2023
This
extensive
research
paper
meticulously
investigates
the
intricate
synergies
between
demand
response
strategies
and
Heating,
Ventilation,
Air
Conditioning
(HVAC)
controls
within
dynamic
realm
of
smart
grid
integration.
As
global
energy
landscape
undergoes
transformative
changes
driven
by
technological
advancements
sustainability
imperatives,
study
critically
examines
symbiotic
relationship
consumers,
HVAC
systems,
grid.
The
paramount
importance
this
interaction
is
underscored,
emphasizing
its
pivotal
role
in
achieving
elevated
levels
efficiency,
reliability,
sustainability.
explores
multifaceted
potential
inherent
programs
advanced
controls,
unraveling
their
collective
capacity
to
reshape
ecosystem.
It
goes
beyond
theoretical
framework
delving
into
real-world
applications,
case
studies,
cutting-edge
advancements.
By
doing
so,
seeks
provide
not
only
a
understanding
but
also
practical
insights
evolving
demand-side
management.
investigation
poised
contribute
significantly
existing
body
knowledge
illustrating
how
harmonious
coordination
consumer
behaviors
systems
can
be
strategically
harnessed.
strategic
collaboration
aims
optimize
consumption,
mitigate
peak
loads,
substantively
establishment
more
sustainable,
adaptive,
responsive
infrastructure.
community
grapples
with
imperative
transition
towards
cleaner
efficient
positions
itself
as
valuable
resource
for
policymakers,
researchers,
industry
stakeholders
seeking
innovative
solutions
resilient
sustainable
future.
Integrating
cyber
and
physical
elements
in
smart
grids
amplifies
susceptibility
to
false
data
injection
attacks
(FDIAs),
jeopardizing
home
automation
energy
infrastructure.
Traditional
security
strategies
often
underperform
FDIA
detection
due
varied
origins.
We
propose
an
advanced
anomaly
framework
using
CNN-LSTM,
tailored
detect
FDIAs
the
grid's
demand
response.
Our
model
employs
supervised
learning
for
improved
precision
when
enriched
with
label
information.
Empirical
tests
genuine
from
Austin,
Texas,
demonstrate
our
model's
superiority
over
existing
methods,
metrics
like
accuracy,
precision,
recall,
F1
score,
positive
rate
consistently
affirming
its
robustness
real-world
applicability.