Comparative Study on Experimental 2 to 9 Triangular Fuzzy Membership Function Partitioned Type 1 Mamdanis FIS for G2EDPS

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Abstract

There are some theories on how the World will end (e.g. super volcano eruption, massive star explosion, death of the Sun, asteroid impact, pandemic, nuclear war, climate change). Some of them can be prevented, because the cause is human by itself. For instance, spread of deadly diseases can be prevented by some quarantine zones and periods, nuclear wars by disarmament of weapon of mass destruction (zero weapons) and climate change by new life styles and acts (zero emissions: carbon dioxide CO 2 , methane CH 4 , nitrous oxide N 2 O, fluorinated gases). Electricity generation plays a key role in zero emissions life styles and acts. A Global Grid can be designed, invested and operated by 100% renewable energy power plants on the World. Design and operation of this grid needs some very detailed electricity demand information. One of this information is the long term electricity demand prediction (PWh: Petawatt hours). This paper investigates an experimental Mamdani’s type fuzzy inference system for the Global Grid electricity demand forecasting in this respect.

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Burak Omer Saracoglu. 2017. \u201cComparative Study on Experimental 2 to 9 Triangular Fuzzy Membership Function Partitioned Type 1 Mamdanis FIS for G2EDPS\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 17 (GJRE Volume 17 Issue J2): .

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There are some theories on how the World will end (e.g. super volcano eruption, massive star explosion, death of the Sun, asteroid impact, pandemic, nuclear war, climate change). Some of them can be prevented, because the cause is human by itself. For instance, spread of deadly diseases can be prevented by some quarantine zones and periods, nuclear wars by disarmament of weapon of mass destruction (zero weapons) and climate change by new life styles and acts (zero emissions: carbon dioxide CO 2 , methane CH 4 , nitrous oxide N 2 O, fluorinated gases). Electricity generation plays a key role in zero emissions life styles and acts. A Global Grid can be designed, invested and operated by 100% renewable energy power plants on the World. Design and operation of this grid needs some very detailed electricity demand information. One of this information is the long term electricity demand prediction (PWh: Petawatt hours). This paper investigates an experimental Mamdani’s type fuzzy inference system for the Global Grid electricity demand forecasting in this respect.

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