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Abstract State estimation is a data processing technique used to assign a value to an unknon system state variables depending on a set of measurements obtained from the orking system . In power systems the set of measurements act!ve and reactive power flo , buses voltage . These measurements are collected state estimator algorithm in the control consists of lines injection power a and telemetered to room The state estimator filters out erroneous measurements and uses the other to obtain the system states . The traditional state estimators use the classical weighted least squares (WLS) technique which minimizes the squares of the difference between the measured and calculated values Weighted least squares technique has many drawbacks ; it produces a poor estimates if the measurements set is contaminated with bad data or erroneous measurements , and also if the measurements error does not have a Gaussian distribution . Other state estimators use the least absolute value technique which minimizes the absolute value of the difference between the measured and calculated values ate proposed in the literature , these algorithms use the linear programming technique to obtain the system state estimates . The linear progtamming an iterative algorithm , it needs a great deal computing time to reach the optimal state estimates technique of memory is and xii A new technique is proposed and discussed in this thesis to tain the state estimates based on least absolute value (LAV) e solution obtained by this algorithm depends on a previous owledge of the LS esiduals . The new algorithm has the ability detect and reject the erroneous measurements automatically ring the solution process without any prior knowledge of the roneous measurements and there locations The new proposed chnique is applied to different sizes of power systems , 5 , 10 d 14 bus systems , and the results obtained are reported , where compare between the proposed technique and the well-known WLS chnique . |