Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network

INTRODUCTION: The uneven spatiotemporal distribution of electric vehicle (EV) charging demand and the limitations of traditional methods in adapting to dynamic correlations pose significant challenges to charging infrastructure management. OBJECTIVES: This study aims to propose a collaborative sche...

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出版年:EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web
主要な著者: Xian Jian Wei, Shao Xiong Li, Li Ming Zhang, Lian Xiang Yu, Jun Long Guo
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言語:英語
出版事項: European Alliance for Innovation (EAI) 2026-04-01
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オンライン・アクセス:https://publications.eai.eu/index.php/ew/article/view/11478
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author Xian Jian Wei
Shao Xiong Li
Li Ming Zhang
Lian Xiang Yu
Jun Long Guo
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Shao Xiong Li
Li Ming Zhang
Lian Xiang Yu
Jun Long Guo
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description INTRODUCTION: The uneven spatiotemporal distribution of electric vehicle (EV) charging demand and the limitations of traditional methods in adapting to dynamic correlations pose significant challenges to charging infrastructure management. OBJECTIVES: This study aims to propose a collaborative scheduling and path planning method for charging pile groups to optimize system efficiency, reduce user waiting time, lower costs, and balance grid load. METHODS: A spatiotemporal heterogeneous graph integrating charging station states, road networks, and grid conditions is constructed. A Graph Attention Network (GAT) with a multi-head attention mechanism is employed to dynamically capture node correlations. A joint optimization model for scheduling and path planning is established, utilizing an extended A* search algorithm within a multi-objective framework. RESULTS: Experimental results demonstrate that, compared to the Constant Power Method (CPM) and a traditional Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) method, the proposed GAT-based method reduces average user waiting time by 30-40%, decreases total system cost by 17.9%, improves the load balancing index to 0.45, reduces grid load variance by 42.4%, and successfully serves 1038 EVs. CONCLUSION: The proposed method effectively addresses the collaborative optimization of charging pile group resources, providing an innovative solution for building an efficient and stable EV charging network.
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spelling doaj-art-e98adf616b6b4df382fa4e5d0b412ffe2026-04-30T00:01:02ZengEuropean Alliance for Innovation (EAI)EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web2032-944X2026-04-011210.4108/ew.11478Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention networkXian Jian WeiShao Xiong Lihttps://orcid.org/0009-0002-7330-8121Li Ming ZhangLian Xiang YuJun Long GuoINTRODUCTION: The uneven spatiotemporal distribution of electric vehicle (EV) charging demand and the limitations of traditional methods in adapting to dynamic correlations pose significant challenges to charging infrastructure management. OBJECTIVES: This study aims to propose a collaborative scheduling and path planning method for charging pile groups to optimize system efficiency, reduce user waiting time, lower costs, and balance grid load. METHODS: A spatiotemporal heterogeneous graph integrating charging station states, road networks, and grid conditions is constructed. A Graph Attention Network (GAT) with a multi-head attention mechanism is employed to dynamically capture node correlations. A joint optimization model for scheduling and path planning is established, utilizing an extended A* search algorithm within a multi-objective framework. RESULTS: Experimental results demonstrate that, compared to the Constant Power Method (CPM) and a traditional Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) method, the proposed GAT-based method reduces average user waiting time by 30-40%, decreases total system cost by 17.9%, improves the load balancing index to 0.45, reduces grid load variance by 42.4%, and successfully serves 1038 EVs. CONCLUSION: The proposed method effectively addresses the collaborative optimization of charging pile group resources, providing an innovative solution for building an efficient and stable EV charging network. https://publications.eai.eu/index.php/ew/article/view/11478graph attention networkcollaborative schedulingElectric vehiclepath planningload balancingGrid optimization
spellingShingle Xian Jian Wei
Shao Xiong Li
Li Ming Zhang
Lian Xiang Yu
Jun Long Guo
Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
graph attention network
collaborative scheduling
Electric vehicle
path planning
load balancing
Grid optimization
title Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
title_full Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
title_fullStr Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
title_full_unstemmed Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
title_short Research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
title_sort research on collaborative scheduling and path planning of charging pile groups using graph attention network
topic graph attention network
collaborative scheduling
Electric vehicle
path planning
load balancing
Grid optimization
url https://publications.eai.eu/index.php/ew/article/view/11478
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