Scenario building for operator training simulators using a transient stability program

Zhang, G.; Bose, Anjan

doi:10.1109/59.41707

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“…Furthermore, it is possible to obtain useful information on the functioning of a specific element within the given infrastructure. Examples of applicable techniques and tools include Monte Carlo Simulation [44], the Scenario Building set of tools [45] designed to create alternative scenarios, the Cascade tool [46] presenting scenarios of functioning and interacting components, and the CARVER2 method [47]. Other effective tools include TRAGIS 4 [48], designed exclusively for transportation network simulation, various multi-agent systems [49] facilitating the general understanding of exceedingly complex systems, and numerous other techniques and tools.…”

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confidence: 99%

Designating Regional Elements System in a Critical Infrastructure System in the Context of the Czech Republic

Novotný

Jánošíková

2020

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Critical infrastructure is a complex system whose disruption or failure results in significant impacts on state interests, i.e., territorial security, economy, and the basic needs of the population. The current European Critical Infrastructure Protection Model does not allow the direct identification of critical elements at the regional level. Based on this, the paper brings a proposal for a unified system of critical infrastructure design based on a bottom-up approach. It is a progressive approach, utilizing contemporary trends in the application of science-based knowledge to critical infrastructure. A holistic view of this issue allows us to take into account the needs and preferences of the population, the preferences of the stakeholders and the local conditions of the region under consideration. The novelty of this approach is seen, in particular, in the identification of regional critical infrastructure elements through an integral assessment of these elements’ failure impact, not only on the dependent subsectors, but also on the population (population equivalent) in the assessed region. The final part of the paper presents a case study demonstrating the practical application of the proposed system to the road infrastructure in the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic.

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Designating Regional Elements System in a Critical Infrastructure System in the Context of the Czech Republic

Novotný

Jánošíková

2020

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“…Scenarios are tools for creating alternative scenes based on the different arrangements of the initial hypotheses about environmental parameters and system settings (Zhang and Bose (1989)). They are usually built in cases where more knowledge or understanding of a situation or system is required.…”

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An agent-based service-oriented simulation suite for critical infrastructure behaviour analysis

Bagheri¹,

Baghi²,

Ghorbani³

et al. 2007

IJBPIM

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Critical infrastructure systems are complex networks of adaptive sociotechnical systems that provide the most fundamental requirements of the society. Their importance in the smooth conduct of the society has made their role more and more prominent. A failure in any of these important components of today's industrial society can well affect the lives of millions of people. It is not only their individual break down that raises serious concerns, but their mutual reliance (interdependency) is even more threatening. Although interdependency in these infrastructure systems provides many benefits for their operation, a failure in one can ripple down to the others and cause a catastrophic irremunerable event. In this paper, we have introduced a simulation suite for analyzing the behavior of interdependent critical infrastructure systems. The simulation suite focuses on the types of services that are provided by infrastructure components. Each infrastructure system component is modeled as an agent and its services as its behavior. We believe that this simulation suite can assist researchers in better understanding critical infrastructure behavior and hence prevent catastrophic failures.

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An online implementation of transient stability in a dispatcher training simulator

Vadari

Demaree

Hwang

et al. 1991

IEEE Trans. Power Syst.

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Scenario building for operator training simulators using a transient stability program

Cited by 11 publications

References 2 publications

Designating Regional Elements System in a Critical Infrastructure System in the Context of the Czech Republic

Designating Regional Elements System in a Critical Infrastructure System in the Context of the Czech Republic

An agent-based service-oriented simulation suite for critical infrastructure behaviour analysis

An online implementation of transient stability in a dispatcher training simulator

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