OpenDISCO – Open simulation framework for distributed smart grid control

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2018
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Abstract
Abstract OpenDISCO is an open-source framework for decentralized simulation and security assessment of distributed power grid control. By incorporating security assessment directly into the control algorithms’ implementation process, the proposed framework aims to enable the rapid development of new control strategies. It provides a modular structure, enabling engineers and researchers to define own stress conditions and to simulate predefined cyber-attacks, thereby enabling continuous evaluation during the integration into existing power systems. A demo setup is presented, comprising a micro grid simulation and implementing a Controller-Hardware-in-the-Loop configuration.
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Authors Stübs, Marius;Köster, Kevin;
Journal energy informatics
Year 2018
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http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s42162-018-0044-0
Keywords
environmental effects of industries and plants renewable energy sources environmental sciences energy industries. energy policy. fuel trade computer engineering. computer hardware electronic computers. computer science

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