resilience evaluation of demand response as spinning reserve under cyber-physical threats

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Abstract
In the future, automated demand response mechanisms will be used as spinning reserve. Demand response in the smart grid must be resilient to cyber-physical threats. In this paper, we evaluate the resilience of demand response when used as spinning reserve in the presence of cyber-physical threats. We quantify this evaluation by correlating the stability of the system in the presence of attacks measured by system frequency (Hz) and attack level measured by the amount of load (MW) that responds to the demand response event. The results demonstrate the importance of anticipating the dependability of demand response before it can be relied upon as spinning reserve.
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Authors ;Anas AlMajali;Arun Viswanathan;Clifford Neuman
Journal biology bulletin of the academy of sciences of the ussr
Year 2016
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10.3390/electronics6010002
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