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  1. Power grid simulation, evaluation, and test framework

    The Virtual Power System Testbed (VPST) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is part of the Trustworthy Cyber Infrastructure for the Power Grid (TCIP) and is maintained by members of the Information Trust Institute (ITI). VPST is designed to be integrated with other testbeds across the …

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  2. Fault injections on mission-critical computer systems

    … of faults, attacks and failures on a smart power grid utilizing software-defined networking (SDN) to orchestrate its data acquisition network. We evaluate our fault models on a smart power grid simulation running Raincoat, an SDN application that reroutes and spoofs network traffic to thwart …

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  3. Power grid verification and optimization

    … voltage drop that is caused by the impedance of power grid and devices' switchings. It is important to verify voltage values of nodes on power grids. To make the circuit work reliably, it is preferable to reduce the voltage drops. Nowadays, power grids are usually in large size, which results in …

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  4. Flow Shop Scheduling for Energy Efficient Manufacturing

    <p>A large number of new peaking power plants with their associated auxiliary equipment are installed to meet the growing peak demand every year. However, 10% utility capacity is used for only 1%~2% of the hours in a year. Thus, to meet the demand and supply balance through increasing the …

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  5. Flow Shop Scheduling for Energy Efficient Manufacturing

    <p>A large number of new peaking power plants with their associated auxiliary equipment are installed to meet the growing peak demand every year. However, 10% utility capacity is used for only 1%~2% of the hours in a year. Thus, to meet the demand and supply balance through increasing the …

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