A Multigraph Modeling Approach to Enable Ecological Network Analysis of Cyber Physical Power Networks

Abheek Chatterjee, Hao Huang, K. Davis, A. Layton
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The design of resilient power grids is a critical engineering challenge for the smooth functioning of society. Bioinspired design, using a framework called the Ecological Network Analysis (ENA), is a promising solution for improving the resilience of power grids. However, the existing ENA framework can only account or for one type of flow in a network. Thus, the previous applications of ENA in power grid design were limited to the design and evaluation of the power flows only and could not account for the monitoring and control systems and their interactions that are critical to the operation of energy infrastructure. The present work addresses this limitation by proposing a multigraph modeling approach and modified ENA metrics that enable evaluation of the network organization and comparison to biological ecosystems for design inspiration. This work also compares the modeling features of the proposed model and the conventional graphical model of Cyber Physical Power Networks found in the literature to understand the implications of the different modeling approaches.
基于多图建模的网络物理电网生态网络分析方法
弹性电网的设计是社会平稳运行的关键工程挑战。采用生态网络分析(ENA)框架的生物启发设计是提高电网弹性的一种有希望的解决方案。但是,现有的ENA框架只能解释网络中的一种类型的流。因此,以往的ENA在电网设计中的应用仅限于潮流的设计和评估,而不能考虑对能源基础设施运行至关重要的监测和控制系统及其相互作用。目前的工作通过提出一种多图建模方法和修改的ENA指标来解决这一限制,这些指标能够评估网络组织并与生物生态系统进行比较,以获得设计灵感。这项工作还比较了所提出的模型的建模特征和文献中发现的网络物理电网的传统图形模型,以了解不同建模方法的含义。
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