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引用次数: 29
摘要
IEC 61850是变电站通信和自动化系统设计中最有前途的标准。另一方面,由于变电站自动化系统的不同应用,多智能体系统正引起越来越多的关注。在多智能体系统中,智能体代表电力系统中不同的利益相关者,并根据实现的决策逻辑确定电力系统给定边界条件下的最优运行条件。互操作性当然是这种体系结构的必要先决条件。在这里,我们确定互操作性的两个方面;水平和垂直。水平互操作性依赖于动力系统的公共语义模型,代理可以使用这些模型来做出决策。IEC 61970公共信息模型(Common Information model, CIM)中提出了这样一个语义模型。在这个级别上,IEC 61850标准提供了访问信息和控制功能的模型,具有必要的灵活性。本文讨论了基于多智能体的电力系统控制体系结构与公用事业自动化IEC 61850标准之间的映射。该映射基于用例驱动方法,其中信息交换需求由多代理系统定义。
A case study of multi-agent interoperability in IEC 61850 environments
The IEC 61850 is the most promising standard for design of substation communication and automation systems. On the other hand multi-agents systems are attracting growing interest for different applications of substation automation systems. In multiagent systems agents represent different stake holders in the power system and based on implemented decision making logic they determine optimal operational conditions for the power system's given boundary conditions. Interoperability is of course a necessary pre-requisite for such architectures. Here we identify two aspects of interoperability; horizontal and vertical. Horizontal interoperability is relies on common semantic models of the power system that the agents can use to make decisions. One such semantic model is presented in the IEC 61970 Common Information Model (CIM). At this level, the IEC 61850 standard provides a model for access to information and control functions that has the necessary flexibility needed. In this paper we discuss the mapping between a multi-agent based architecture for power system control and the IEC 61850 standard for utility automation. The mapping is based on a use-case drive approach, in which the information exchange need is defined by the multi-agent system.