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Overview of the case study microgrid system. ABSTRACT This research study proposes a physics‐constrained nature‐inspired (PCNI) reinforcement learning (RL) and model predictive control (MPC) strategy that simultaneously incorporates a trigonometric Lyapunov function into both RL's training loss functions and reward shaping, that is, dual role of ...
Neelofar Shaukat +3 more
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A smart grid is the embodiment of the economic benefit derived from a complex, advanced power system that can handle increased demand. With the integration of modern metering infrastructure, advanced control, and communication systems, large volumes of multitype and high‐dimensional data about electric power grid functioning are permitted to be ...
Hamed Taherdoost +3 more
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ABSTRACT Extreme disasters, including both natural hazards and malicious intrusions, pose severe risks to cyber‐physical energy systems (CPES). Due to tight coupling, their impacts are amplified by physical destruction, cyber degradation, multi‐energy interdependencies and human behaviour.
Yijia Cao +5 more
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If the linear node voltage equation set obtained from the faulty composite sequential network is solved directly by linear transformation, it is not possible to accurately calculate and obtain the fault current and the voltage at the merging point of IIDG.
Zhuoran Song +5 more
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Scalable cyber‐physical testbed for cybersecurity evaluation of synchrophasors in power systems
This paper introduces a synchrophasor‐based cyber‐physical power system testbed using the pySynphasor tool for emulating various cyber‐attacks on phasor measurement units (PMUs). The testbed combines real‐time simulation, virtual machines, network emulation, and packet manipulation for scalable cyber‐security testing, focussing on attacks like ARP ...
Shuvangkar Chandra Das +2 more
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Analysing a multi‐stage cyber threat and its impact on the power system
The work in this paper highlights the importance of the multi‐stage defence paradigm. The use case presented here shows a multi‐stage threat scenario on a power utility, from Stage 1—initial access to Stage 4—physical impact. Abstract Electric power systems are composed of physical and cyber sub‐systems. The sub‐systems depend on each other.
Leen Al Homoud +5 more
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Modelling False Data Injection and Denial of Service Attacks in Cyber‐Physical Microgrids
This paper aims to analyse the impact of cyberattacks on data transmission in cyber‐physical microgrids and to develop appropriate updated models for these systems. It investigates the effects of cyberattacks on the numerical stream data in microgrids, drawing upon experimental results to construct cyberattack models that can facilitate the development
Abbas Ahmadi +2 more
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An Early Stage Failure Prediction Mechanism in Smart Grid Networks
In this paper, we propose a novel early‐stage failure prediction (ESFP) mechanism that applies ML algorithms to enhance the security of smart grid systems. We use a realistic model to generate a dataset for training ML algorithms and develop a mechanism to predict the state of a system's components in the early stages before failures propagate in the ...
Ali Salehpour +3 more
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Power System Digital Twins in Action: What We Learnt and Where We Go Next
This work presents insights from developing digital twins for microgrids, highlighting challenges in fidelity standards, multi‐physics modelling and real‐time synchronisation while proposing future directions in adaptive hybrid modelling, scalable architectures and ethical frameworks to advance power system resilience and operational efficiency ...
Md Khairul Islam +5 more
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Real‐Time Cyberattack Detection for SCADA in Power System
ABSTRACT Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems monitor and control industrial processes, but their integration with information technology and network connectivity, including the internet, exposes them to potential cyber threats. As SCADA systems become essential infrastructure, their vulnerability to cyber‐attacks has increased ...
Botta Prudhvi +2 more
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