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Resilient Control System Metrics
2019Resilience of a system, particularly critical infrastructure, is of great interest to utilities and stakeholders. Consequences of natural or man-made events (e.g., Superstorm Sandy, the sequence of storms affecting the Caribbean and coast of the United States in 2017, and the Ukrainian power grid attack) have led to emphasis and increased interest in ...
Timothy R. McJunkin, Craig Rieger
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Design and Assessment Methodology for System Resilience Metrics
Risk Analysis, 2019AbstractBy providing objective measures, resilience metrics (RMs) help planners, designers, and decisionmakers to have a grasp of the resilience status of a system. Conceptual frameworks establish a sound basis for RM development. However, a significant challenge that has yet to be addressed is the assessment of the validity of RMs, whether they ...
Mohammad, Najarian, Gino J, Lim
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The IEEE Distribution Resiliency Working Group (DRes) is currently exploring the development of distribution system resiliency metrics. The electric utility industry currently utilizes widely accepted IEEE 1366 Reliability metrics to quantitatively measure system performance when not experiencing High Impact, Low Frequency (HILF) extreme events during ...
Gary Huffman, Shikhar Pandey, John Dai
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Gary Huffman, Shikhar Pandey, John Dai
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A Sybil-Resilient Reputation Metric for P2P Applications
2008 International Symposium on Applications and the Internet, 2008We propose a reputation-based trust model for P2P applications and study it in a security framework. This framework makes it easy to reason about the resilience of the reputation metrics against Sybil attacks. We show that using the PageRank reputation metric in a P2P system can make it very vulnerable to Sybil attacks. We then propose a new reputation
Tien Tuan Anh Dinh, Mark Ryan 0001
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Resilience: Theory and metrics – A metal structure as demonstrator
Engineering Structures, 2017Abstract The paper develops a theoretical model and metrics for structural resilience. It addresses the general case of physical systems after they suffer damages due to natural or industrial hazards. They may suffer serious physical damages and may generate also social and economic losses.
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A Dimensionless Graceful Degradation Metric for Quantifying Resilience
2012 IEEE Sixth International Conference on Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems Workshops, 2012Many self-* properties are variations on the same theme: resilience of a system to changes in itself or the conditions under which it operates. Quantifying resilience is difficult, however: there are no metrics of resilience that are readily comparable across systems, and the space of possible changes is typically prohibitively large.
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Heuristics for resilience — A richer metric than reliability
2016 IEEE International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE), 2016This paper considers the use of resilience as a more encompassing measure of system reliability, availability and maintainability.
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Resilience Metrics Development for Power Systems
2018The purpose of this chapter is to explain the metrics were used for quantifying the resiliency of power system. Also, will determine how which metrics are calculated for which system under what conditions. Distribution and transmission infrastructure that is expanded over a wide geographic area, is always affected by weather-related disasters which ...
Hossein Shayeghi, Abdollah Younesi
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Metrics-to-Methods: Decisive Reverse Engineering Metrics for Resilient Logic Locking
Proceedings of the Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI 2023, 2023Mohammad Sazadur Rahman +3 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal
A key technical insight of this research is the distinction between reliability and resilience in how system performance is measured. Traditional reliability metrics—such as the frequency and duration of outages—do not fully capture a system's ability to withstand and recover from major shocks.
Donald Azuatalam +3 more
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A key technical insight of this research is the distinction between reliability and resilience in how system performance is measured. Traditional reliability metrics—such as the frequency and duration of outages—do not fully capture a system's ability to withstand and recover from major shocks.
Donald Azuatalam +3 more
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