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PUF-Based Two-Factor Authentication Protocol for Securing the Power Grid Against Insider Threat
Recent advances in smart grid technologies have enabled additional distributed control paradigms that allow more efficient and reliable operation. However, this creates new security concerns for the grid, such as attackers using spoofed grid control devices to generate false measurements. This paper introduces a two-factor authentication protocol leveraging standard public-key cryptography as one authentication factor and a hardware-based fingerprint, known as a Physical Unclonable Function, as a second authentication factor. This protocol incurs a small overhead and prevents cyber-attacks even when an adversary is able to compromise the cryptographic keys stored in the non-volatile memory of an intelligent control device.
Lab Tests: Verifying that Smart Grid Power Converters are Truly Smart
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Detecting Large Frequency Excursions in the Power Grid With Bayesian Decision Theory
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An RMRAC With Deep Symbolic Optimization for DC–AC Converters Under Less-Inertia Power Grids
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Optimal Flexibility Control of Large-Scale Distributed Heterogeneous Loads in the Power Grid
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Winter Storm Scenario Generation for Power Grids Based on Historical Generator Outages.
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Proactive Rolling-Horizon-Based Scheduling of Hydrogen Systems for Resilient Power Grids
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Top-Down Control Design Strategy for Electric Power Grid EMP (E3) Protection.
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Statistical Considerations in the Creation of Realistic Synthetic Power Grids for Geomagnetic Disturbance Studies
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Integration of Preventive and Emergency Responses for Power Grid Resilience Enhancement
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GridCloud: Infrastructure for Cloud-Based Wide Area Monitoring of Bulk Electric Power Grids
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Spoofing Resilient State Estimation for the Power Grid Using an Extended Kalman Filter
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LDES-Sizing-and-siting-model (Power grid test cases for long-duration energy storage (LDES) siting) [SWR-25-75]
This repository contains code and data for performing a siting analysis of long-duration energy storage (LDES) in the 5-bus and RTS systems using the Sienna suite developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for production cost modeling (PCM). This analysis involves moving the LDES component to different buses in the system, running a simulation, and considering the production cost of the simulation. Different system configurations are also analyzed with these scripts (such as moving load or renewable dispatch generators to different buses) to observe the impacts the system configuration has on optimal siting. This repository contains three sub directories discussed below. Both the 5-bus and RTS systems have two different initial configurations for the renewable energy components in them, one that is predominantly PV-driven and one that is predominantly wind-driven. Sienna suite can be found here: https://github.com/NREL-Sienna