Collaborative research: Complex dynamics, criticality and cascading events in power system blackouts and communication networks
Collaborative research: Complex dynamics, criticality and cascading events in power system blackouts and communication networks
批准号:
0214369
负责人:
Ian Dobson
金额:
$6.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-09-01 至 2005-08-31
中文摘要
诸如美国西部的电力系统的大规模公用电力传输系统可能并且确实遭受导致大范围停电的级联事件。这些停电严重影响了公众、商业和政府,是国家基础设施的一个弱点。 而不是专注于个别停电的详细原因,这个项目解决了全球性的,复杂的系统动力学的一长串停电。将开发新的模型、模拟和分析方法,以捕捉临界性、自组织和级联故障的要点。将特别注意发生在北美停电数据和一般在临界系统停电规模的概率分布的功率尾部。 这些电力尾部意味着大规模灾难性停电的可能性比传统风险分析预测的要大得多。该项目将开发新的风险分析方法,并探索降低大停电风险的操作技术。 诸如因特网之类的通信网络也会产生重大的级联中断,并且在本申请中还将继续进行工作,以保持对具有社会重要性的大型工程网络中的中断的普遍特征的关注。预期的成果是能够理解,统计分析,并在一定程度上减轻电力传输和通信网络中的重大级联中断。 科学成果是对复杂系统动力学的理解和新的应用,以工程和分析压力网络。教育成果包括在多学科团队中培训本科生和研究生。
英文摘要
Large scale utility electrical power transmission systems such as the power system of the Western United States can and do suffer cascading events leading to widespread blackouts. These blackouts severely impact the public, commerce, and government and are a vulnerability in the nation's infrastructure. Rather than focusing on the detailed causes of individual blackouts, this project addresses the global, complex system dynamics of a long series of blackouts. New models, simulation and analysis methods will be developed to capture the essentials of criticality, self-organization and cascading failure. Particular attention will be given to the power tails of probability distributions of blackout sizes that occur in North American blackout data and generally in systems at criticality. These power tails imply that large, catastrophic blackouts are much more likely than predicted by conventional risk analyses. The project will develop new risk analysis methods and explore operating techniques to mitigate the risks of major blackouts. Communication networks such as the Internet also develop major cascading disruptions and work will also be pursued in this application to maintain some focus on universal features of disruptions in large, engineered networks of societal importance. The expected outcomes are the ability to understand, statistically analyze and to some extent mitigate major cascading disruptions in power transmission and communication networks. The scientific outcomes are an improved understanding and new application of complex system dynamics to the engineering and analysis of stressed networks. Educational outcomes include the training of undergraduate and graduate students in a multidisciplinary team.
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