The program is focusing on developing methods for evaluating ICT systems for power system management. The core of these methods combine system and enterprise architecture modeling with statistical modeling in terms of Bayesian networks of dependencies among system properties and behavior. In addition, more traditional (non-statistical) systems analysis approaches are also used and developed to some extent within the projects.
The project is aimed providing IT-decision makers with decision support for enhanced IT maintenance. Specifically this project focuses on devising support for assessment of system modifiability.
This project deals with the security threats that arise when technical support systems, e.g. SCADA, EMS, DMS, are increasingly integrated into utility-wide enterprise architecture.
Today systems are increasingly integrated into utility-wide enterprise architecture. This project aims at developing a method for predicting the probability that two different systems will be able work togeather as intended when integrated.
In the near future distribution grid operators will face new challenges and requirements for control of their system. Due to the integration of distributed energy resources into the distribution grid, the former paradigm of uni‐directional flow of p
