Extracting Substation Cyber-physical Architecture Through Intelligent Electronic Devices' Data Conference Paper

abstract

• Intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) are widely used in power systems and result in diverse heterogeneous cyber-physical architectures. A scalable and fast way of accessing these IEDs and automatically extracting substation cyber-physical architecture for power systems from the data would benefit engineering design, power system analysis, security analysis, and cyber-physical security analysis. This paper presents a framework of automated cyber-physical architecture extraction and management. The proposed system will greatly reduce the time and human effort on extracting the cyber-physical architecture. This feature provides new capabilities for power system contingency analysis, cyber-physical security analysis, network connectivity examination, and improved intra- and inter-organizational event planning, preparation, and response capabilities.

name of conference

• 2018 IEEE Texas Power and Energy Conference (TPEC)

authors

• Davis, Katherine

published proceedings

• 2018 IEEE TEXAS POWER AND ENERGY CONFERENCE (TPEC)

author list (cited authors)

• Huang, H., & Davis, K.

complete list of authors

• Huang, Hao||Davis, Katherine

publication date

• January 2018

keywords

• Analytical Models
• Automated Cyber-physical Architecture Extraction
• Computer Architecture
• Cyber-physical Security Analysis
• Heterogeneous Cyber-physical Architectures
• Ieds
• Intelligent Electronic Devices
• Network Connectivity Examination
• Power Engineering Computing
• Power System Analysis
• Power System Contingency Analysis
• Power System Security
• Power System Stability
• Security
• Substation Automation
• Substation Cyber-physical Architecture
• Substations
• Topology

start page

• 1

end page

• 6