AFTER Project Workshop
When |
Nov 27, 2014
dalle 08:30 AM alle 01:30 PM |
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Where | Rome - via Giulio Romano, 41 |
Contact Name | Giordano Vicoli |
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The AFTER Project, funded by the European Commission – Seventh Framework Programme, has addressed the challenges posed by the need for vulnerability evaluation and contingency planning of the energy grids and energy plants, in presence of natural or man-related hazard scenarios, considering also the relevant Information Communication Technology (ICT) systems used in protection and control.
The project focused on high impact, widespread multiple contingencies and on cascading events that can cause catastrophic outages of the electric power systems.
Hazards can be due to deliberate acts of terrorism and/or sabotage, or to a combination of accidents, natural disasters, and human negligence.
Innovative tools for risk analysis and advanced techniques for risk mitigation has been proposed.
In particular, the AFTER project achieved two important targets.
- The first consists in developing a methodology and tool for the global vulnerability analysis and risk assessment of Electric Power Systems considering interdependencies with ICT systems
- The second consists in developing algorithms and tools supporting contingency planning in a two-fold approach:
- preventing or limiting system disruption, by means of physical security techniques and defence plans;
- restoring the system after a major disruption, by means of restoration plans.
WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS
- Physical security, problems and solution in ČEPS - Martin Bílek
- Power system operational security - Håkon Kile
- Challenges for System Operation - Joeri Siborgs
- EU FP7 AFTER ProgrammeWP3 Systems methodology to physical security of the power grid (Led by UCD) - Prof. Chen-Ching Liu
- Automation and Control Technologies to Support the Defense of the Electrical Power Systems - André Leonide, Siemens AG
- Decision Support Tool for Coordinated Restoration of Interconnected Power Systems - Chen-Ching Liu Alexandru Stefanov
- Assessment and applicability of the global risk assessment tool - Hanne Vefsnmo, SINTEF Energy Research