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Toward a cyber resilient and secure microgrid using software-defined networking

Jin et al., 2017

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3198065576081158173
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Jin D
Li Z
Hannon C
Chen C
Wang J
Shahidehpour M
Lee C
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IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid

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To build a resilient and secure microgrid in the face of growing cyber-attacks and cyber- mistakes, we present a software-defined networking (SDN)-based communication network architecture for microgrid operations. We leverage the global visibility, direct networking …
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