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Security, trust, and QoS in next-generation control and communication for large power systems

Hauser et al., 2008

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8427412694917391035
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Hauser C
Bakken D
Dionysiou I
Gjermundrod K
Irava V
Helkey J
Bose A
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International Journal of Critical Infrastructures

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The present communication architecture supporting control of the electric power grid makes it difficult to use the wealth of data collected at high rates in substations, retarding their use in new applications for controlling the grid. A flexible, real-time data network would make it …
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    • H04L41/0654—Network fault recovery
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    • H04L41/0663—Network fault recovery by isolating the faulty entity involving offline failover planning
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