Dynamic robustness modelling of electricity critical infrastructure elements as a part of energy security

Řehák, David; Hromada, Martin; Onderková, Vendula; Walker, Neil; Fuggini, Clemente

doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2021.107700

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“…Therefore, Table 2 illustrates an overview of the authors' recommended publications that can be used to assess resilience in the energy sector. Rehak, D., Hromada, M., Onderkova, V., Walker, N., Fuggini, C. [24] Dynamic robustness modelling of electricity critical infrastructure elements as a part of energy security 2022…”

Section: Resilience Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…External tools are divided into six groups corresponding to the PESTLE method, the essence of which is the analysis of external factors of the organization. Rehak, D., Hromada, M., Onderkova, V., Walker, N., Fuggini, C. [24] Dynamic robustness modelling of electricity critical infrastructure elements as a part of energy security 2022…”

Section: Choice Of Resilience-strengthening Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Dynamic resilience, on the other hand, allows the system to adapt to the impact of a disruptive event disruption and improve the ability of individual parts of the system to function during the disruption. Dynamic resilience assessment is addressed in the reseach by Ouyang et al [21], Eljaoued et al [22], Kammouh et al [23], and Rehak et al [24].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Currently, this area is the most important in research, as disruption of energy systems can cause cascading effects and thus disrupt transport systems, information and communication systems, water distribution, etc. Among the authors already mentioned above, this issue has mainly been addressed by Nan and Sansavini [16], Johansen and Tien [17], Rehak et al [18], Ciapessoni et al [19], Ouyang et al [21], Rehak et al [24], and Zimmerman et al [26]. In their publications, the authors modeled and assessed resilience through case studies against selected threats.…”

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As the number of threats and the severity of their impact increases, an ever greater emphasis is being placed on the protection of critical infrastructure. Thus, the issue of resilience, or its assessment and strengthening, is increasingly coming to the fore. The resilience assessment of critical infrastructure, especially in the energy sector, has received considerable attention due to the high level of interest in this issue. However, the issue of strengthening resilience poses a significant challenge not only in the energy sector but also in the entire critical infrastructure system. Despite the great importance of this area, there is not a large number of authors moving in this direction and paying attention to resilience-strengthening tools. For this reason, the aim of this article is to provide the reader with a comprehensive methodological overview of resilience strengthening in the critical energy infrastructure sector. This article also provides an overview of internal and external tools suitable for strengthening resilience and presents a possible procedure for their application to energy critical infrastructure elements.

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“…This is based on the sense of cascading and synergistic effects [16]. Considering the scientific activity of the authors, the security and protection of SCI elements will be perceived with a specific link to physical security and therefore smart security alarm systems use in the context of increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of physical protection systems [17]. Another point of view is the creation of an integral security system in connection with resilience determinants, the influence of cascading and synergistic effects and the final security convergence and resilience aspects of SCI elements [18].…”

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Converged Security and Information Management System as a Tool for Smart City Infrastructure Resilience Assessment

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Skobiej

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Current research on smart cities is primarily focused on the area of applicability of information and communication technologies. However, in the context of a multidisciplinary approach, it is also necessary to pay attention to the resilience and converged security of individual infrastructures. Converged security represents a particular security type based on a selected spectrum of certain convergent security types of, assuming the creation of a complementary whole. Considering the outputs of the analysis of security breaches manifestations, this kind of security makes it possible to detect emerging security breaches earlier (still in the symptom stage), thus providing a more efficient and targeted solution suitable for building smart city infrastructure. In its essence, the article refers to the practical application of the converged security theoretical principles presented in the publication to a functional sample, deployed and tested in practical conditions in context of selected smart city infrastructure protection and resilience. Considering the nature of the practical application, the convergence of a wider spectrum of smart security alarm systems in the resilience assessment context is defined. In the beginning, the general principles of security/safety and the need for their convergence are presented. In this context, the mathematical model called Converged Resilience Assessment (CRA) method is presented for better understanding. Subsequently, Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems are described as a technological concept that can be used for resilience assessment. The most beneficial part is the structural, process, and functional description of the Converged Security and Information Management System (CSIM) using the concept of smart security alarm systems converged security.

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Risk analysis and resilience assessment of China's oil imports after the Ukraine Crisis：A network-based dynamics model

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Dynamic robustness modelling of electricity critical infrastructure elements as a part of energy security

Cited by 13 publications

References 39 publications

Strengthening Resilience in the Energy Critical Infrastructure: Methodological Overview

Strengthening Resilience in the Energy Critical Infrastructure: Methodological Overview

Converged Security and Information Management System as a Tool for Smart City Infrastructure Resilience Assessment

Risk analysis and resilience assessment of China's oil imports after the Ukraine Crisis：A network-based dynamics model

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