Griddle: Video Gaming for Power System Education

Cohen, Michael A.; Niemeyer, Greg; Callaway, Duncan S.

doi:10.1109/tpwrs.2016.2618887

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“…Several examples of practitioners’ gaming focused on sustainability issues can be found in the business and management domain (e.g., Carreira et al 2017). More implementations target the field of policy-making (e.g., Schrier 2015), circular economy (e.g., Whalen & Peck 2014), energy transformation and management (e.g., Cohen, Niemeyer & Callaway 2016) and sustainable manufacturing (e.g., Stahl et al 2012).…”

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Sustainability awareness in engineering design through serious gaming

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Sustainability considerations are traditionally difficult to trade-off with technical and business requirements in an early design phase. Hence, design teams need support to reflect early on in the process, on how sustainability may affect profitability and customer value fulfilment in the long term. The commoditisation of modelling and simulation techniques points to gamification and serious gaming as emerging approaches to raise awareness among the design team – as well as users and stakeholders – of the expected behaviour of a solution along its life cycle. The objective of this paper is to explore how serious games can be used to inform decision-makers about the value versus cost implications of being (or not being) ‘sustainability compliant’ when designing products and systems. The paper initially presents the findings from a descriptive study focused on the definition of ‘design support’ intended to raise sustainability awareness through serious gaming. It further describes the development, application and testing of one of such games for material selection in the aerospace industry.

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“…An example is the simulation proposed by Cohen et al . (2016) on power systems. Similar interactive applications can improve design engineering processes, supporting analysis and decisions through narratives and a sense of achievement (Louchart et al .…”

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“…Recent publications have shown that new lab assignments are including hardware, software, and real-time simulations such as hardware-in-the-loop [32], [33]. Software simulations are broadening in topic also to cyber infrastructure [34] and the applications extend even to secondary education [35]. Throughout this extensive literature documenting power system simulation in education, the test cases consistently tend to be small, usually on the order of ten buses or fewer.…”

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Educational Applications of Large Synthetic Power Grids

Birchfield

Overbye

Davis

2019

IEEE Trans. Power Syst.

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This paper describes the use of large electric grids in university electric power system courses. Since much actual power system information is not publicly available, the application of public domain synthetic grids developed by the authors is presented including a 2000-bus grid. Discussion of the educational applications utilized in a senior level class are given for power flow analysis and sensitivity, economic dispatch, contingency analysis, optimal power flow (OPF), security-constrained OPF, transient stability, and real-time dynamic operations. In each of these, the application of the large synthetic grids give students insights and experience with cases closer to actual power systems in complexity and size.

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“…The Softmax function is a generalized form in logistic regression for classification of mutually exclusive classes, as in (1).…”

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Deep Learning-based Facial Expression Recognition and Analysis for Filipino Gamers

Sena¹,

Cabatuan²

2019

IJRTE

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 Abstract: This paper presents a computer vision based emotion recognition system for the identification of six basic emotions among Filipino Gamers using deep learning techniques. In particular, the proposed system utilized deep learning through the Inception Network and Long-Short Term Memory (LSTM). The researchers gathered a database for Filipino Facial Expressions consisting of 74 gamers for the training data and 4 gamer subjects for the testing data. The system was able to produce a maximum categorical validation accuracy of .9983 and a test accuracy of .9940 for the six basic emotions using the Filipino database. The cross-database analysis results using the well-known Cohn -Kanade+ database showed that the proposed Inception-LSTM system has accuracy on a par with the current existing systems. The results demonstrated the feasibility of the proposed system and showed sample computations of empathy and engagement based on the six basic emotions as a proof of concept.

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Griddle: Video Gaming for Power System Education

Cited by 14 publications

References 19 publications

Sustainability awareness in engineering design through serious gaming

Sustainability awareness in engineering design through serious gaming

Educational Applications of Large Synthetic Power Grids

Deep Learning-based Facial Expression Recognition and Analysis for Filipino Gamers

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