Networked Grid Simulation Co-simulating GridLAB-D and OMNeT++
Explore the implementation and benefits of co-simulating GridLAB-D and OMNeT++ for networked grid simulations. Learn how to enable data exchange, create buffers, and manage communication between the two simulation tools to model network attacks effectively.
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Networked Grid Simulation by Co- simulating GridLAB-D and OMNeT++ Scott Phillips 7/31/2020 Advised by Himanshu Neema scott.h.phillips@vanderbilt.edu
GridLAB-D and OMNeT++ GridLAB-D is a power distribution system simulation and analysis tool developed by the US Department of Energy (DOE) and PNNL GridLAB-D functions as a core simulator that interacts with various modules These modules contain implementations for objects that are relevant for distribution system simulations (e.g. Market, Powerflow) OMNeT++ is a simulation library and framework used for building communication network simulators
Motivation for Co-simulating GridLAB-D with OMNeT++ GridLAB-D has instant communication between entities that would communicate over a network in the real world Using a network simulator would allow us to model network attacks
Implementing Co-simulation Enable data exchange between GridLAB-D and OMNeT++ Create buffers in GridLAB-D for messages to be stored in GLDInBuf, GLDOutBuf The order of messages is preserved in both directions Prevent GridLAB-D from internally delivering data that is sent over network
