The power system is vital to energy security, emergency services, critical infrastructures, and
the economy. Resilience of the power system against high-impact low-probability events is …

Increasing penetration of power electronic-based renewable energy generation resources,
decreasing total rotational inertia, and bidirectional power flow have changed the concept of …

The widespread application of cyber technologies and Renewable Energy Sources (RESs)
has gradually transformed traditional power systems into renewable Cyber–Physical Power …

In this paper, the applicability of Microgrids (MGs) is reviewed for power system resilience
against low-probability high-impact (LPHI) events. Financial issues have been always one of …

Existing literature on microgrids (MGs) has either investigated the dynamics or economics of
MG systems. Accordingly, the important impacts of battery energy storage systems (BESSs) …

As both the generation resources and load types have changed and grown over the past few
decades, there is a growing need for analysis that spans traditional simulation boundaries; …

It is explored in this article that the interaction of droop controllers through the power network
(IDCPN) is the dominant factor affecting the dynamic stability of an autonomous networked …

The increased implementation of smart grid technologies in the power distribution grid
presents unique opportunities that enable resiliency, but also brings challenges motivating …

In order to provide effective, safe, and dependable grid operation, the use of information and
communication technologies (ICT) for real-time monitoring and control of the Smart Grid …

Resilience assessment is crucial for maintaining high availability, security, and quality of
service in power grids. However, most current grid research lacks hardware testbed …