부산대학교 도서관

Critical infrastructure networks, such as power and transportation networks, are often modeled as Cyber–Physical systems (CPSs). With ever increasing complexity of these systems, there is a need for newer and more relevant metrics and design tools that will co-optimize the physical system components and control policies to guarantee resilience against cyber and natural threats. To this end, we develop a simulation-based control co-design computational framework that will concurrently determine the system and control parameters of a CPS to meet prespecified resilience, operational, and economic objectives. The capabilities of the developed co-design engine are demonstrated by designing the physical components and control parameters of a microgrid system that will meet its resiliency objectives when subjected to various cyber and physical threats.