Synthetic Transmission and Distribution Test Cases Tgo30K: 30,000 bus synthetic test case for GO competition Challenge 1 – TS OPF Tgo10K: 10,000 bus synthetic test case for GO competition Challenge 1 – TS OPF
Tgo2000: 2000 bus synthetic test case for GO competition Challenge 1 – TS OPF Tgo500: 500 bus synthetic test case for GO competition Challenge 1 – TS OPF UIUC150: 150-bus synthetic grid on footprint of Tennessee – GMD
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Overbye, “ The Creation and Validation of Load Time Series for Synthetic Electric Power Systems,” in IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, doi: 10.1109/TPWRS.2020.3018936.Ī complete list of papers describing how the synthetic models were created is included here.ĪCTIVSg200: 200 bus synthetic grid on footprint of Central Illinois – TS GMD OPFĪCTIVSg500: 500 bus synthetic grid on footprint of South Carolina – TS GMD OPFĪCTIVSg2000: 2000 bus synthetic grid on footprint of Texas – TS GMD OPF MOV PMUĪCTIVSg10k: 10,000 bus synthetic grid on footprint of western United States – TS GMD OPF MOVĪCTIVSg25k: 25,000 bus synthetic grid on footprint of northeastern United States – TS GMD OPFĪCTIVSg70k: 70,000 bus synthetic grid on footprint of eastern United States – GMD OPFĬombined Synthetic East and West: 80,000 bus system with synchronously interconnected synthetic eastern and western United States – TS OPF Overbye, “ Creation of Synthetic Electric Grid Models for Transient Stability Studies,” 2017 IREP Symposium Bulk Power System Dynamics and Control, Espinho, Portugal, 2017. Overbye, “ Grid Structural Characteristics as Validation Criteria for Synthetic Networks,” in IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, vol. DOE ARPA-E Grid Data program their support is gratefully acknowledged.ĭescription of the algorithms used to develop the cases, models, and time series are given in:Ī. Some of these cases were developed with the support of the U.S.
Synthetic electric grid models are fictitious representations that are designed to be statistically and functionally similar to actual electric grids while containing no confidential critical energy infrastructure information (CEII). The power system test cases on this page are non-confidential and are provided in a variety of different formats, including PowerWorld Simulator and PowerWorld DS (*.pwb, *.pwd, *.tsb, *.aux), Matpower (*.m), PSSE (*.raw, *.dyr), and PSLF (*.epc, *.dyd).
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