· HARMONIE
[Harmonized Automatic Relay Mitigation of Nefarious Intentional Events (HARMONIE) Special Protection Scheme ($75k, 2 years, awarded Oct. 2020)]
Work closely with industry members to generate value from large-scale, detailed and realistic synthetic electric grids by 1) developing customized grids, 2) developing specific grid scenarios, 3) exploring decision making with uncertainty, and 4) expanding scope to allow coupling with other infrastructures
Funded by Power Systems Engineering Research Center (PSERC).
· PSERC
[PSERC: Generating Value from Detailed, Realistic Synthetic Electric Grids ($220k, 2 years, awarded Jul. 2020)]
Work closely with industry members to generate value from large-scale, detailed and realistic synthetic electric grids by 1) developing customized grids, 2) developing specific grid scenarios, 3) exploring decision making with uncertainty, and 4) expanding scope to allow coupling with other infrastructures
Funded by Power Systems Engineering Research Center (PSERC).
· EPCN
[EPCN: Enhancing the Modeling, Simulation, and Visualization of Large-Scale Electric Grids Utilizing Detailed Synthetic Power Grids and Data Sets ($548k, 3 years, awarded Jun. 2019)]
Developing and applying high quality, synthetic electric grid models and datasets that represent the complexities of actual electric grids, but contain no information about real grids and hence can be made publicly available.
Funded by NSF Electrical, Communications and Cyber Systems (ECCS).
· Validation for Models of Cyber Attacks on the Power Grid
[Validation for Models of Cyber Attacks on the Power Grid ($140k, 3 years, awarded Jun. 2019)]
Supporting grid cyber-physical experimentation and validation.
Funded by Sandia National Labs.
· Triads for Transformation
[Triads for Transformation (T3): Analytics for Renewable Energy Management In Microgrids ($30k, 2 years, awarded Jan. 2019)]
Working with Dr. N. Gautum and Dr. A. Bhattacharya to investigate forecasting models to predict energy supply, power demand, and prices in advance using probabilistic forecasts for data-driven predictions.
Funded by the Texas A&M T3 program.
· CyPRES
[Deep Cyber-Physical Situational Awareness for Energy Systems: A Secure Foundation for Next-Generation Energy Management, US DOE, (K. Davis (PI, TAMU); Co-PIs: T. Overbye (TAMU), D. Ragsdale (TAMU), A. Goulart (TAMU), S. Zonouz (Rutgers University), S. Hossain-McKenzie (Sandia National Labs), E. Vugrin (Sandia National Labs), J. O’Brien (Pacific Northwest National Labs), M. Rice (Pacific Northwest National Labs), E. Rogers (UIUC)) ($2.7 M, 3 years, awarded Oct. 2018)]
Leading efforts to design a secure cyber-physical next generation management system that can detect malicious and abnormal events through fusion of cyber and physical data and algorithms, effective integrated analytics, and visualization. Please visit our CYPRES webpage for more information: https://cypres.engr.tamu.edu/
Funded by DOE CEDS.
· DEFENDA
[Deep Learning-based Detection of Stealth False Data Injection Attacks in Large-Scale Power Grids, NSF, K. Davis (PI, TAMU), E. Serpedin (TAMU, Co-PI), T. Overbye (TAMU, Co-PI)) ($360k, 3 years, awarded Sept. 2018) ]
Learn more about DEFENDA and obtain datasets at: https://katedavis.engr.tamu.edu/projects/defenda/
Funded by NSF Electrical, Communications and Cyber Systems (ECCS).
· Online Resilience Support System for Cyber-Physical Situational Awareness
[Online Resilience Support System for Cyber-Physical Situational Awareness, Grainger Foundation Frontiers of Engineering Grant, (K. Davis (PI, TAMU), M. Holzinger (Co-PI, U. Colorado)) ($30k, 3 years, awarded July 2018)]
Funded by a Grainger Foundation Frontiers of Engineering Grant and the National Academy of Engineering.
· Bio-Inspired Design of Complex Energy Systems
[Bio-Inspired Design of Complex Energy Systems to Achieve Robust, Efficient, and Sustainable Networks, Texas A&M Energy Institute, (A Layton (PI, TAMU), K. Davis (Co-PI, TAMU)) ($50k, 1 year, awarded June 2018]
Funded by Texas A&M’s Energy Institute.
· Distributed Just-Ahead-Of-Time Verification of Cyber-Physical Critical Infrastructure
[Distributed Just-Ahead-Of-Time Verification of Cyber-Physical Critical Infrastructure, NSF, (S. Zonouz (PI, Rutgers), K. Davis (Co-PI, TAMU))]
Funded by NSF Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS).
· GIC Hazard Prediction: From the Solar Wind to Power System Impacts
[GIC Hazard Prediction: From the Solar Wind to Power System Impacts, NSF, (T. Overbye (PI, TAMU), Katherine Davis (co-PI, TAMU), J. Makela (co-PI, UIUC), Jana Sebestik (co-PI, UIUC))]
Funded by NSF Hazards SEES