The construction of spot electricity markets plays a pivotal role in power system reforms,where market clearing systems profoundly influence market efficiency and security.Current clearing systems predominantly adopt ...The construction of spot electricity markets plays a pivotal role in power system reforms,where market clearing systems profoundly influence market efficiency and security.Current clearing systems predominantly adopt a single-system architecture,with research focusing primarily on accelerating solution algorithms through techniques such as high-efficiency parallel solvers and staggered decomposition of mixed-integer programming models.Notably absent are systematic studies evaluating the adaptability of primary-backup clearing systems incontingency scenarios—a critical gap given redundant systems’expanding applications in operational environments.This paper proposes a comprehensive evaluation framework for analyzing dual-system adaptability,demonstrated through an in-depth case study of the Inner Mongolia power market.First,we establish the innovative“Dual-Active Heterogeneous”architecture that enables independent parallelized operation and fault-isolated redundancy.Subsequently,key performance indices are quantitatively evaluated across four critical dimensions:unit commitment decisions,generator output constraints,transmission section congestion patterns,and clearing price formation mechanisms.An integrated fuzzy evaluation methodology incorporating grey relational analysis is employed for objective indicator weighting,enabling systematic quantification of system superiority under specific grid operating states.Empirical results based on actual operational data from 200 generation units demonstrate the framework’s efficacy in guiding optimal system selection,with particularly strong performance observed during peak load periods.The proposed approach shows high generalization potential for other regional markets employing redundant clearing mechanisms—particularly those with increasing renewable penetration and associated uncertainty.展开更多
As a newly emerging computing paradigm, edge computing shows great capability in supporting and boosting 5G and Internet-of-Things (IoT) oriented applications, e.g., scientific workflows with low-latency, elastic, and...As a newly emerging computing paradigm, edge computing shows great capability in supporting and boosting 5G and Internet-of-Things (IoT) oriented applications, e.g., scientific workflows with low-latency, elastic, and on-demand provisioning of computational resources. However, the geographically distributed IoT resources are usually interconnected with each other through unreliable communications and ever-changing contexts, which brings in strong heterogeneity, potential vulnerability, and instability of computing infrastructures at different levels. It thus remains a challenge to enforce high fault-tolerance of edge-IoT scientific computing task flows, especially when the supporting computing infrastructures are deployed in a collaborative, distributed, and dynamic environment that is prone to faults and failures. This work proposes a novel fault-tolerant scheduling approach for edge-IoT collaborative workflows. The proposed approach first conducts a dependency-based task allocation analysis, then leverages a Primary-Backup (PB) strategy for tolerating task failures that occur at edge nodes, and finally designs a deep Q-learning algorithm for identifying the near-optimal workflow task scheduling scheme. We conduct extensive simulative case studies on multiple randomly-generated workflow and real-world edge-IoT server position datasets. Results clearly suggest that our proposed method outperforms the state-of-the-art competitors in terms of task completion ratio, server active time, and resource utilization.展开更多
基金supported by NARI Relays Electric Co.,Ltd.under the Project“Research on Evaluation of Clearing Results and Switching Criteria for Primary-Backup Systems in Electricity SpotMarkets”(Project No.CGSQ240800443).
文摘The construction of spot electricity markets plays a pivotal role in power system reforms,where market clearing systems profoundly influence market efficiency and security.Current clearing systems predominantly adopt a single-system architecture,with research focusing primarily on accelerating solution algorithms through techniques such as high-efficiency parallel solvers and staggered decomposition of mixed-integer programming models.Notably absent are systematic studies evaluating the adaptability of primary-backup clearing systems incontingency scenarios—a critical gap given redundant systems’expanding applications in operational environments.This paper proposes a comprehensive evaluation framework for analyzing dual-system adaptability,demonstrated through an in-depth case study of the Inner Mongolia power market.First,we establish the innovative“Dual-Active Heterogeneous”architecture that enables independent parallelized operation and fault-isolated redundancy.Subsequently,key performance indices are quantitatively evaluated across four critical dimensions:unit commitment decisions,generator output constraints,transmission section congestion patterns,and clearing price formation mechanisms.An integrated fuzzy evaluation methodology incorporating grey relational analysis is employed for objective indicator weighting,enabling systematic quantification of system superiority under specific grid operating states.Empirical results based on actual operational data from 200 generation units demonstrate the framework’s efficacy in guiding optimal system selection,with particularly strong performance observed during peak load periods.The proposed approach shows high generalization potential for other regional markets employing redundant clearing mechanisms—particularly those with increasing renewable penetration and associated uncertainty.
基金supported National Key R&D Program of China with Grant number 2018YFB1403602Chongqing Technological innovation foundations with Grant numbers cstc2019jscx-msxm0652 and cstc2019jscx-fxyd0385+3 种基金Chongqing Key RD project with Grant number cstc2018jszx-cyzdX0081Jiangxi Key RD project with Grant number 2018ACE50029Sponsored by technological program organized by SGCC(No.52094020000U)Technology Innovation and Application Development Foundation of Chongqing under Grant cstc2020jscx-gksbX0010.
文摘As a newly emerging computing paradigm, edge computing shows great capability in supporting and boosting 5G and Internet-of-Things (IoT) oriented applications, e.g., scientific workflows with low-latency, elastic, and on-demand provisioning of computational resources. However, the geographically distributed IoT resources are usually interconnected with each other through unreliable communications and ever-changing contexts, which brings in strong heterogeneity, potential vulnerability, and instability of computing infrastructures at different levels. It thus remains a challenge to enforce high fault-tolerance of edge-IoT scientific computing task flows, especially when the supporting computing infrastructures are deployed in a collaborative, distributed, and dynamic environment that is prone to faults and failures. This work proposes a novel fault-tolerant scheduling approach for edge-IoT collaborative workflows. The proposed approach first conducts a dependency-based task allocation analysis, then leverages a Primary-Backup (PB) strategy for tolerating task failures that occur at edge nodes, and finally designs a deep Q-learning algorithm for identifying the near-optimal workflow task scheduling scheme. We conduct extensive simulative case studies on multiple randomly-generated workflow and real-world edge-IoT server position datasets. Results clearly suggest that our proposed method outperforms the state-of-the-art competitors in terms of task completion ratio, server active time, and resource utilization.
