The role of critical infrastructures in maintaining the functioning of the economy and society and ensuring national security,
When the equipment loses its power-load capacity after an earthquake, the substation system enters an imbalanced state of power transmission supply and demand. It is
Abstract One of the primary tasks for effective disaster relief after a catastrophic earthquake is robust communication. In this paper, we propose a simple logistic method based
In this paper, we propose a simple logistic method based on two-parameter sets of geology and building structure for the failure prediction of the base stations in post-earthquake.
Taking urban power supply network as the research object, this paper proposes a framework and method to evaluate the seismic resilience of power supply network considering
The role of critical infrastructures in maintaining the functioning of the economy and society and ensuring national security, particularly their durability in delivering essential
Simulation results demonstrate the framework''s effectiveness, showing its potential as a decision-support tool for Distribution System Operators to enhance resilience and ensure
There is a lack of models that can fully evaluate the post-earthquake functional states of base stations with the consideration of the dependencies between different
Recent earthquakes have shown that Electrical Power Substations'' equipment are seismically vulnerable, resulting in disruption of power supply in many cases, and therefore
Backup Power Supply System Using Fuel Cells as Disaster Countermeasure for Radio Base Stations The Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 underscored the need for
And the design of emergency power supply networks during the earthquake preparedness phase directly impacts the efficiency of post-disaster rescue efforts. This study
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