Abstract

Purpose. The research is aimed at developing and introducing methods of knowledge extraction concerning online control over power systems under emergency modes and building smart complexes of automatizing managerial decision making based on incorporated ontological knowledge bases. Methodology. The authors use the calculated planned experiment method applied to building sensitivity matrices of controlled parameters of power systems in sensor points to controlled factors and introduction of sensitivity coefficients into knowledge bases. Findings. The research suggests methods for obtaining and building a knowledgebase of professional ontologies for online control over power system modes. The problem of calculating sensitivity of controlled parameters to controlling actions is solved. Calculation results for the emergency mode enable building impact functions and determining sensitivity matrix coefficients. The smart system knowledgebase is built to provide decision support for dispatch control over power system modes under standard and emergency conditions. There are obtained sets of mode data used as knowledgebase components enabling efficient assessment of the emergency mode rate and its dispatch correction. Besides calculation parameters of intensity of controlling actions, the knowledgebase also comprises linguistic concepts, facts and rules of instructive dispatch materials. A knowledge base has been built on the basis of a subset of the linguistic corpus of concepts for the professional area of emergency response in the power system. Originality. For the first time, there is suggested an approach to incorporating various linguistic knowledge forms represented by a single ontological model and numerical parameters of sensitivity of the power system mode to controlling actions into an integrated knowledgebase, which enables building effective smart systems of dispatch decision support and implementing them into the operating automatized dispatch control system. Practical value. The ontological knowledgebase of online dispatch control is built that enables realizing a software complex of a decision support system aimed at automatizing online dispatch control over standard and emergency modes of power systems. Application of the suggested approach to building the knowledgebase and its use with online dispatch personnels decision support enhance reliability and increase maximum accessible time of personnels non-stop work by 1.5 years with absolute accident elimination, thus providing a significant economic effect.

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