Population growth, economic development, and rapid urbanization in many areas have led
to increased exposure and vulnerability of structural and infrastructure systems to hazards …

The increase in power outages caused by high-impact low-probability events, such as
extreme weather-related climate variation events, is the main reason behind studying power …

This paper focuses on the role of networked microgrids as distributed systems for enhancing
the power system resilience against extreme events. Resilience is an intrinsically complex …

Extreme weather events, many of which are climate change related, are occurring with
increasing frequency and intensity and causing catastrophic outages, reminding the need to …

Severe weather-induced power outages affect millions of people and cost billions of dollars
of economic losses each year. The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners …

Power outages caused by extreme weather events cost the economy of the United States
billions of dollars every year and endanger the lives of the people affected by them. These …

Reliable power grids are also vulnerable to extreme events, which are with a low probability
but highly risk events, such as a typhoon. Power system, as an important infrastructure …

This paper introduces new developments in an outage prediction model (OPM) for an
electric distribution network in the Northeastern United States and assesses their …

This paper presents a significant change in current electric power grid response and
recovery schemes by developing a framework for proactive recovery of electric power assets …

Power outage prediction for natural hazards usually relies on one of two approaches,
statistical models or fragility-based methods. Statistical models have provided strong …