Intelligent Alarm Flood Management for Power Systems¶
Mitrentsis, G., Schmitt, S., Marino, D., Chakravorty, J., Ave, G. D., Hafiz, F., & Hilliard, A. (2024). Intelligent Alarm Flood Management for Power Systems. Electric Power Systems Research.
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Mechanisms¶
- High-Load Clipping Test
- And a surge doesn't only fill the queue — it shifts the base rate, so even a well-set gain can correctly score a flood of low-value events and still overwhelm operators, which the raw clip rate can miss.
This sourceShows that a high-volume alarm flood can exceed operators’ effective handling capacity.
- And a surge doesn't only fill the queue — it shifts the base rate, so even a well-set gain can correctly score a flood of low-value events and still overwhelm operators, which the raw clip rate can miss.
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