List of requirements on formalisms and selection of appropriate tools

S DONATELLI; S CHIARADONNA; Daniele CODETTA RAITERI; GIANDOMENICO F DI; Giuliana Annamaria FRANCESCHINIS; GRIBAUDO Marco; M KAÂNICHE; P LOLLINI; F ROMANI; J. SPROSTON

List of requirements on formalisms and selection of appropriate tools

S DONATELLI, S CHIARADONNA, Daniele CODETTA RAITERI, GIANDOMENICO F DI, Giuliana Annamaria FRANCESCHINIS, GRIBAUDO Marco, M KAÂNICHE, P LOLLINI, F ROMANI, J. SPROSTON

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Abstract

This deliverable reports on the activities for the set-up of the modelling environments for the evaluation activities of WP5. To this objective, it reports on the identified modelling peculiarities of the electric power infrastructure and the information infrastructures and of their interdependencies, recalls the tools that have been considered and concentrates on the tools that are, and will be, used in the project: DrawNET, DEEM and EPSys which have been developed before and during the project by the partners, and Möbius and PRISM, developed respectively at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and at the University of Birmingham (and recently at the University of Oxford).

Lingua originale	Italian
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 1 gen 2008

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AU - Marco, GRIBAUDO

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