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Implementation of an Offline Co-Simulation Test-Bed for Cyber Security and Control Verification

Power systems are evolving to accommodate increased renewable sources of energy, distributed control systems, active distribution systems, and consumer-involved energy management systems. This evolution is characterized by the integration of a communication network overlay that facilitates the bilateral flow of energy and information. In this paper, we present an offline smart grid co- simulator test-bed using pre-existing communication and power simulators. A detailed description of the test-bed setup and implementation is provided in this paper to help facilitate the study of relevant problems by researchers in the field. The test-bed is targeted as a tool to help researchers verify various communication enabled control schemes designed for distribution system, and assess system control resilience against common cyber threats.