An open source model for quantifying risks in bulk electric power systems from spatially and temporally correlated hydrometeorological processes
Authors:
- Yufei SuYSYufei Su
- Jordan D. KernJKJordan D. Kern
- Simona DenaroSDSimona Denaro
- Joy HillJHJoy Hill
- Patrick ReedPRPatrick Reed
- Yina SunYSYina Sun
- Jon CohenJCJon Cohen
- Gregory W. CharacklisGCGregory W. Characklis
- 1 April 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Modelling & Software
- Vol. 126
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Funding Information
- National Science Foundation (1639268)
- National Science Foundation (1700082)
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