Bibliography

For an overview of this project and its motivating use case to perform EMT studies of IBR in North America, see IEEE P3743 Introduction.

• For general background on EMT modeling, with a focus on IBR, see IEEE Electrification Special Issue.

• For background on the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) guidelines on EMT modeling for IBR, see its Reliability Guideline and its EMT Task Force.

• For information about the DLL interface for IBR modeling, see Cigre TB 958 and EPRI Report 3002028322.

• For background on the WECC generic IBR models, see EPRI Report 3002027129.

• For technical background on maintaining EMT network models, see Thapa, et. al., Abdelmalak, et. al., Noda, et. al., and Zhao, et. al..

• For background on the CIM, see EPRI CIM Primer 11th ed., PNNL CIM Intro, and PNNL CIM Dev Guide.

• For applications of CIM dynamics modeling, including the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) generic IBR models, see Common Grid Model Exchange Specification

• For applications of CIM EMT modeling, see Martin and Fillion and Ivanov, et. al..

• For description of medium-scale public test systems with IBR, see Maharjan et. al. for a modified IEEE 39-bus system, Pena et. al. for a modified IEEE 118-bus system and Yuan et. al. for a modified WECC 240-bus system.

• For information about writing SPARQL queries against the CIM, see DuCharme, Learning SPARQL, 2nd ed..

• For a book that may help with interpretation of ATP syntax, see Martinez-Velasco, Transient Analysis of Power Systems: A Practical Approach, Wiley-IEEE Press.