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{\LARGE \bf
High Performance Computing and Parallel \\
Processing in the Utility Industry \\}
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{\Large NMPC Project 07-9199} \\
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{\large Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse University} \\
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{\large \bf Deliverables for Phase 2} 
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We will develop prototype software, which will be targeted for the 
IBM SP-1 parallel computer, for the following applications:
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\item Parallel sparse matrix algorithms for power systems problems.

\item A parallel transient stability analysis program using the EPRI
ETMSP program, incorporating a parallel sparse matrix algorithm and 
parallelization of the generator equations.

\item An expert system for classifying the output of the
transient stability program as stable or unstable.

\item An expert system for using the transient stability
program to find stability limits. 

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We will also talk with STAGG and IBM about collaborating to develop 
a parallel version of the STAGG contingency evaluation software.


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{\large \bf Testing the Prototype Software} 
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We will provide an account on the NPAC parallel computers for 
Bill Merritt and Larry Eng, to allow them to test the prototype
parallel program. We will enable remote access from NMPC by a modem 
connection. We will provide documentation and guidance as to how to 
run the program and interpret the output.

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{\large \bf Deadline for Phase 2} 
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We request a no-cost extension of the project to April 16, 1994.

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