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DESCRIPTION:The Grid Game started a s simple microgrid simulator that model
 ed the frequency variations of a microgrid with a small amount of inertia 
 developed for a class created by the University of Idaho and Idaho Nationa
 l Laboratory to teach students about the multidisciplinary area of researc
 h and development called resilient control systems. When Mike Guryan from 
 Idaho Regional Optical Networks suggested “could you make that a game?
 ” …\n\nTim will talk about the inspiration for building the game and a
 bout some of the history around the game and the topics of resilient contr
 ol systems.\n\nNote – Installation instructions and Grid Game Manual sha
 ll be provided via email to the registered participants. Participants are 
 expected to install the grid game software and go through the manual to un
 derstand the game before the event.\n\nParticipant certificates shall be p
 rovided to attendees and winners/runners to get additional Goodies from IE
 EE PES YP.\n\nRegistration is limited.\n\nCo-sponsored by: IEEE PES YP - P
 rofessional and Educational Activities Sub Committee\n\nSpeaker(s): Timoth
 y McJunkin\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/360204
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/360204
ORGANIZER:pavan_penkey@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:30
SUMMARY:IEEE Power and Energy Society - Young Professionals – GRID GAME 2
 023
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/360204
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The Grid Game started a s simple microgrid
  simulator that modeled the frequency variations of a microgrid with a sma
 ll amount of inertia developed for a class created by the University of Id
 aho and Idaho National Laboratory to teach students about the multidiscipl
 inary area of research and development called resilient control systems. W
 hen Mike Guryan from Idaho Regional Optical Networks suggested &ldquo\;cou
 ld you make that a game?&rdquo\; &hellip\;</p>\n<p>Tim will talk about the
  inspiration for building the game and about some of the history around th
 e game and the topics of resilient control systems.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<
 p>Note &ndash\; Installation instructions and Grid Game Manual shall be pr
 ovided via email to the registered participants. Participants are expected
  to install the grid game software and go through the manual to understand
  the game before the event.</p>\n<p>Participant certificates shall be prov
 ided to attendees and winners/runners to get additional Goodies from IEEE 
 PES YP.</p>\n<p>Registration is limited.&nbsp\;</p>
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