Dependencies of Hospitals on Secondary Electric Substations Sample Clauses

Dependencies of Hospitals on Secondary Electric Substations. In this subsection, we model the dependency of hospitals on substations, as shown in the next table. 3 Conclusions This document provided a description of the initial data reference set to be used as a benchmark for CIP modelling and simulation approaches. Such a reference set encompasses regional-scale and an urban-scale sets of elements, their de- pendencies and a set of threat potentials. The regional scale reference set consists of a fictional region, namely Esperantia, where a set of urban areas, electric primary cabins, telecommunica- tion base stations as well as drinking water, gas and transport infrastructures are interconnected via several types of dependencies. The result is a multigraph that characterises the different relations among the entities. Such rela- tions are modelled as a multigraph, i.e., a superposition of network topologies where each net- work models a specific typology of relation. The urban scale scenario models a portion of the fictional main urban area of the Esperantia Re- gion, Esperantia city. As noted in Section 1, the Esperantia reference data set aims at becoming a reference set for the testing and validation of dependency models, impact/consequences analysis tools and methodol- ogies. Therefore, this initial data set is intentionally general and abstract and does not refer to any particular modelling approach for the dynamic behaviour of the different entities in place. Moreover, the initial reference set does not yet contain specific functionality in and of network elements (nodes and links) such as: 1. Power: power generation node, busbars, transformation, phasors, capacitors, demand pro- file per hour/day of the week/season per UAi, etc.;