Resources – Cresym

CRESYM IT development guidelines for projects

This document summarises our good practices and practical guidelines to deliver clean pieces of software results. It’s been updated based on CodeRefinery recommendations. Check it out!

Master-NDA – Observer status

CRESYM’s master NDA granting to signatory organisation the “Observer” status, enabling them to access the Association’s debates and preserving everyone’s confidentiality information.

CRESYM project agreement template

Every research project complies with a standard set of “generic terms and conditions” and the project’s scope of work and, if necessary, specific terms. P2 – Project Agreement – template vF (bluelights)

CRESYM code of conduct highlights

This 1-pager sums up and/or point to more detailed guidelines about research works, confidentiality, software development etc.

SSST – Small Signal Stability Toolbox

The Small Signal Stability Toolbox (SSST) is a collection of Matlab functions for the analysis and control of small signal stability of power systems: load flow solution, output of load flow solution, linear model, eigenvalue analysis, output of the eigenvalue analysis, linear responses, reduced order eigenvalue analysis, sensitivities with respect to FACTS devices modulation, design of a single damping controller and coordinated design of multiple damping controllers.

Asset support services

Opensource R&I results owners can ask CRESYM to maintain them and make them publicly available on their behalf in CReDIT. Check out the 12 basic services that they can ask CRESYM to implement.

DP Sim

DPsim is a real-time capable power system simulator that supports dynamic phasor and electromagnetic transient simulation as well as continuous powerflow. It primarily targets large-scale scenarios on commercial off-the-sheld hardware that require deterministic time steps in the range of micro- to milliseconds.

VILLAS framework

VILLAS framework is a toolset for local and geographically distributed real-time co-simulation.

Dynawo

Dynaωo is an hybrid C++/Modelica complete and coherent open source suite of simulation tools for power systems, aiming at ease collaboration and cooperation in the power system community.