Scenario Clustering translates massive volumes of volatile climate, wildfire, and load data into a handful of distinct grid stress-test models. Learn how utilities are using this methodology to move from reactive emergency operations to proactive strategies that ensure long-term grid resilience.

Core Concepts Discussed

  • Extreme Scenario Generation
  • Distribution-Driven Clustering
  • Decision-Based Clustering
  • Congestion Mapping
  • Temporal Resource-Load Modeling
  • Predictive Outage & Spatial Damage Simulation
  • Risk Clustering 
  • PSPS Modeling
  • Load Restoration Modeling
  • Unserved Load Evaluation
  • Cost-Benefit Modeling 
  • Affordability Allocation
  • Scenario Downscaling

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