DAY-AHEAD FORECAST
— the day being planned No control action: the day as forecast, with nothing done about it.Keep the grid within limits.
A trained agent sets the transformer tap position and the active/reactive power setpoints of every controllable injection, once every 5 minutes, for the whole day ahead.
RULE-BASED CONTROL · WHAT IS OPERATED TODAY
DAY-AHEAD PLAN
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— of the critical-violation time removed —Transformer tap position
—Active power P
——curtailment cost for the day
Reactive power Q
—Projected Day-Ahead plan
Maximum bus voltage
dashed: operational & critical limitsMinimum bus voltage
dashed: operational & critical limitsLine loading
dashed: 100% thermal limit—
YOU ARE THE OPERATOR
Run the day, one decision at a time
The day plays forward on its own and stops five minutes before whatever is applied would take the grid outside its limits. Whatever you dispatch - your own setpoint, or the action a policy suggests at that moment - is held exactly as it is until the next alert, where every option is priced again. Keep the grid inside its limits and you are not called back. Every choice is assessed against the same operating criteria.
THE DAY SO FAR
Your decisions up to --:--
DAY SIMULATION
14:35 · Baseline (NoOp)
Scrub the whole day here - every panel below shows this one instant.
2 voltage violations and 1 overloaded line at this moment.
Critical: 2 · Operational: 1
Score reflects the severity and share of affected grid elements.
Resulting Grid State
DOES IT GENERALIZE?
The same policy, across the year
Every day below is re-simulated end to end - no control, then the rule-based controller, then the agent - on days the policy has never been tuned for. One bar per policy, its height the time spent outside the operational band; the solid part is time outside the wider critical band.
Without controlRule-based controlAgentSolid = criticalClick a day to load it.