Risk-informed decision support for infrastructure network operation - the Complex Distributed Agent Network (CoDAN) framework
This thesis presents a framework for risk-informed decision support for infrastructure networks operation, referred to as the Complex Distributed Agent Network (CoDAN) framework. CoDAN has been designed to recognize and model infrastructure systems as the result of interacting physical, natural, and...
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Gómez Castro, Camilo Hernando
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- 2014
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- Universidad de los Andes
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Gómez Castro, Camilo Hernando |
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Dueñas Osorio, Leonardo Augusto Song, Junho Agarwal, Jitendra Baker, Jack Sánchez Silva, Edgar Mauricio |
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Gómez Castro, Camilo Hernando |
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This thesis presents a framework for risk-informed decision support for infrastructure networks operation, referred to as the Complex Distributed Agent Network (CoDAN) framework. CoDAN has been designed to recognize and model infrastructure systems as the result of interacting physical, natural, and social systems, and is built upon the following principles: - different decision problems occur at different system description, or resolution, levels; - decentralization schemes respond to each specific system and problem; - control processes are embraced by distributed decision units to maintain and improve network indicators of performance and risk; and - socio-economic and organizational aspects affect infrastructure performance as much as technical aspects. To operationalize the stated principles, CoDAN is comprised of the three following phases: - Phase I ("Knowing the system") explores network properties (e.g., relative importance of network components) and embraces a human-machine interactive process to define relevant sub-systems in the context of a decision problem, supported on supervised and unsupervised clustering algorithms; - Phase II ("Who's in charge") develops resource allocation models in terms of subsystems, signaling which of those are appropriate for autonomous use of resources in the context of problems such as maintenance or disaster relief throughout the network; - Phase III ("Behavior under control") defines agents associated to key decision problems of autonomous sub-systems, and provides them with the capabilities to control variables of interest (e.g., connectivity, flow reliability) and pursue a target system state |
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Al consultar y hacer uso de este recurso, está aceptando las condiciones de uso establecidas por los autores.https://repositorio.uniandes.edu.co/static/pdf/aceptacion_uso_es.pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Dueñas Osorio, Leonardo Augusto83bdbe2a-1d2f-45c0-a301-9922578af7e7500Song, Junhoe0376f57-6c17-41d8-99d4-d7442e2b12c6500Agarwal, Jitendra2678548d-a7f4-4a4f-ac43-fea47ed79399500Baker, Jackd6f79eb4-5713-410c-ac53-f0d8b16880a1500Sánchez Silva, Edgar Mauriciovirtual::11930-1Gómez Castro, Camilo Hernando112464002018-09-27T16:39:18Z2018-09-27T16:39:18Z2014http://hdl.handle.net/1992/781910.57784/1992/7819u686795.pdfinstname:Universidad de los Andesreponame:Repositorio Institucional Sénecarepourl:https://repositorio.uniandes.edu.co/This thesis presents a framework for risk-informed decision support for infrastructure networks operation, referred to as the Complex Distributed Agent Network (CoDAN) framework. CoDAN has been designed to recognize and model infrastructure systems as the result of interacting physical, natural, and social systems, and is built upon the following principles: - different decision problems occur at different system description, or resolution, levels; - decentralization schemes respond to each specific system and problem; - control processes are embraced by distributed decision units to maintain and improve network indicators of performance and risk; and - socio-economic and organizational aspects affect infrastructure performance as much as technical aspects. To operationalize the stated principles, CoDAN is comprised of the three following phases: - Phase I ("Knowing the system") explores network properties (e.g., relative importance of network components) and embraces a human-machine interactive process to define relevant sub-systems in the context of a decision problem, supported on supervised and unsupervised clustering algorithms; - Phase II ("Who's in charge") develops resource allocation models in terms of subsystems, signaling which of those are appropriate for autonomous use of resources in the context of problems such as maintenance or disaster relief throughout the network; - Phase III ("Behavior under control") defines agents associated to key decision problems of autonomous sub-systems, and provides them with the capabilities to control variables of interest (e.g., connectivity, flow reliability) and pursue a target system statePhase III is further divided into three modules. - first, the modeling module describes deterioration and shocks across a set of sub-networks that are associated to key decision problems; - second, the assessment module estimates current and future indicators of performance and risk in the network based on state-of-the-art algorithms (e.g., for reliability computation); - and third, the intervention module supports (sub)-optimal decisions about maintenance actions to maintain and improve performance or recover from disrupting events. The integration of CoDAN Phases enables the construction and use of an agentbased model in which decisions and policy about infrastructure can be studied. Subsystems (found in Phase I) act in a decentralized yet coordinated way (defined in Phase II) to execute local control processes (devised in Phase III) aimed at maintaining performance and service levels in a cost-effective way. Agents represent decision-makers in key sub-systems whose behavior depends on aging, hazards, and maintenance actions defined by the agents. Thus, the overall behavior of infrastructure networks is the result of physical processes, natural events, and interrelated decisions from multiple parties. These concepts are discussed, implemented, and illustrated with several examples throughout the document and a step-by-step analysis of the Chilean electricity supply system and its recovery after the 2010 earthquake using the CoDAN framework. The implementation and quantitative analysis of the CoDAN framework provide evidence of the benefits in terms of decision-support and computational efficiency of detecting relevant sub-systems in infrastructure and incorporating such information into optimal resource allocation problems, as well as into performance assessment and optimal maintenance scheduling problems, as demonstrated through the case study of the Chilean networkThe distributed analysis of infrastructure networks provides insight about the effects of local decisions on global behavior, while enabling the analysis of sub-systems of tractable size. CoDAN's socio-technical modeling of infrastructure networks opens many possibilities for future work, aimed at exploring different decision-making settings, including cooperative/competitive parties, inefficient or corrupt entities, principal-agent models that capture regulatory policies, among others. Moreover, because of CoDAN's modularity, several extensions and improvements can be pursued, namely: devising formal large-scale and multi-objective approaches to complement the optimization in the intervention module; incorporating more sophisticated and efficient models for progressive deterioration and shocks, which fit specific realistic scenarios; expand the scope of the risk management problem beyond reliability (e.g., integrate robustness, resiliency, consequence analysis). 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