Representation of Subject Knowledge from the Field of Vulnerability Analysis of Energy Systems in Distributed Applied Software Packages

摘要

The paper proposes a new high-level language of the Orlando Tools toolkit. It is designed for representing subject knowledge in studying the vulnerability of critical energy infrastructures using distributed applied software packages. The experimental results show that the applying of subject knowledge and information about the characteristics and use-rules of environment resources in Orlando Tools ensures us a number of advantages in comparison with other distributed computing management systems. Among them are selecting the optimal configuration of the computational infrastructure in solving large-scale practical problems, creating the effective problem-solving schemes, and the rational allocating environment resources, etc.