DOE OSTI · 2480173
CI-MOR Final Report: Analysis and Validation of Critical Infrastructure Models using Model Order Reduction
Abstract
This report summarizes the research and capabilities developed as part of the project “Analysis and Validation of Critical Infrastructure Models using Model Order Reduction” (CI-MOR) LDRD project. CI-MOR research enables the solution of large, complex optimization models that naturally arise in national security challenges involving critical infrastructures. Specifically, CI-MOR researchers developed methods to (1) rigorously approximate complex, nonlinear optimization formulations, (2) identify alternative near-optimal solutions, (3) accelerate optimization workflows used for complex applications, and (4) rigorously integrate domain knowledge in stochastic-process models. This report provides an overview of the research done in CI-MOR, and we describe application exemplars used to illustrate CI-MOR capabilities. Furthermore, we describe the software developed by CI-MOR that researchers can leverage to analyze new applications.
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Hart, William Eugene, Aquino, Alejandro, Ammari, Bashar, Arguello, Bryan, Davis, Soren Arthur, Johnson, Emma Savannah, Gearhart, Jared Lee, Laird, Carl D., Mattes, Connor Luther, Molzahn, Daniel, Pinar, Ali, Phillips, Cynthia Ann, Viens, Matthew Paul. 2024-10-01. CI-MOR Final Report: Analysis and Validation of Critical Infrastructure Models using Model Order Reduction. https://doi.org/10.2172/2480173
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