This article investigates completely distributed secure consensus control (SCC) of high-order linear and Lipschitz nonlinear multiagent systems (MASs) in the presence of interaction link attacks, respectively, where the design criteria are independent of the interaction topology and the parameters of interaction link attacks. An estimator-based adaptive SCC protocol is proposed to realize SCC, where coupling weights of the virtual distributed reference state estimator (VDRSE) are adaptively adjusted to eliminate the impacts of interaction link attacks. Then, the leader–follower and leaderless structures are unified into a general directed graph framework by decomposing the Laplacian matrix in terms of the root node and nonroot node, and sufficient conditions for VDRSEs achieving reference state consensus and high-order linear MASs achieving SCC are given, respectively. Moreover, main results of high-order linear MASs are extended to Lipschitz nonlinear MASs. Finally, two numerical examples are presented in order to validate the theoretical results.
本文分别研究了存在交互链路攻击的高阶线性多代理系统(MAS)和利普希茨非线性多代理系统(MAS)的完全分布式安全共识控制(SCC),其中设计标准与交互拓扑和交互链路攻击参数无关。为实现 SCC,提出了一种基于估计器的自适应 SCC 协议,即自适应调整虚拟分布式参考状态估计器(VDRSE)的耦合权重,以消除交互链路攻击的影响。然后,通过分解根节点和非根节点的拉普拉卡矩阵,将领导者-跟随者结构和无领导者结构统一到一般有向图框架中,并分别给出了 VDRSE 实现参考状态共识和高阶线性 MAS 实现 SCC 的充分条件。此外,还将高阶线性 MAS 的主要结果扩展到 Lipschitz 非线性 MAS。最后,介绍了两个数值示例,以验证理论结果。
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Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites have recently received considerable attention because they can provide stronger signal power and better bandwidth availability than medium Earth orbit or geosynchronous orbit satellites. However, due to the limited processing capability of a receiver, it is difficult to utilize all the measurements of the available satellites in view when the number of satellites is large. With this motivation, selecting a subset of satellites that are in a good geometry relative to the receiver for precise positioning among a large number of available LEO constellations represents a challenging yet significant problem. Geometric dilution of precision (GDOP) is a metric that provides useful information about the relative geometry between satellites and a receiver. In this study, we put forth a novel GDOP-based satellite selection algorithm that uses efficient matrix decomposition and update rule. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm achieves a GDOP performance close to the optimal exhaustive search-based schemes while greatly reducing the computational complexity. In particular, the computational complexity is verified in terms of flop counts as well as numerical evaluations.
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Pub Date : 2024-04-10DOI: 10.1109/JSYST.2024.3379856
Shah Fahad;Arman Goudarzi;Rui Bo;Muhammad Waseem;Rashid Al-Ammari;Atif Iqbal
Over the past decade, PQ regulation schemes for a single-controllable active distribution network (ADN) using coordination among a network of virtual synchronous generators (VSGs) have been proposed. However, considering the variable nature of intermittent renewable energy sources (IRESs), coupling a cluster of IRESs with the point of common coupling (PCC) of ADN could inflict transient issues for the power management of the whole ADN. To counter these challenges, the proposed study has three main objectives: 1) To propose a modified mathematical model that represents the apparent resistance-reactance at the PCC of ADN in relation to the PQ coordination among the network of VSGs; 2) to utilize the proposed model for deriving a $mu$