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Main page>IEEE Standards>29 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING>29.240 Power transmission and distribution networks>29.240.01 Power transmission and distribution networks in general>IEEE 3460-2026 - IEEE Guide for a Framework of Auxiliary Decision-Making Systems for Power Grid Operations
Released: 30.07.2026

IEEE 3460-2026

IEEE Guide for a Framework of Auxiliary Decision-Making Systems for Power Grid Operations

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Standard number:IEEE 3460-2026
Released:30.07.2026
ISBN:979-8-8557-3597-0
Pages:74
Status:Active
Language:English
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IEEE 3460-2026

This guide defines the framework of auxiliary decision-making systems in power grid operations. It outlines the representation and construction of auxiliary decision-making models, incorporating inputs from experts’ knowledge, power grid operation rules, and other sources. In addition, the guide specifies the functional requirements essential for constructing knowledge-based auxiliary decision-making systems in power grid operations.

The purpose of this guide is to establish a standardized framework for the development of auxiliary decision-making systems in power grid operations. It seeks to foster the creation of auxiliary decision-making systems that are consistent, efficient, and effective. By doing so, the guide supports human decision-makers and enhances the optimization of power grid operations.

New IEEE Standard - Active. A standardized framework for the development of auxiliary decision-making systems in power grid operations is defined by this guide. The representation and construction of decision-making models based on expert knowledge, operational rules, and other relevant sources are detailed. Functional requirements for knowledge-based decision support systems are also specified to help ensure consistent and effective implementation. The guide aims to support human operators in optimizing power grid operations by promoting the creation of intelligent, knowledge-driven decision-making systems. Improved efficiency, reliability, and consistency in power system operation and management are contributed to by this guide through standardization.