Testbed for Energy Resilience and Cyber-physical Security
Abstract
The proposed Testbed aligns with the Naval Research and Development Framework inmeeting specific objectives for the Navy Installati on Energy Plan and Operational Endurance toimprove security and resiliency to cyberattacks and natural disasters, increase mission autonomyand duration, and reduce reliance on external fuel or energy through implementing a distributed,plug-and-play network of secure energy technologies, distributed energy resources, andmicrogrids.DURIP funding will support 7 active DoD awards and 4 prop osed DoD awards, while alsoleveraging and supporting other federal awards (DOE, USAID, NSF) and private sector financing.Of the 7 active DoD awards, 6 include technology research-to-deployment and 3 include trainingfor active-duty, reservist, Veterans, and gov ernment services personnel. The added capabilitysignificantly enhances ASUs ability to support defense goals as outlined in four M OUs and EPAsthat ASU has with partnering military agencies.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Oct 20, 2021
- Source ID
- N000142112938
Entities
People
- Nathan G. Johnson
Organizations
- Arizona State University
- Office of Naval Research
- United States Navy