Implementation of Automation Determination of Training Score for Dispatcher Training Simulator

Ling Ling Pan; Yong Wang; Feng Li; Xiao Rui Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.516-517.1371

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Implementation of Automation Determination of Training Score for Dispatcher Training Simulator

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Based on analyses of several evaluation schemes, difficulty coefficient subtraction method was presented. An automation determination of training score method used in DTS was given, and the implementation process was introduced in details. Furthermore, marking for trainees’ training was carried out on four aspects of dispatching operation, power supply reliability, grid security, and economy of power network operation. According to the difficulty level of teaching plan, the difficulty coefficient was determined, the relevant calculation method of trainees' training score was proposed, and the weighted score and evaluation report were presented finally. Its practical applications indicate that the marking method of trainees’ training score is reasonable, able to reflect the practice of dispatchers' operation, and easy to realize generalization, extension and maintenance through the separation between program and standard of evaluation score.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 516-517)

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1371-1375

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May 2012

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Ling Ling Pan, Yong Wang, Feng Li, Xiao Rui Guo

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Automation Determination of Training Score, Difficulty Coefficient, Dispatcher Training Simulator (DTS), Training Scores

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