European Guide to Power System Testing

Part I: Introduction.- Motivation.- State-of-the-Art and Current Practice in Power System Testing.- Overview of the ERIGrid System-Level Validation Approach.- Part II: Validation Methods, Concepts, and Tools.- Holistic System Integration and Testing Procedure.- Simulation-Based Assessment Methods.- Laboratory-Based Assessment Methods.- Laboratory Coupling Approach.- Part III: Test Cases, Case Studies, and Validation Examples.- Selected Test Cases.- Selected Case Studies and Validation Examples.- Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Holistic Validation Approach.- Part IV: Educational Aspects.- Training Needs.- Education Concepts and Material.- Part V: Outlook and Conclusions.- Outlook.- Conclusions

Dr Thomas I Strasser received his master's and PhD degrees from Vienna University of Technology, and completed his venia docendi (postdoctoral degree) in the field of automation at the same university. For the past several years, he has been a senior scientist at the Center for Energy, Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT). Before joining AIT, Dr Strasser spent more than six years as a senior researcher investigating advanced and reconfigurable automation and control systems at PROFACTOR research. Currently active as a senior lecturer (Privatdozent) at Vienna University of Technology, he is the author or co-author of more than 170 scientific publications (journal publications, book editorials and chapters, conference papers, conference proceedings papers, technical reports) and holds two patents in the above-mentioned areas. He serves as an Associate Editor for various Springer, Hindawi, and IEEE Journals. He is a member of the international IEC and IEEE standardisation working groups and a senior member of the IEEE, where he is also involved in several activities of the IES (AdCom member-at-large 2018-2020), SMCS (BoG member-at-large 2018-2020), and PES societies.

Professor Erik de Jong is a consultant specialising in the field of power electronics. His main areas of interest are the development and implementation of testing methods for large-scale power electronics and grid integration. He is the managing director of the Flex Power Grid Lab at KEMA Labs. His expertise covers various aspects of product development from basic engineering, modelling, and optimisation, to complete system validation. He has published in several conference proceedings and numerous peer-reviewed journals.Maria Sosnina is a PR & Communications Manager at DERlab e.V. She completed her diploma degree in linguistics and pedagogy at the State University of St. Petersburg in 2010 with a thesis on intercultural business communication. In 2014, she received her master's degree