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Smart-grid Common Research Emulator (SCORE) captures the behavior and interactions of power networks and communication networks and emulates Smart Grid applications in an integrated and scalable environment. The researchers can verify the correctness of their new Smart Grid applications on a few devices and then use SCORE for large scale evaluation and performance prediction studies.Also, they can use SCORE to evaluate and validate the design and performance of their Smart Grid applications before large-scale deployment.

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Distributed virtual environment
Dynamic topology changes

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Developers, Education, Science/Research

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Programming Language

C, C++, Python, Tcl

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2013-05-01

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