Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  proposes a method for the automatic generation of smart-grid automation systems software from specifications that includes physical system layout and domain-specific functional “recipes.” The generated software has component organization and implements a decentralized approach to smart grid control, which reduces complexity of automation systems design and modification. The proposed method relies on synergies of two industrial standards IEC 61850 and IEC 61499, which are used to represent a part of the specification and the resulting software model, respectively. Then, the specification model is created in a form of ontology and the generation is based on ontology transformation. The proposed method requires an extension to the Semantic b Rule Language (SWRL) to support the change of an ontology axioms set for the purpose of ontology transformation. The proposed transformation language, called extended SWRL, is introduced and illustrated in use. The result shows the viability of eSWRL as an ontology transformation language when demonstrated in a por distribution case study system.
['Chen-Wei Yang', 'Victor Dubinin', 'Valeriy Vyatkin']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Ontology Driven Approach to Generate Distributed Automation Control From Substation Automation Design
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