Orateur
Jean-Paul Watson
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
Description
Parallel implementations of scenario-based decomposition strategies are now scalable to thousands and millions of scenarios, thanks to advances in modeling systems (e.g.., Pyomo) and supporting meta-solvers (e.g., mpi-sppy). We describe challenges and their solution considering a large-scale power grid capacity expansion model, where scenarios represent individual days of weather. We discuss in detail various algorithmic tuning and approaches to rapidly finding high-quality solutions to these stochastic programs, utilizing the mpi-sppy meta-solver library.
Author
Jean-Paul Watson
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
Co-auteurs
Bernard Knueven
(National Renewable Energy Laboratory)
David Woodruff
(UC Davis)
Tomas Valencia Zuluaga
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)