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System Strength-Constrained Scheduling with Switchable Grid-Forming and Grid-Following Generation Resources
Inverter-based resources (IBRs) are increasingly dominating modern power systems, posing significant challenges to cost-effectively maintain system strength for stability. At the same time, the operating behaviors of IBRs are software-defined, including both their steady-state power outputs and cont
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