A "quasi-genetic" algorithm for searching the dangerous areas generated by a grounding system

Sets out a method for determining the dangerous areas on the soil surface. The touch voltages are calculated by a Maxwell's subareas program. The search for the areas in which the touch voltages are dangerous is performed by a suitably modified genetic algorithm. The fitness is redefined so that the genetic algorithm does not lead directly to the only optimum solution, but to a certain number of solutions having pre-arranged "goodness" characteristics. The algorithm has been called "quasi-genetic" algorithm and has been successfully applied to various grounding systems.