Power System Resiliency
Power system resilience is intended to cope with the ability to resist, adapt to, and recover from low probability, high risk extreme events including extreme natural disasters and man-made attacks.
The areas covered by the research are:
1. Resilient and Extreme-Event-Aware Microgrid-Based Distribution System Architecture and Power Management
2- Intelligent Fault Diagnosis and Prognasis
3- Cyber-physical resilience of power systems
4- Smart Sociotechnical Infrastructure Design of Connected Communities to improve the resiliency
Resiliency-Oriented Optimization of Critical Parameters in Multi Inverter-Fed Distributed Generation SystemsM. Alali, Z. Shahooei and M. Bahramipanah Sustainability Journal, 2021 |
Intelligent Line Congestion Prognosis in Active Distribution System Using Artificial Neural NetworkM. Alali, F. Nazrul Shimim, Z. Shahooei, M. Bahramipanah Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference North America, 2021. |
A Graph-Theory-Based Clustering Method for Improving Resiliency of Distribution SystemsF. N. Shimim, H. Nehrir, M. Bahramipanah, Z. Shahooei 20th International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering (EEEIC), Madrid, 2020. |
Resilient and Extreme-Event-Aware Microgrid Using Energy Storage and Load CurtailmentF. N. Shimim, M. Bahramipanah, H. Nehrir 51st North American Power Symposium, Wichita, Kansas, 2019. |