Our group’s research is motivated by the need to address the issues related to the design and operation of modern, “smarter,” greener electric power grids.
In addition, renewed interest in electrified transportation (hybrid-electric vehicles and trains, more-electric aircraft and ships) calls for advances in the area of electromechanical energy conversion and power electronics.
List of ongoing and recently completed research projects
- An Innovative Optimal Integration of Wind and Solar Resources for Reliable and Sustainable Power Generation
- Low-Frequency Transmission for Wind Farm Power
- Sculpting Electric Machines for Unidirectional Motion
- Cyber Security of Electric Power Infrastructure: Risk Modeling and Mitigation
- Auto-Steered Information-Decision Process for Electric Power System Asset Management
- MW-Hz Issues with High Wind Penetration
- NETSCORE-21
- Optional Risk Assessment for Decision and Control
- Forecasting Grid Congestion for Transmission Grid Operation and Investment
- Development and Evaluation of System Restoration Strategies from a Blackout
- Technical and Economic Implications of Greenhouse Gas Regulation in a Transmission Constrained Restructured Electricity Market
- Next Generation On-line Dynamic Security Assessment
- Integrated Retail and Wholesale Power System Operation with Smart-Grid Functionality
- Forecasting Sales of PHEVs and PHEV Users’ Recharging Behavior
