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Robust Data-driven Sparse Estimation of Distribu-tion Factors Considering PMU Data Quality and Renewable Energy Uncertainty - Part I: Theory
Authors: Yingqi Liang; Junbo Zhao; Dhivya Sampath Kumar; Ketian Ye; Dipti Srinivasan;
Abstract
Data-driven sparse estimation of distribution factors (DFs) facilitates online power flow sensitivity analysis for secure system operation. However, existing methods are vulnerable to time-varying non-Gaussian PMU measurement noise, bad data, and uncertain renewable energy sources (RESs). Moreover, they lack scalability to large-scale systems. This two-part paper proposes a robust and scalable sparse DF estimation framework considering PMU data quality and RES uncertainty.
Related Organizations
- Singapore Institute of Technology Singapore
- Singapore Institute of Technology Singapore
- National University of Singapore Singapore
- University of Connecticut United States
Keywords
Electrical energy generation (incl. renewables, excl. photovoltaics), Electrical energy transmission, networks and systems
Electrical energy generation (incl. renewables, excl. photovoltaics), Electrical energy transmission, networks and systems
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