2020 Webinars
2020 Webinars
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Spring 2020
January 285 – Vijay Vittal, Arizona State
Reliability Evaluation of Renewable Generation Integrated Power Grid Including Adequacy and Dynamic Security Assessment
Fall 2020
September 1 – Le Xie, TAMU
A Cross-Domain Approach to Analyzing the Short-Run Impact of COVID-19 on the U.S. Electricity Sector
February 18 – Mladen Kezunovic, TAMU
The Role of Big Data Analytics in Predicting Power System Outages
September 22 – Georgios Patsakis, UC Berkeley
Mixed Integer Programming Techniques for Efficient Black Start of the Power System
March 10 – Daniel Molzahn, Georgia Tech
A Review of Recent Developments in Nonlinear Optimization of Electric Power Systems
October 13 – Zhaoyu Wang, Iowa State
Smart Meter Data Mining for Peak Load Analysis and Outage Detection in Distribution Systems
March 31 – Meng Wu, Arizona State
Market Participation of Energy Storage and DER Aggregators: Energy Arbitrage, Retail Market Design, and Electricity Price Forecasting
November 3 – Anurag Srivastava, Washington State
Enabling the Resilient Electric Grid
April 21 – Anamitra Pal, Arizona State
Coordinated Wide-Area Polytropic Control Design using Linear Matrix Inequality
November 24 – Duncan Callaway, UC Berkeley
Modeling Challenges and Opportunities in Transient Simulations for Power Systems with Large Penetration of Converter-Interfaced Generation
How to Attend Webinars
Participants can join each webinar by registering through the link provided under the corresponding presenter’s details on this page. Registration is automatically approved, and upon completion, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with your unique link to join. We encourage you to register with your organization’s email address. At the scheduled time, simply use this link to access the webinar. We recommend joining a few minutes early to ensure a smooth connection.
If you have any issues or questions, please email [email protected].
Professional Development Hours (PDH) Certificate
The PSERC office will prepare and distribute PDH certificates automatically based on the webinar attendance records. To qualify for a certificate, participants must be active PSERC members and present for a minimum of 50 minutes during the session.
