graduate at Engenharia Elétrica from Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso (1993), master's at Engenharia Elétrica from Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos - USP (1997) and ph.d. at Electric Engineering from Escola Politécnica - Universidade de São Paulo (2000). Has experience in Electric Engineering, focusing on Electric Engineering, acting on the following subjects: sistemas de potência, estimação de estado, observabilidade de redes de energia elétrica, state estimation and sate estimation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Due to the growth in the operational complexity of Electrical Power Systems (EPS), utilities have placed emphasis on action to adopt new technologies and drive innovation. Several factors corroborate this, generally related to a broader concept called Smart Grids. It comprises, for example: (i) implementation of advanced measurement infrastructures through smart meters and new sensors cap…
The increasing demand for electrical energy in the last decades and the great number of new interconnections between neighbor systems have made the operation and control of power systems a challenging task for engineers. More precise and refined techniques of analysis have been required to safely operate power systems. The main aim of this research project is to develop new and more refin…
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The electricity sector has undergone numerous transformations in recent decades, both with increasing digitalization and the emergence of new players. In the distribution networks (DERs), there has been a significant increase in the number of prosumers, i.e. consumers who are simultaneously energy producers. This new reality changes paradigms in the sector and brings a series of new desig…
Technological developments, which Electric Power Systems (EPS) have been going through since the beginning of this century, have led to an increase in the quantity and quality of real-time data available to the system's operator. In this sense, it is vital to rethink the formulation of the traditional State Estimator (SE) to take greater advantage of this scenario. Another factor that inc…
This project aims to continue the studies that have been developed by the research group of the Laboratory of Computational Analysis in Electric Power Systems (LACOSEP), of the Sao Carlos School of Engineering - University of Sao Paulo (EESC/USP), related to service restoration problem in large scale Distribution Systems (DSs) (those with thousands of lines, load buses and switches). As t…
Due to the development of the advanced metering infrastructure, and other equipment and smart sensors, the amount of measurements have been growing in electrical Distribution Systems (DS). This and other factors have been motivating the development of State Estimators (SE) for real time monitoring of these systems, ensuring a reliable database for the implementation of other automatic fea…
This project proposes the development of a methodology to provide service restoration plans in contingency situations to large scale distribution systems (distribution systems with millions of switchers and load buses), considering the existence of voltage regulators, capacitor banks and several kinds of switchers. The proposed methodology should be able to consider the operational charac…
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The State Estimator (SE) uses the available real-time measurements of an Electrical Power System (EPS) to provide reliable estimates of the current value of its state variables, which are fundamental inputs for various analyses that guide real-time operation. Although its use has been consolidated in control centers worldwide, its formulation has to be revisited in the context of actual E…
The Power System State Estimation (PSSE) process has been the focus of several researches since the last years of the 1960 decade and nowadays it is already considered as a fundamental tool for the real time modeling of electrical networks. However, recent developments in the area (e.g. smart meters, synchronized phasor measurements, new electrical networks architectures with the capacity…
Power Systems State Estimation have been the focus of several research since the end of the 1960 e it has been consolidated as a fundamental tool for real time modeling of electrical networks. However, recent development in this topic have been searching for a wider application of this process in Distribution Systems. In this context this project aims at improving the development of state…
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