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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola Politécnica (EP) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
BSc (1999), MSc (2001), and Ph.D. (2006) in electrical engineering from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (EPUSP), with emphasis on power systems. He is an associate professor at EPUSP (2023) and coordinator of the Research Laboratory for Protection and Automation of Electrical Systems at that university (LPROT). He develops research on topics related to the protection, control, and automation of electrical power systems, having worked on more than twenty research projects with Brazilian public financing agencies and under the research and development program of the Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL). He is the author and reviewer of papers for highly selective editorial policy journals and international and Brazilian conferences. He currently contributes to research on time domain protection of electrical power systems, mainly for transmission lines, reactive support equipment, and smart grids. Besides, he investigates the impact of electronic converters on the performance of protection and automation systems. He is also actively developing new solutions for locating faults in transmission lines and distribution networks and high-impedance faults. In the current context of modernization and digitalization, he is interested in asset management solutions and studying the impact of new technologies on the operation of electrical power systems. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research project aims to contribute with a proposal for algorithms for the protection of primary equipment. In particular, the focus is on transmission lines in ac and HVdc, both for the LCC-HVdc topology and the VSC-HVdc topology. The goal is to develop algorithms that use time series analysis techniques, exploring their ability to interpret voltage and current signals and assess th…
This research project presents the development and implementation, in a computational routine, of an automated fault location system for primary distribution networks, that have distributed generation units installed along their feeders.The proposed automated fault location system is based on algorithms that are capable of identifying the fault point using information about the operating …
This research project complements the Regular Research Project, number 2024/03306-8, with the development of algorithms to protect alternating current transmission lines. The main objective is to assist in implementing time series analysis techniques, to allow the interpretation of voltage and current signals, and to evaluate the operating conditions of these transmission lines. A charact…
This undergraduate research project aims to develop and implement in a computational routine , an automated system for fault location in primary distribution networks, having distributed generation units installed along their feeders. The proposed fault location system uses information about the operating status of the distribution networks, as well as voltages and currents signals record…
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