The research team has full access to valuable PMU data assets by collaborating with an industry partner - NOJA Power. To leverage this valuable data asset, this project aims to develop an advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-based synchrophasor application toolbox by integrating existing methodologies developed by the team, including AI-based disturbance location estimation, AI-based PMU data authentication and AI-based inertia estimation. The outcome would further promote numerous PMU-based monitoring and control applications by the power network operators.  

Industry Collaborators: NOJA Power

Project members

Lead CI:

Other Researchers: 

Dr Feifei Bai

Senior Lecturer
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Associate Professor Richard Yan

Associate Professor
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Affiliate of Centre for Multiscale Energy Systems
Centre for Multiscale Energy Systems