Power System Oscillation Source Analysis Using OSLp Tool

Power system oscillations are a phenomenon of periodic energy exchange across the system’s different components. Oscillations are inherent to each power system and can pose dynamic risks requiring the operator’s real-time situational awareness for potential stability issues. In partnership with India’s Power System Operation Corporation (POSOCO), the G-PST Consortium hosted a virtual peer-learning event highlighting POSOCO's power system oscillation source analysis using oscillation source location software (OSLp) tool, developed by ISO New England Inc.
Presenters include:
Bin Wang - Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Texas at San Antonio
Shri. Abishek RS - Deputy Manager (SRLDC), POSOCO
MVD Raghava - Assistant Manager, POSOCO
Mohit Joshi - Energy Systems Modeler and Analyst, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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Extremely interesting talk on a subject as essential as power. Excellent speakers. Abhishek 's clarity of thought, simplicity in expression and depth of knowledge is commendable.

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DO WE TAKE ABSOLUTE VALUE OF SLOPE OR ONLY SLOPE WITH POSITIVE VALUE ID DTECTED AS LOCATION DETECTION