Paper accepted by Automatica.
“Online Planning of Power Flows for Power Systems Against Bushfires Using Spatial Context” has been accepted.
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Publications, awards and research milestones.
“Online Planning of Power Flows for Power Systems Against Bushfires Using Spatial Context” has been accepted.
The paper develops a robust generator maintenance schedule for frequency-secure power systems.
The work studies how negative electricity prices shape residential demand and grid operation.
Prof. Yang’s team was named a finalist and placed fourth in the 2025 challenge.
The study investigates the social factors that shape microgrid operation during emergencies.
Prof. Yang was recognized for his peer-review service to the journal.