The modern power grid is one of the most complex engineering machines in existence.
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From the Editor
Introduction to this Issue
The ever-increasing sophistication required to operate the electric grid requires the rapid assimilation of captured measurements…
Guest Editorial
Introduction to the Feature Articles
The feature articles in this issue are devoted to the emerging field of data analytics, which is a computational capability to extract…
Feature Articles
Over the last ten years, we have heard so often in conferences, seminars, and workshops that the system…
Power system state estimators (SEs) have come a long way since the introduction of the concept nearly four decades ago by Fred Schweppe.
The power industry is experiencing an enormous expansion of computer and communication devices in substations.
The intelligent integration of wind power into the existing electricity supply system will be an important factor…
Departments & Columns
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Leader’s CornerRead more
In the spring of 2012, the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) undertook the task of evaluating…
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HistoryRead more
In early 1895, electric power from the Westinghouse powerhouse on Laurel Lake finally reached the center of Lenox via underground conduit.
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CalendarRead more
The IEEE Power & Energy Society website features a meetings section, which includes calls for papers and…
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In My ViewRead more
This issue of IEEE Power & Energy Magazine discusses a computational capability to extract a cause–effect understanding of power system events.
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