2024 IEEE PES Joint Technical Committee Meeting
The purpose of the 2024 IEEE PES Joint Technical Committee Meeting is to provide a forum where PES technical committees can meet for up to 5 days to focus on technical matters and standards – the primary work of committees, subcommittees, working groups, and/or task forces – without the distractions of the unrelated elements generally found at other PES meetings or expositions. Meeting Request The meeting request form is available here. The deadline to submit the meeting request form will be Friday, 16 November 2023. If you have any questions or would like to make changes to already submitted meeting room request, please contact Taylor Lineberger ([email protected]). If you are planning to host a hybrid meeting, please see the Hybrid Meeting Practices Guide for assistance.
IEEE PES Live Online: Power System Transient Stability Analysis – PSS/E and PSLF
Topic: Power System Transient Stability Analysis – PSS/E and PSLF Presented by: John Undrill, PhD, Arizona State University This webinar: Sixty years of computer development have allowed the capacity of power system dynamic simulation programs to advance from a few dozen buses to several tens of thousands. More importantly, advances in testing of power plant and load equipment have established strong understanding of where simulations are a reliable indicator of expected behavior, and where they must (still) be used with care. The management of data for large scale simulations continues to be of concern. While confidence in simulations of ‘conventional’ switch-connected equipment is well supported by observed system behavior, simulations of electronically connected load and generation must still be examined closely. It is clear that the capabilities of fundamental frequency simulations and of electromagnetic transient simulations will merge as computing capability continues to advance. It is also clear that the assembly and maintenance of simulation data bases will be a persistent and significant challenge. Presenter bio: John Undrill has worked on the dynamics of electric power systems with General Electric, Power Technologies Incorporated, and Electric Power Consultants Incorporated. In recent years he has been a Research Professor at Arizona State University. His work has included both the development of dynamic simulation programs and testing to support dynamic modeling; it has involved power transmission, hydro electric power plants, and large gas turbines. Undrill was responsible for the initial development of the PSS/2 and PSS/E programs at PTI, and for the PSLF program at EPCI. John Undrill received BE and PhD degrees from the University of Canterbury. (New Zealand) He is a Fellow of the IEEE and a member of the National Academy of Engineering. He is a Life Member of the IEEE.