Arya Abdollahi

Assistant Professor (RTD-a)

Polytechnic University of Bari

Italy

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Dr. Arya Abdollahi is an Assistant Professor (RTD-a) at the Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy. His research areas encompass anomaly detection in solar farms, demand response in renewable energy systems, and optimal scheduling for microgrids. He has published recent articles focusing on hybrid models for enhancing energy efficiency and reliability in distribution networks.

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Enrico Elio DE TUGLIE

Polytechnic University of Bari

ITALY

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Giulia Amato

Polytechnic University of Bari

ITALY

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Anomaly detection in solar farms with a hybrid CNN-ViT model to enhance accuracy and efficiency

Characterization of disturbances induced by a microgrid on the distribution network

Optimizing day-ahead power scheduling: A novel MIQCP approach for enhanced SCUC with renewable integration

Deep learning-based demand response for short-term operation of renewable-based microgrids

Strategic decision making of energy storage owned virtual power plant in day-ahead and intra-day markets

Short-Term Scheduling of Cryogenic Energy Storage Systems in Microgrids Considering CHP-Thermal-Heat-Only Units and Plug-in Electric Vehicles

State Estimation of Asymmetrical Distribution Networks by μ-PMU Allocation: A Novel Stochastic Two-stage Programming

Reliability Enhancement by Strategic Placement of Remotely-Controlled Automation Devices: A Case Study on Tabriz Distribution Network

Dominated GSO Algorithm for Optimal Scheduling of Renewable Microgrids with Penetration of Electric Vehicles and Energy Storages considering DRP

A reliability‐based optimal μ‐PMU placement scheme for efficient observability enhancement of smart distribution grids under various contingencies

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Enrico Elio DE TUGLIE

Giulia Amato

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