Guest editorial: special issue on wide area monitoring, protection and control in smart grid
Complexity of modern electrical power systems is steadily increasing. This is inspiring researchers and developers to propose new solutions capable to address a number of challenges, particularly those related to power system operation. A massive penetration of asynchronously connected renewable ene...
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