Andrew P. Reiman

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2023
Publications (10 Years): 10

Top Topics

Power Distribution

Probabilistic Model

Top Venues

Publications

Bilal Ahmad Bhatti, Andrew P. Reiman, Daniel S. Boff, Sarah E. Barrows, Alice C. Orrell
Valuation of Distributed Wind Turbines Providing Multiple Market Services. ISGT (2023)
Shiva Poudel, Gary D. Black, Monish Mukherjee, Andrew P. Reiman
Multi-Objective Power Distribution Operations: Characterizing Conflict and System Volatility. IEEE Access 11 (2023)
Ankit Singhal, Dexin Wang, Andrew P. Reiman, Yuan Liu, Donald J. Hammerstrom, Soumya Kundu
Harmonic Modeling, Data Generation, and Analysis of Power Electronics-Interfaced Residential Loads. ISGT (2022)
Andrew P. Reiman, Thiagarajan Ramachandran, Alice C. Orrell
Data-Driven Generic Turbines for Distributed Wind Modeling, Optimization, and Economic Studies. ISGT (2022)
Alexander A. Anderson, Robin Podmore, Poorva Sharma, Andrew P. Reiman, Rohit Jinsiwale, Craig Allwardt, Gary D. Black
Distributed Application Architecture and LinkNet Topology Processor for Distribution Networks Using the Common Information Model. IEEE Access 10 (2022)
Shiva Poudel, Gary D. Black, Eric G. Stephan, Andrew P. Reiman
Admittance Matrix Validation for Power Distribution System Models Using a Networked Equipment Model Framework. IEEE Access 10 (2022)
Deepthi Sen, Indrasis Chakraborty, Soumya Kundu, Andrew P. Reiman, Ian Beil, Andy Eiden
KPF-AE-LSTM: A Deep Probabilistic Model for Net-Load Forecasting in High Solar Scenarios. CoRR (2022)
Ankit Singhal, Dexin Wang, Andrew P. Reiman, Yuan Liu, Donald J. Hammerstrom, Soumya Kundu
Harmonic Modeling, Data Generation, and Analysis of Power Electronics-Interfaced Residential Loads. CoRR (2021)
Andrew P. Reiman, Juliet S. Homer, Bishnu P. Bhattarai, Alice C. Orrell
Quantifying Technical Diversity Benefits of Wind as a Distributed Energy Resource. ISGT (2020)
Andrew P. Reiman, Abhishek Somani, M. Jan E. Alam, Peng Wang, Di Wu, Karanjit Kalsi
Power Factor Correction in Feeders With Distributed Photovoltaics Using Residential Appliances as Virtual Batteries. IEEE Access 7 (2019)