Electrical and Computer Engineering

College of Engineering and Applied Science

ECE Electrical Energy Systems Research

The electrical energy system research in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Wyoming is highly diversified and interdisciplinary. Research groups in our department work on different aspects to facilitate a more efficient, reliable and secured electrical power grid. In particular:
Dr. Duan and his group have been working on statistical signal processing techniques for cyber security enhancement and communication and networking for data delivery.
Dr. Muknahallipatna and his group have been developing high performance computation to support real-time data analysis and efficient data storage.
Dr. O’Brien and his group have been designing variable loop transmission systems for simultaneous power regulation and load mitigation applied to large wind turbines.
Dr. Pierre and his group have been investigating advanced signal processing techniques to power system applications including power system electromechanical mode monitoring, oscillation detection and wide area power system test.
Furthermore, we have strong ties and well-established collaborations with national labs, utilities and equipment vendors.

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	Dongliang Duan Assistant Professor. Research: Electrical energy systems PhD: Colorado State University. > Visit Dr. Duan's research page
	Suresh Muknahallipatna Professor. Research: Computer networks, high performance computing PhD: University of Wyoming. > Visit Dr. Muknahallipatna's webpage
	John O'Brien Associate Professor. Research: Control systems, electrical energy systems, robotics PhD: Resselaer Polytechnic Institute > Visit Dr. O'Brien's webpage
	John Pierre Professor. Research: Signal processing applications to power systems, avalanche detection, array processing; signal processing research; monitoring of electromechanical modes; oscillation detection in power systems PhD: University of Minnesota > Visit Dr. Pierre's webpage