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Aeishwarya Umesh Baviskar
Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, Technical University of Denmark, Technical University of Munich, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology
Research areas: Engineering · Electrical and Electronic Engineering · Optimal Power Flow Distribution · Electric Power System Optimization · Microgrid Control and Optimization
Employment
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Indian Institute of Science Project Assistant2016 - 2017
- ? - 2025
Education
- 2020 - Present
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Technical University of Munich Master of Science in Power Engineering2017 - 2019
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Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Bachelor of Tech. in Electrical and Electronics2012 - 2016
Projects & Funding
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Publications (14)
- MV/LV Network Interaction and Losses Based on Open-Source Simulation Tools Under High Renewable Integration Save
- Strategic optimization framework considering unobservability in multi-voltage active distribution networks Save
- Opportunities for battery energy storage in stand-alone and co-located hybrid power plant in distribution grid Save
- Reactive power potential of converter-connected renewables using convex power flow optimization Save
- Synergy of hydrogen production in active distribution networks Save
- Wind Power Plant Support in Weather-Dependent Active Distribution Network Save
- EUDP IEA Task 41. Delivarable 3.1 - Control strategies of wind turbines in future distribution systems Save
- Multi-Voltage Level Active Distribution Network with Large Share of Weather-Dependent Generation Save
- Open-Source Active Distribution Grid Model with a large share of RES- features, and studies Save
- Reactive Power Support from Converter Connected Renewables in Active Distribution Network Save
- MINIMIZE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK LOSSES USING WIND POWER Save
- Open-Source Active Distribution Grid Model with a Large Share of RES- Features, and Studies Save
- Challenges of Future Distribution Systems with a Large Share of Variable Renewable Energy Sources – Review Save
- An Intuitive Approach to Fit A frequency Dependent Equivalent Circuit for Transmission Line Models Save