Electric Power Transfer Capability: Concepts, …
Electric Power Transfer Capability: Concepts, applications , sensitivity , UncertaintyPower Systems Engineering Research CenterA National Science FoundationIndustry/University Cooperative Research Centersince 1996PSERCELECTRICPOWERTRANSFERCAPABILITY : Concepts, applications ,SENSITIVITYANDUNC ERTAINTYIan DobsonUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonScott Greene and Rajesh RajaramanLaurits R. Christensen AssociatesChristopher L. DeMarco, Fernando L. Alvarado,Mevludin Glavic and Jianfeng ZhangUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonRay ZimmermanCornell UniversityPowerSystems Engineering Research CenterPSERC Publication 01-34November Report and project informationInformation about this ProjectProject information can be obtained by contacting:Ian DobsonRajesh RajaramanProfessorSenior EngineerElectrical &Computer Engineering Laurits R. Christensen AssociatesUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison 4610 University Avenue, Suite 7001415 Engineering DriveMadison WI 53705Madison WI 53706 USAphone : (608) 231-1398 ext 191phone: 608-262-2661email 608-262-1267email: Copies of the ReportThis report appears electronically at and is alsoavailable from thePowerSystems Engineering Research Center website, The PSERC publication number is 01-34.
Electric Power Transfer Capability: Concepts, Applications, Sensitivity, Uncertainty Power Systems Engineering Research Center A National Science Foundation
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