Eduardo Cotilla Sanchez

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2016
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Jordan Landford, Rich Meier, Richard Barella, Scott A. Wallace, Xinghui Zhao, Eduardo Cotilla Sanchez, Robert B. Bass:
Fast Sequence Component Analysis for Attack Detection in Smart Grid. SMARTGREENS 2016: 225-232
2015
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Richard Barella, Duc Nguyen, Ryan Winter, Kuei-Ti Lu, Scott A. Wallace, Xinghui Zhao, Eduardo Cotilla Sanchez:
A Sensitivity Study of PMU-based Fault Detection on Smart Grid. SMARTGREENS 2015: 185-192
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Richard Barella, Duc Nguyen, Ryan Winter, Kuei-Ti Lu, Scott A. Wallace, Xinghui Zhao, Eduardo Cotilla Sanchez:
A Sensitivity Based Approach for Efficient PMU Deployment on Smart Grid. SMARTGREENS/VEHITS (Selected Papers) 2015: 199-215
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Jordan Landford, Rich Meier, Richard Barella, Xinghui Zhao, Eduardo Cotilla Sanchez, Robert B. Bass, Scott A. Wallace:
Fast Sequence Component Analysis for Attack Detection in Synchrophasor Networks. CoRR abs/1509.05086 (2015)

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