Aranya Chakrabortty

Biography

My research interests span all branches of control system theory with applications to large-scale electric power systems. I am a part of the FREEDM Systems Center, currently researching several system and control-theoretic problems for the US power grid using Synchrophasor (WAMS) technology, and its integration with renewable energy sources such as wind energy.

Education

• Ph.D. 2008
  Electrical Engineering
  Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY
• Master's 2005
  Electrical Engineering
  Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY
• Bachelor's 2004
  Electrical Engineering
  Jadavpur University, India

Recent Publications

• Designing Optimal Key Lengths and Control Laws for Encrypted Control Systems Based on Sample Identifying Complexity and Deciphering Time (2023)
• Hierarchical frequency and voltage control using prioritized utilization of inverter based resources (2023)
• Power Flow Optimization Redesign for Transient Stability Enhancement (2023)
• A Robust Stackelberg Game for Cyber-Security Investment in Networked Control Systems (2022)
• Data-Adaptive Retrofit Control for Power System Stabilizer Design (2022)
• Learning Distributed Stabilizing Controllers for Multi-Agent Systems (2022)
• Optimal co-designs of communication and control in bandwidth-constrained cyber-physical systems (2022)
• Decomposability and Parallel Computation of Multi-Agent LQR (2021)
• EFFICIENT ALGORITHMS FOR EIGENSYSTEM REALIZATION USING RANDOMIZED SVD (2021)
• Enhancing Controllability of Wind Farms Against Parametric Resonance: A Series Compensation Approach (2021)