Multi-Fidelity Dynamic Line Rating Fusion for System Load Margin Enhancement with Large-Scale Offshore Wind Generations

Petra, Cosmin [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]; Zhao, Junbo; Su, Tong; Constantinescu, Emil

doi:10.1109/tpwrs.2026.3685097

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Multi-Fidelity Dynamic Line Rating Fusion for System Load Margin Enhancement with Large-Scale Offshore Wind Generations

Petra, Cosmin [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Zhao, Junbo·Su, Tong·Constantinescu, Emil

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Petra, Cosmin [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Zhao, Junbo, Su, Tong, Constantinescu, Emil. 2026-04-17. Multi-Fidelity Dynamic Line Rating Fusion for System Load Margin Enhancement with Large-Scale Offshore Wind Generations. https://doi.org/10.1109/tpwrs.2026.3685097

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