Daniel J. Trudnowski is affiliated with Montana Tech of the University of Montana in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on engineering with specific expertise in electrical and electronic engineering, control and systems engineering, and related subfields.
The main topics of their work include:
The scientist has authored several papers across notable publication venues. Some of the recent papers are:
Frequent coauthors working with Daniel J. Trudnowski include:
Publication venues where the scientist has multiple contributions are:
In addition to journal articles, they have contributed to book publications, including a forthcoming work titled Power System Oscillations published by Springer Nature, expected in 2025.
Daniel J. Trudnowski's research is grounded in developing advanced methods for power system stability and control, including transient stability, oscillation suppression, and power modulation strategies. Their work also extends into data compression techniques for synchrophasor measurements.
Recognition for their contributions includes the IEEE Fellow award received in 2010 for work on algorithms characterizing power-system small-signal stability properties.
D.J. Trudnowski;J.M. Johnson;J.F. Hauer
J.W. Pierre;D.J. Trudnowski;M.K. Donnelly
R. W. Wies;J. W. Pierre;D. J. Trudnowski
D. Trudnowski;J. Pierre;Ning Zhou;J. Hauer
D.J. Trudnowski;A. Gentile;J.M. Khan;E.M. Petritz
Ning Zhou;D.J. Trudnowski;J.W. Pierre;W.A. Mittelstadt
M.K. Donnelly;J.E. Dagle;D.J. Trudnowski;G.J. Rogers
D.J. Trudnowski;J.R. Smith;T.A. Short;D.A. Pierre
Ning Zhou;J.W. Pierre;D.J. Trudnowski;R.T. Guttromson
D.J. Trudnowski
J.R. Smith;F. Fatehi;C.S. Woods;J.F. Hauer
A.J.F. Hauer;D.J. Trudnowski;J.G. DeSteese
Juan Sanchez-Gasca;Daniel Trudnowski;Emilio Barocio;John Hauer
J.F. Hauer;W.A. Mittelstadt;K.E. Martin;J.W. Burns
Ning Zhou;J. Pierre;D. Trudnowski
Daniel Trudnowski;Dmitry Kosterev;John Undrill
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Luke Dosiek;Ning Zhou;John W. Pierre;Zhenyu Huang
Luigi Vanfretti;Luke Dosiek;John W. Pierre;Daniel Trudnowski
D. J. Trudnowski;J. W. Pierre
R.W. Wies;J.W. Pierre;D.J. Trudnowski
John W Pierre;Ning Zhou;Francis K Tuffner;John F Hauer
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