James D. McCalley is a researcher affiliated with Iowa State University in the United States. Their primary field of study is engineering, with a focus on electrical and electronic engineering. Within this domain, their work spans subfields such as safety, risk, reliability and quality, building and construction, renewable energy, sustainability and the environment, and energy engineering and power technology.
The research topics that James D. McCalley addresses include integrated energy systems optimization, smart grid energy management, electric power system optimization, HVDC systems and fault protection, power system reliability and maintenance, building energy and comfort optimization, and energy efficiency and management.
They have published frequently in venues such as IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, SSRN Electronic Journal, Energies, Proceedings of the IEEE, and the International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems.
Recent papers by James D. McCalley include the following:
Coauthors frequently collaborating with James D. McCalley include Kristen Cetin, Soham Vanage, Brady Berg, Aidan Tuohy, and Aaron Bloom.
James D. McCalley was recognized as an IEEE Fellow in 2004 for contributions to power system security assessment.
Siddhartha Kumar Khaitan;James D. McCalley
M.E. Aboul-Ela;A.A. Sallam;J.D. McCalley;A.A. Fouad
Ming Ni;J.D. McCalley;V. Vittal;T. Tayyib
J. Endrenyi;S. Aboresheid;R.N. Allan;G.J. Anders
Yang Gu;James McCalley
N. Yang;Q. Liu;J.D. McCalley
Qiming Chen;J.D. McCalley
A. Quelhas;E. Gil;J.D. McCalley;S.M. Ryan
J.D. McCalley;V. Vittal;N. Abi-Samra
Hua Wan;J.D. McCalley;V. Vittal
S. Kannan;S. Baskar;J.D. McCalley;P. Murugan
H. Wan;J.D. McCalley;V. Vittal
J.D. McCalley;A.A. Fouad;V. Vittal;A.A. Irizarry-Rivera
R. Billinton;L. Salvaderi;J.D. McCalley;H. Chao
Ying Zhou;Lizhi Wang;James D. McCalley
Yili Hong;William Q. Meeker;James D. McCalley
Ming Ni;J.D. McCalley;V. Vittal;S. Greene
Fei Xiao;J.D. McCalley
Weihui Fu;J.D. McCalley;V. Vittal
J. McCalley;S. Asgarpoor;L. Bertling;R. Billinion
Yang Gu;James McCalley;Ming Ni
Venkat Krishnan;Venkat Krishnan;Jonathan Ho;Benjamin F. Hobbs;Andrew L. Liu
P. Cholley;P. Crossley;V. Van Acker;T. Van Cutsem
Scott D. Sudhoff;James D. McCalley;Dionysios C. Aliprantis;Ramesh C. Bansal
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