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Peter Crossley is affiliated with the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. Their research predominantly lies within the field of Engineering, with a strong emphasis on Electrical and Electronic Engineering as well as Control and Systems Engineering. They have also contributed to areas such as Materials Chemistry, Astronomy and Astrophysics, and Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials.

Crossley's main research topics include:

  • Power Systems Fault Detection
  • Smart Grid Security and Resilience
  • Islanding Detection in Power Systems
  • High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena
  • Power Transformer Diagnostics and Insulation
  • Power Line Communications and Noise
  • HVDC Systems and Fault Protection

Their frequent co-authors consist of Zhongdong Wang, Mahmood Parsi, Shuhang Shen, S. Potts, and Bozhi Cheng, indicating ongoing collaborative efforts in their research projects.

Crossley has published extensively in several venues. Notable frequent publication sources include:

  • IET conference proceedings
  • IEEE Access
  • 15th International Conference on Developments in Power System Protection (DPSP 2020)
  • Electric Power Systems Research
  • IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid

Highlighted recent papers by Peter Crossley are:

  • Optimal Design and Performance Analysis of a Hybrid Off-Grid Renewable Power System Considering Different Component Scheduling, PV Modules, and Solar Tracking Systems, 2021, IEEE Access
  • Wavelet based fault location on power transmission lines using real-world travelling wave data, 2020, Electric Power Systems Research
  • Using Lumped Element Equivalent Network Model to Derive Analytical Equations for Interpretation of Transformer Frequency Responses, 2020, IEEE Access
  • Methodology for Reliability Assessment of Smart Grid Considering Risk of Failure of Communication Architecture, 2020, IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid
  • Transformer winding type recognition based on FRA data and a support vector machine model, 2020, High Voltage

Best Publications

  • Microgrids and Active Distribution Networks

    S. Chowdhury;S. P. Chowdhury;P. Crossley

  • Embedded Generation (Power & Energy Ser. 31)

    Nick Jenkins;Ron Allan;Peter Crossley;David Kirschen

  • Rotor Angle Instability Prediction Using Post-Disturbance Voltage Trajectories

    Athula D Rajapakse;Francisco Gomez;Kasun Nanayakkara;Peter A Crossley

  • Characterization of voltage sags in industrial distribution systems

    G. Yaleinkaya;M.H.J. Bollen;P.A. Crossley

  • Islanding protection of active distribution networks with renewable distributed generators: A comprehensive survey

    S.P. Chowdhury;S. Chowdhury;P.A. Crossley

  • Fourier Transform-Based Modified Phasor Estimation Method Immune to the Effect of the DC Offsets

    Sang-Hee Kang;Dong-Gyu Lee;Soon-Ryul Nam;P.A. Crossley

  • Bridging the gap between signal and power

    M.H.J. Bollen;I.Y.H. Gu;S. Santoso;M.F. Mcgranaghan

  • A new type of differential feeder protection relay using the Global Positioning System for data synchronization

    H.Y. Li;E.P. Southern;P.A. Crossley;S. Potts

  • Telecommunications for Smart Grid: Backhaul solutions for the distribution network

    David M. Laverty;D. John Morrow;Robert Best;Peter A. Crossley

  • Compensation of the distortion in the secondary current caused by saturation and remanence in a CT

    Yong Cheol Kang;Ui Jai Lim;Sang Hee Kang;P.A. Crossley

  • Application of a Wide Area Backup Protection Expert System to Prevent Cascading Outages

    J.C. Tan;P.A. Crossley;P.G. McLaren;P.F. Gale

  • An expert system for the back-up protection of a transmission network

    J.C. Tan;P.A. Crossley;D. Kirschen;J. Goody

  • Assessing the Impact of Insufficient Situation Awareness on Power System Operation

    Mathaios Panteli;Peter A. Crossley;Daniel S. Kirschen;Dejan J. Sobajic

  • Modeling and Performance Analysis of a Microturbine as a Distributed Energy Resource

    A.K. Saha;S. Chowdhury;S.P. Chowdhury;P.A. Crossley

  • A CT saturation detection algorithm using symmetrical components for current differential protection

    N. Villamagna;P.A. Crossley

  • Distance relaying of 11 kV circuits to increase the installed capacity of distributed generation

    I. Chilvers;N. Jenkins;P. Crossley

  • Simulation of a transformer winding for partial discharge propagation studies

    S.N. Hettiwatte;P.A. Crossley;Z.D. Wang;A. Darwin

  • Synchronous Islanded Operation of a Diesel Generator

    R.J. Best;D.J. Morrow;D.J. McGowan;P.A. Crossley

  • Synchrophasor Broadcast Over Internet Protocol for Distributed Generator Synchronization

    Robert J Best;D John Morrow;David M Laverty;Peter A Crossley

  • Evaluation of Rocof Relay Performances on Networks with Distributed Generation

    C. F. Ten;P. A. Crossley

Frequent Co-Authors

Zhongdong Wang
Zhongdong Wang University of Manchester
Nick Jenkins
Nick Jenkins Cardiff University
Daniel S. Kirschen
Daniel S. Kirschen University of Washington
Jay A. Farrell
Jay A. Farrell University of California, Riverside
Vladimir Terzija
Vladimir Terzija Newcastle University
Mark O'Malley
Mark O'Malley Imperial College London
Goran Strbac
Goran Strbac Imperial College London
Math Bollen
Math Bollen Luleå University of Technology
Tomonobu Senjyu
Tomonobu Senjyu University of the Ryukyus
Surya Santoso
Surya Santoso The University of Texas at Austin

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