Yunhe Hou is affiliated with the University of Hong Kong in China, with a primary research focus in the field of Engineering. Over the course of their career, the scientist has contributed notably to Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Control and Systems Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality, and Automotive Engineering. Their research extensively covers topics such as Optimal Power Flow Distribution, Microgrid Control and Optimization, Smart Grid Energy Management, Electric Power System Optimization, Integrated Energy Systems Optimization, Power System Optimization and Stability, and Smart Grid Security and Resilience.
Hou's publication record includes significant contributions to several frequent venues, including:
Among recent notable papers are:
Frequent collaborators in Hou's research include:
The scientist's work contributes predominantly to the optimization and control aspects of modern electric power systems and integrated energy networks. This includes the development of models and approaches for distribution network reconfiguration, demand response estimation, district heating network modeling, and resilient restoration strategies for electric transportation systems.
James J. Q. Yu;Yunhe Hou;Albert Y. S. Lam;Victor O. K. Li
Shunbo Lei;Jianhui Wang;Chen Chen;Yunhe Hou
Shunbo Lei;Chen Chen;Hui Zhou;Yunhe Hou
Shunbo Lei;Chen Chen;Yupeng Li;Yunhe Hou
James J. Q. Yu;Yunhe Hou;Victor O. K. Li
Yunhe Hou;Chen-Ching Liu;Kai Sun;Pei Zhang
S. C. Chan;K. M. Tsui;H. C. Wu;Yunhe Hou
Wei Wei;Feng Liu;Shengwei Mei;Yunhe Hou
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Chong Wang;Yunhe Hou;Feng Qiu;Shunbo Lei
Weichao Xu;Yunhe Hou;Y. S. Hung;Yuexian Zou
Xia Chen;Yunhe Hou;Siew-Chong Tan;Chi-Kwan Lee
Zhao Wang;Weisheng Wang;Chun Liu;Zheng Wang
Yunhe Hou;Chen-Ching Liu;Kai Sun;Pei Zhang
Yun-He Hou;Yao-Wu Wu;Li-Juan Lu;Xin-Yin Xiong
Chong Wang;Shunbo Lei;Ping Ju;Chen Chen
Shunbo Lei;Chen Chen;Yue Song;Yunhe Hou
Chongru Liu;Boming Zhang;Yunhe Hou;F F Wu
Amir Golshani;Wei Sun;Qun Zhou;Qipeng P. Zheng
Shunbo Lei;Yunhe Hou;Feng Qiu;Jie Yan
Shunbo Lei;Jianhui Wang;Yunhe Hou
Weiye Zheng;Wanjun Huang;David J. Hill;Yunhe Hou
Xu Sun;Qi Huang;Yunhe Hou;Lijun Jiang
YH Hou;LJ Lu;XY Xiong;SJ Cheng
Haoming Liu;Xingying Chen;Kun Yu;Yunhe Hou
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