Dr Datta’s research primarily focuses on the modelling and control of renewable energy systems. He has extensive research and industry experience in the grid integration of energy storage and electric vehicles (EVs).
Professional activities:
Associate Editor, IEEE Access
Journal Reviewer:
IEEE Access
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems
IEEE Transactions of Power Delivery
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy
IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Applications
IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics
IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion
IEEE Power and Energy Technology Systems Journal
IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics
IET Generation, Transmission, & Distribution
IET Renewable Power Generation
IET Control Theory & Applications
Renewable Energy
Conference:
Invited Speaker: Opening Special Session, IEEE COMPEL, 2012, Kyoto, Japan
Session Chairs: IEEE ISGT, 2016, Melbourne, Australia & IEEE EPECS, 2018, Kyushu, Japan
Technical Program Committee; Over 15 IEEE International Conferences
Professional Affiliation:
Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng), the Institute of Engineers, Australia (EA) and NER, AU
Renewable-based smart grid and smart micro-grid, DG modelling and forecasting, Intelligent control of PV, Wind and ESS for grid integration, Motor control, Electrical Building Services and Automation
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Communications Technologies, AI application in power system operations
-Optimal Sizing of PV, Wind, and Battery Systems for Community Power Grid
-Modelling and control of AC/DC and Hybrid Microgrid
-Distributed Generation (DG) Modelling, Forecasting, Optimisation, and Control
-Application of Intelligent Algorithms in Power System Control
-AI-based grid integration of energy storage system and electric vehicle (EV)
-Motor Drives (IM, SRM, IG, PMSG, PMSM)

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