Professional Bio:
Dr. Rivera is currently an assistant professor of electrical engineering at the National University of Colombia where he specializes in smart grids. He was a postdoctoral researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the within the LIINES at the Masdar Institute of Science & Technology.
Prior to his postdoctoral fellowships, he was working General Motors as a Senior Process Engineer in the Manufacturing Engineering Area. Meanwhile, he was a professor of power systems in the District University where he taught courses in the reliability of power systems and electricity markets. His received his Ph.D. from the Electric Energy Institute at the national University of San Jan in Argentina. There, he proposed a methodology for short-term investment decisions in electric distribution networks considering uncertainties in planning parameters.
Research Interests:
- Reliability of Power Systems
- Electricity Markets
- Multi-Agent System Coordination and Control of Micrograms
- Modern Heuristic Optimization for Power Systems.
Publications:
UID | Reference | PubLink | Preprint | Type | Research Theme | Year |
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[SPG-C10] | Rivera, Sergio and Farid, Amro M. and Youcef-Toumi, Kamal "{Coordination and Control of Multiple Microgrids Using Multi-Agent Systems}". in Energypath 2013: Our Global Sustainable Energy Future. Philadelphia, PA, USA. 2013. pp.1--5. | PubLink | PrePrint | Conference Paper | Smart Power Grids | 2013 |
[SPG-BC01] | Rivera, Sergio and Farid, Amro M. and Youcef-Toumi, Kamal "Chapter 15 - A Multi-Agent System Coordination Approach for Resilient Self-Healing Operations in Multiple Microgrids". Boston: Morgan Kaufmann. 2015. pp.269 - 285 | PubLink | PrePrint | Book Chapter | Smart Power Grids | 2015 |
[SPG-C31] | Rivera, Sergio and Farid, Amro M. and Youcef-Toumi, Kamal "{A Multi-Agent System Transient Stability Platform for Resilient Self-Healing Operation of Multiple Microgrids}". in 5th IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference. Washington D.C.. 2014. pp.1--5. | PubLink | PrePrint | Conference Paper | Smart Power Grids | 2014 |
