Multi-Rate PMU Data Fusion in Power Systems via Low Rank Tensor Train

With the continuous development of power systems, WAMS have become increasingly important for real-time system monitoring. As the core devices of WAMS, PMUs can provide synchronized, high-precision, and high-resolution measurements of power system states. However, in practical applications, PMUs deployed in different regions often operate at different sampling rates, resulting in multi-rate measurement data and posing challenges for data fusion. To address this issue, this paper proposes a multi-rate PMU data fusion method based on low-rank TT. Specifically, the proposed method first performs tensor-based modeling of multi-rate measurement data, embedding multidimensional correlations into a high-order tensor representation. Then, a data completion model is constructed through low-rank TT decomposition to effectively capture cross-timescale dependencies. Finally, an efficient numerical solution is developed to expand low-resolution measurements into high-resolution data, thereby achieving unified data fusion. Case studies on both simulated and real-world PMU measurement data demonstrate that the proposed approach outperforms traditional interpolation and matrix completion methods, achieving superior reconstruction accuracy and robustness.

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Energies
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2026-01-20
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https://doi.org/10.3390/en19020530
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Power System Optimization and Stability
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Multi-Rate PMU Data Fusion in Power Systems via Low Rank Tensor Train

Yonghua Chen, Jingtao Zhao, Tao Zheng, Bo Sun et al.
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Power System Optimization and Stability
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Multi-Rate PMU Data Fusion in Power Systems via Low Rank Tensor Train

Yonghua Chen, Jingtao Zhao, Tao Zheng, Bo Sun, Shu Zheng, Yuan Li
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Abstract

With the continuous development of power systems, WAMS have become increasingly important for real-time system monitoring. As the core devices of WAMS, PMUs can provide synchronized, high-precision, and high-resolution measurements of power system states. However, in practical applications, PMUs deployed in different regions often operate at different sampling rates, resulting in multi-rate measurement data and posing challenges for data fusion. To address this issue, this paper proposes a multi-rate PMU data fusion method based on low-rank TT. Specifically, the proposed method first performs tensor-based modeling of multi-rate measurement data, embedding multidimensional correlations into a high-order tensor representation. Then, a data completion model is constructed through low-rank TT decomposition to effectively capture cross-timescale dependencies. Finally, an efficient numerical solution is developed to expand low-resolution measurements into high-resolution data, thereby achieving unified data fusion. Case studies on both simulated and real-world PMU measurement data demonstrate that the proposed approach outperforms traditional interpolation and matrix completion methods, achieving superior reconstruction accuracy and robustness.

EnergiesVol. 19(2)
NARI Group (China) (CN), Southeast University (CN), Xi'an Jiaotong University (CN)
National Science and Technology Major Project
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Power System Optimization and Stability
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