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Nathaniel Fargo WIRED Research

Under Cynthia Furse, this research is part of the WIRED fellowship. LiveWire technologies, SSTDR, WILMA, and other technologies will be used as part of this project to develop and test techniques for fault and disruption analysis on power grid networks.

This work was presented at the WIRED Symposium 2025 in Calgary, CA and won Best Poster

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Key entry points:

  • bnc_network/branch_tests/README.md — Reproduce the 18-branch depth-of-detection analysis, including LWS→CSV→plots and trend vs. baseline intersection.
  • livewire_scripts/README.md — Unified LiveWire conversion and plotting utilities.
  • sstdr_simulation/README.md — Simscape-based SSTDR dataset generation overview.
  • single_conductor/README.md — Archived measurements (not part of the current pipeline).
  • presentation_materials/ – Plots, posters, etc. to be presented

Source

You may find this work on either the U of U GitLab or on my personal github

Disclaimers

  1. Dr. C.M. Furse is a co-founder of LiveWire Innovation/Viper Innovation which is commercializing SSTDR technology, and therefore she is disclosing a financial conflict of interest with this company.
  2. Much of this code was written with assistance from LLM agents. It may be assumed that any sufficiently large matlab file was partially written by such coding assistants.

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Summer 2025 fellowship with WIRED focusing on applying SSTDR signal processing techniques for grid fault detection

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