Modern electric power systems require rapid and reliable fault analysis to ensure grid stability amid increasing renewable integration. This project explores multi-task learning as a unified framework for simultaneously detecting, classifying, and localizing faults in transmission networks. By sharing representations across tasks, the model aims to reduce redundancy and enhance generalization compared to traditional single-task approaches. The results will contribute to the development of scalable, data-driven protection schemes for future intelligent power grids.
Multi-Task Learning for Integrated Fault Analysis in Power System Protection
Type: Project
Status: running
Date: October 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026
Supervisors: Julian Oelhaf, Siming Bayer