Jayaminda Bovithanthri

PhD Candidate

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Location
CSIT Building (108), Level 3

Email
u7146121@anu.edu.au

Clusters
Environmental

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Interests

Community energy storage systems, Renewable energy systems, optimization

Research

My PhD project focuses on optimizing the planning of community energy storage systems in low-voltage distribution networks to benefit multiple stakeholders.

Activities & Awards

  • ANU University Research Scholarship.
  • ANU HDR Fee Remission Merit Scholarship.
  • 2nd-best research paper award in the Robotics and Automation Session, IET, Annual Technical Conference.
  • Best research paper award in the Power systems session, MERCon.
  • 2nd-Runners up – Best undergraduate final year project.
  • Best undergraduate trainee report nominee.
  • Dean’s List nominee for excellent academic record.

Publications

Some of the key publications.

  • K. B. J. Anuradha, J. Iria, and C. P. Mediwaththe, “Multi-objective planning of Community Energy Storage Systems under uncertainty,” Electric Power Systems Research, vol. 230, p. 110286, May 2024.
  • K. B. J. Anuradha, J. Iria, and C. P. Mediwaththe, “Evaluation of the economic benefits of Community Energy Storage Systems for prosumers,” 2023 IEEE Region 10 Symposium (TENSYMP), Sep. 2023.
  • K. B. J. Anuradha, C. P. Mediwaththe, and M. Mahmoodi, “A multi-objective planning and scheduling framework for community energy storage systems in low voltage distribution networks,” 2023 13th International Conference on Power, Energy and Electrical Engineering (CPEEE), Feb. 2023.
  • K. B. J. Anuradha, U. Jayatunga, and H. Y. R. Perera, “Loss-voltage sensitivity analysis based battery energy storage systems allocation and distributed generation capacity upgrade,” Journal of Energy Storage, vol. 36, p. 102357, Apr. 2021.
  • K. B. J. Anuradha, U. Jayatunga, and H. Y. R. Perera, “Voltage-loss sensitivity based approach for optimal DG placement in Distribution Networks,” 2019 14th Conference on Industrial and Information Systems (ICIIS), Dec. 2019.

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