“…Also, the performance of these methods during the transient periods (emerged just after disturbance occurrence) is not investigated properly. Although to accurately estimate E th and X th , some papers use data measured at the target bus as well as those buses connected to it [40], these methods have to access the communication network and cannot estimate Thevenin parameters using only locally measured data [30]. In addition, other research works (such as [41]), which improve the procedure for calculating Thevenin equivalent parameters using only local measurement, still neglect R th and hence, they cannot be used in sub-transmission and distribution systems with high R/X ratio [32][33][34][35][36][37].…”