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GLENN W. S TAG
Pages 298-301

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... Army during World War II. He graduated from MIT in 1946 with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and went to work for the American Electric Power Service (AEP)
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... Other application program developments quickly followed the success of load flow. Under Glenn Stagg's leadership as the head of the computer applications department at the AEP in New York City, a whole suite of power system applications programs were developed that remain the foundation of all computer applications in power system engineering.
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... After his retirement from Stagg Systems in 1992, he became a consultant to the World Bank and later served as an energy specialist and an independent consultant to various power engineering companies throughout the world. Apart from the Stagg–El-Abiad book, Glenn authored or coauthored over 30 technical papers on various aspects of computer applications in electric power engineering that are among the classics of the genre.
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