Accurate and rapid estimation of electromechanical mode plays an important role in sensing the security situation of power systems. In this paper, the Compressed Dynamic Mode Decompensation (Compressed-DMD) based estimation approach was proposed to extract the electromechanical mode from high-dimensional ambient data measured by the synchrophasor measurement unit. To improve the efficiency of DMD in processing high-dimensional ambient data under the premise of ensuring calculation accuracy, the Compressed-DMD was introduced to generate the approximation of the high-dimensional left and right singular vectors by employing the aggressive random test matrices and truncated eigendecomposition. Simulation examples of IEEE 16-generator 5-area system and real measurements verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method.
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