James Fleming

Lecturer in Control Systems

Loughborough University

United Kingdom

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James Fleming is a Lecturer in Control Systems at Loughborough University, UK. His research focuses on optimal control strategies for electric vehicles, system-level stabilization in microgrids, and advanced control methodologies for renewable energy systems. Recent articles include investigations into eco-driving assistance, impedance-based control techniques, and robust control for floating wind turbines.

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Christopher Ward

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Eco-driving optimal control for electric vehicles with driver preferences

Hybrid Impedance-Based Controller Design of Grid-Connected Converter for Whole-System Stabilization of Grid-Connected DC Microgrids

Impedance Shaping Method for System-Level Stabilization of Droop-Controlled DC Microgrids

Robust Tube MPC Using Gain-Scheduled Policies for a Class of LPV Systems

FrictionSegNet: Simultaneous Semantic Segmentation and Friction Estimation Using Hierarchical Latent Variable Models

LQG control for hydrodynamic compensation on large floating wind turbines

A robust gain scheduling method for a PI collective pitch controller of multi-MW onshore wind turbines

The Benefit of Assisted and Unassisted Eco-Driving for Electrified Powertrains

Incorporating Driver Preferences Into Eco-Driving Assistance Systems Using Optimal Control

Real‐time predictive eco‐driving assistance considering road geometry and long‐range radar measurements

Unknown Input Observer Based Approach for Distributed Tube-Based Model Predictive Control of Heterogeneous Vehicle Platoons

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Taeseong Kim

Laura Justham

Zhengyu Lin

Christopher Ward

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