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Jeff Kilby

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University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Jeff Kilby is an Associate Professor at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand. His research focuses on the analysis and design of monopile foundations for offshore wind and tidal turbine structures, as well as the power maximization of wind energy through innovative sensor technologies. Additionally, he has explored hybrid wind and tidal turbine systems within microgrids to enhance energy supply for remote off-grid communities.

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Zaid Al-Tameemi

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Tek Tjing Lie

Professor and Head of School

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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A Review of Energy Storage Economics, Load Forecasting, and Hybrid Control Strategies for AC Microgrids in Modern Power Systems

Deep Learning-Based Channel Estimation Techniques Using IEEE 802.11p Protocol, Limitations of IEEE 802.11p and Future Directions of IEEE 802.11bd: A Review

Optimal Energy Storage Management in Grid-Connected PV-Battery Systems Based on GWO-PSO

Analysis and Design of Monopile Foundations for Offshore Wind and Tidal Turbine Structures

Power Maximisation of Wind Energy Using Wind Speed Sensors on Stewart Island

Non-contact Methods for Heart Rate Measurement: A Review

Case Study of a Hybrid Wind and Tidal Turbines System with a Microgrid for Power Supply to a Remote Off-Grid Community in New Zealand

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Zaid Al-Tameemi

Tek Tjing Lie

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