Manuel Ocaña

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Universidad de Alcalá

Spain

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Manuel Ocaña is a Full Professor at the University of Alcalá, Spain. His research interests include context-aware state estimation in battery management systems, game-theoretic approaches to electric vehicle charging, and motion prediction in autonomous driving. He has contributed significantly to improving photovoltaic solar module efficiency and has conducted studies on driver behavior and gaze focalization in vehicular systems.

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Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

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Articles (10)

Context-aware state estimation in battery management systems: Leveraging nonlinear dynamics with physics-guided parameter identification

Efficient Baselines for Motion Prediction in Autonomous Driving

Leveraging Driver Attention for an End-to-End Explainable Decision-Making From Frontal Images

A game-theoretic approach to mitigate charging anxiety for electric vehicle users through multi-parameter dynamic pricing and real-time traffic flow

Efficiency Improvement of Photovoltaic Solar Modules by Cooling Using an Underground Heat Exchanger

Cancellation of reference update-induced 1/f noise in a chirped-pulse DAS

Driver Take-Over Behaviour Study Based on Gaze Focalization and Vehicle Data in CARLA Simulator

Gaze Focalization System for Driving Applications Using OpenFace 2.0 Toolkit with NARMAX Algorithm in Accidental Scenarios

Automatic linguistic reporting of customer activity patterns in open malls

Improved dynamic obstacle mapping (Idomap)

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Pedro Revenga

Efren Diez-Jimenez

Llamazares Llamazares Ángel

Luis M. Bergasa

Rafael Barea

Noelia Hernández

Manuel Mucientes

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