Marco Jose Da Silva

Professor of Measurement Technology

Johannes Kepler University Linz

Austria

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Marco Jose Da Silva is a Professor of Measurement Technology at Johannes Kepler University of Linz, Austria. His research focuses on measurement technologies applied to various fields, including calorimetric monitoring, microfluidics, and flow metering. Recent publications highlight advancements in distributed sensing techniques, gas holdup sensing, and deep learning applications in flow pattern classification.

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Articles (20)

Determination of Gas Void Fraction in a Bubble Column Reactor Using Fiber-Optic Distributed Acoustic Sensing

Calorimetric Monitoring of Exothermic Reactions by Distributed Acoustic Sensing

Automatic Characterization of Droplet Flow Regimes in Microfluidic T-Junctions Using Capacitive Sensing

Capacitive and Wireless Gas Holdup Sensing in a Loop Reactor Using a Magnetically Coupled Resonant Circuit

A Deep Learning-Based Approach for Two-Phase Flow Pattern Classification Using Void Fraction Time Series Analysis

Advancing oil and gas pipeline monitoring with fast phase fraction sensor

Exploration of Electrical Impedance Tomography and Grid-Based Soft Sensors for Distributed, Large Deformation Strain Sensing Based on a Fiber-Elastomer Composite

Features of the liquid film in downward vertical air-water annular flow: downstream flow evolution and disturbance wave parameters

Sparse regression system identification in two-phase flow metering

A Fast and Improved Dual-PRT Doppler Technique for Industrial Flow Metering

Cable Fault Characterization by Time-Domain Analysis from S-Parameter Measurement and Sparse Inverse Chirp-Z Transform

Combined Finite Element and Electronic Circuit Model of a Wire-Mesh Sensor

Conductance Sensors for Multiphase Flow Measurement: A Review

Horse Gait Identification Using Distributed Acoustic Sensing

Model analysis for differential pressure two-phase flow rate meter in intermittent flow

Numerical and experimental analysis of vertically ascending swirling liquid film flow

Tuning capacitance wire-mesh sensor gains for measurement of conductive fluids,Optimierung eines kapazitiven Gittersensors für die Messung von leitfähigen Flüssigkeiten

Wire-Mesh Sensor Super-Resolution Based on Statistical Reconstruction

Dielectric Constant of Mixtures of Carbon Dioxide and n-Dodecane Between 283 K and 343 K

Electric discharge detection and localization using a distributed optical fiber vibration sensor

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