Marek Jaśkiewicz

Assoc. Prof.

Kielce University of Technology

Poland

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Marek Jaśkiewicz is an Associate Professor at Kielce University of Technology in Poland. His research interests include energy optimization of marine drive systems, safety analyses in low-speed collisions, and the impact of mobile phone usage on pedestrian and driver safety. He has published recent articles focusing on hardware-in-the-loop technology for automatic voltage regulators and evaluating the reliability of crash test dummies, among other topics.

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2020

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Aleksander Gorniak

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Politechnika Wroclawska

POLAND

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Sergey German-Galkin

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Maritime University of Szczecin

POLAND

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Dariusz Tarnapowicz

Maritime University of Szczecin

POLAND

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Articles (12)

Analysis of Head Movement in KPSIT Dummies and the Impact of Seats and Seat Belts during Low-Speed Collisions 20 km/h

Testing the Automatic Voltage Regulators of Ship Synchronous Generators Using Hardware-in-the-Loop Technology

Pedestrian and driver safety problems caused by the use of a mobile phone - pilot studies

Evaluation of the Reliability of the Shoulder and Knee Joint of the KPSIT C50 Dummy Adapted to Crash tests carried out at low speeds.

Improving the Energy Efficiency of a Ship’s Power Plant by Using an Autonomous Hybrid System with a PMSG

Energy Optimization of Marine Drive Systems with Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors

Exhaust Emissions Measurement of a Vehicle with Retrofitted LPG System

Optimal Control of the Diesel–Electric Propulsion in a Ship with PMSM

Comparison of Volunteers’ Head Displacement with Computer Simulation—Crash Test with Low Speed of 20 km/h

Smartphone Use in Traffic: A Pilot Study on Pedestrian Behavior

Analysis of the Head of a Simulation Crash Test Dummy with Speed Motion

Upper Limb Design of an Anthropometric Crash Test Dummy for Low Impact Rates

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Aleksander Gorniak

Sergey German-Galkin

Dariusz Tarnapowicz

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