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Markus Mueller

Associate Professor in Applied Mathematics

University of Exeter

United Kingdom

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Markus Mueller is an Associate Professor in Applied Mathematics at the University of Exeter, UK. His research focuses on environmental impacts, including the global environmental footprints of electricity supply and the assessment of carbon emissions in buildings. He has contributed to the field through various articles addressing topics such as adaptive control strategies for pest management and the use of machine learning in environmental data analysis.

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South East Technological University (Carlow)

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Global environmental footprints of electricity supply in China

Learning and Phase Tracking by Frequency and Weight Adaptation for Coupled Networks of Kuramoto Oscillators

Adaptive, consensus-based control strategies for managing meta-populations of pests

Predicting whole-life carbon emissions for buildings using different machine learning algorithms: A case study on typical residential properties in Cornwall, UK

Indoor environment sensor systems for healthier homes: a feasibility study in social housing

Corrigendum to “Modelling mould growth in domestic environments using relative humidity and temperature” [Build. Environ. 208 (2022) 108583]

The dark side of Earth observation

Environmental impacts of earth observation data in the constellation and cloud computing era

Variations in whole-life carbon emissions of similar buildings in proximity: An analysis of 145 residential properties in Cornwall, UK

A cluster analysis approach to sampling domestic properties for sensor deployment

Quantification of Plastics in Agriculture and Fisheries at a Regional Scale: A Case Study of South West England

Assessment of supercapacitor performance in a hybrid energy storage system with an EMS based on the discrete wavelet transform

Modelling mould growth in domestic environments using relative humidity and temperature

Changes in Domestic Energy and Water Usage during the UK COVID-19 Lockdown Using High-Resolution Temporal Data

Fostering Engagement With Health and Housing Innovation: Development of Participant Personas in a Social Housing Cohort

Determinants of volunteering within a social housing community

Comparative assessment of control strategies for the biradial turbine in the Mutriku OWC plant

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W Sheng

Andrew James Williams

Karen Anderson

Marga Marcos

Timothy Taylor

Magdalena Mleczko

kerry burton

Sarah Buckingham

Lin Zheng

Xiaoyu Yan

Lewis Elliott

Michael Leyshon

Karyn Morrissey

Kevin J. Gaston

Catherine Leyshon

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