Steven Rogak

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The University of British Columbia

Canada

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Professor Steven Rogak is a faculty member at the University of British Columbia in Canada. His research encompasses the characterization of particulate matter, including soot and sodium chloride aggregates, as well as the performance of dual-fuel systems in heavy-duty transportation. Recent work includes investigations into aerosol dispersion in hospital environments and the application of machine learning in drone-based wind estimation.

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J. S. Olfert

University of Alberta

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Patrick Kirchen

The University of British Columbia

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Adam Boies

University of Cambridge

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Sheldon Green

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The University of British Columbia

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Articles (15)

Charging equivalent diameter relation for sodium chloride and soot aggregates using electrical low-pressure impactor

Shape of sodium chloride particles as a function of drying rate

Simulating the effect of post-flame agglomeration on the structure of soot

Characterizing hydrogen-diesel dual-fuel performance and emissions in a commercial heavy-duty diesel truck

atems: Analysis tools for TEM images of carbonaceous particles

Influence of membrane deflection on energy exchanger performance

Overview of methods to characterize the mass, size, and morphology of soot

A contact-based technique for measurement of membrane tension

Orientation dependent permeability in asymmetric composite membranes

Modelling condensation in energy exchangers with variable permeability membranes

The effect of air purifiers and curtains on aerosol dispersion and removal in multi‐patient hospital rooms

Wind estimation by multirotor drone state using machine learning with data rotation and reduction

Wind estimation by multirotor dynamic state measurement and machine learning models

New transform to project axisymmetric deflection fields along arbitrary rays

Optimized instrument configurations for tandem particle mass analyzer and single particle-soot photometer experiments

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J. S. Olfert

Patrick Kirchen

Adam Boies

Sheldon Green

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