Tomas McKelvey

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Chalmers University of Technology

Sweden

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Dr. Tomas McKelvey is a Full Professor at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. His research focuses on various aspects of environmental science and engineering, specifically in water treatment, airborne radar systems, power systems, and hybrid electric vehicles. Recent publications include advancements in labile organic carbon assessment, machine learning applications for electrical systems, and optimal control methodologies for sustainable energy management.

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Articles (11)

New Rapid Methods for Assessing the Production and Removal of Labile Organic Carbon in Water Treatment Using Fluorescence and Oxygen Measurements

Scenario Tracking for Airborne Bistatic Radar Systems

A Pure Data-Driven Method for Online Inertia Estimation in Power Systems Using Local Rational Model Approach

Undiscounted control policy generation for continuous-valued optimal control by approximate dynamic programming

Deep Learning Based Predictive Compensation of Flicker, Voltage Dips, Harmonics and Interharmonics in Electric Arc Furnaces

A Parametric Approach to Space-Time Adaptive Processing in Bistatic Radar Systems

Classification of Partial Discharges Originating From Multilevel PWM Using Machine Learning

Cold-Start Modeling and On-Line Optimal Control of the Three-Way Catalyst

Predictive Energy Management of Hybrid Electric Vehicles via Multi-Layer Control

Design and Comparative Analyses of Optimal Feedback Controllers for Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Deep-Learning-Based Harmonics and Interharmonics Predetection Designed for Compensating Significantly Time-Varying EAF Currents

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Jonas Sjöblom

Torsten Wik

Kathleen Murphy

Catherine Paul

Amir Saeid Mohammadi

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