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Lightweight Distributed Computing Framework For Orchestrating High Performance Computing And Big Data, Muhammed Numan İnce, Meli̇h Günay, Joseph Ledet
Lightweight Distributed Computing Framework For Orchestrating High Performance Computing And Big Data, Muhammed Numan İnce, Meli̇h Günay, Joseph Ledet
Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
In recent years, the need for the ability to work remotely and subsequently the need for the availability of remote computer-based systems has increased substantially. This trend has seen a dramatic increase with the onset of the 2020 pandemic. Often local data is produced, stored, and processed in the cloud to remedy this flood of computation and storage needs. Historically, HPC (high performance computing) and the concept of big data have been utilized for the storage and processing of large data. However, both HPC and Hadoop can be utilized as solutions for analytical work, though the differences between these may …
Porous Silicon Photonics For Label-Free Interferometric Biosensing And Flat Optics, Tahmid Hassan Talukdar
Porous Silicon Photonics For Label-Free Interferometric Biosensing And Flat Optics, Tahmid Hassan Talukdar
All Dissertations
This dissertation uses porous silicon as a material platform to explore novel optical effects in three domains: (i) It studies dispersion engineering in integrated waveguides to achieve high performance group index sensing. With proper design parameters, the sensor waveguides can theoretically achieve 6 times larger group index shift compared to the actual bulk effective refractive index shift. We demonstrate the guided mode confinement factor to be a key parameter in design and implementation of these waveguides. (ii) It explores multicolor laser illumination to experimentally demonstrate perceptually enhanced colorimetric sensing, overcoming the limitations faced by many contemporary colorimetric sensors. Our technique …
Foundations Of Plasmas For Medical Applications, T. Von Woedtke, Mounir Laroussi, M. Gherardi
Foundations Of Plasmas For Medical Applications, T. Von Woedtke, Mounir Laroussi, M. Gherardi
Electrical & Computer Engineering Faculty Publications
Plasma medicine refers to the application of nonequilibrium plasmas at approximately body temperature, for therapeutic purposes. Nonequilibrium plasmas are weakly ionized gases which contain charged and neutral species and electric fields, and emit radiation, particularly in the visible and ultraviolet range. Medically-relevant cold atmospheric pressure plasma (CAP) sources and devices are usually dielectric barrier discharges and nonequilibrium atmospheric pressure plasma jets. Plasma diagnostic methods and modelling approaches are used to characterize the densities and fluxes of active plasma species and their interaction with surrounding matter. In addition to the direct application of plasma onto living tissue, the treatment of liquids …
State Estimation—Beyond Gaussian Filtering, Haozhan Meng
State Estimation—Beyond Gaussian Filtering, Haozhan Meng
LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation considers the state estimation problems with symmetric Gaussian/asymmetric skew-Gaussian assumption under linear/nonlinear systems. It consists of three parts. The first part proposes a new recursive finite-dimensional exact density filter based on the linear skew-Gaussian system. The second part adopts a skew-symmetric representation (SSR) of distribution for nonlinear skew-Gaussian estimation. The third part gives an optimized Gauss-Hermite quadrature (GHQ) rule for numerical integration with respect to Gaussian integrals and applies it to nonlinear Gaussian filters.
We first develop a linear system model driven by skew-Gaussian processes and present the exact filter for the posterior density with fixed dimensional recursive …
Measuring The Electrical Properties Of 3d Printed Plastics In The W-Band, Noah Gregory
Measuring The Electrical Properties Of 3d Printed Plastics In The W-Band, Noah Gregory
Electrical Engineering Undergraduate Honors Theses
3D printers are a method of additive manufacturing that consists of layering material to produce a 3D structure. There are many types of 3D printers as well as many types of materials that are capable of being printed with. The most cost-effective and well documented method of 3D printing is called Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). FDM printers work by feeding a thin strand of plastic filament through a heated extruder nozzle. This plastic is then deposited on a flat, typically heated, surface called a print bed. The part is then built by depositing thin layers of plastic in the shape …
A Wearable Electronic Monitoring Device For Low Pressure Garment Applications And Temperature Analysis For Prevention Of Ulceration And Infection, Francisco Mata Carlos
A Wearable Electronic Monitoring Device For Low Pressure Garment Applications And Temperature Analysis For Prevention Of Ulceration And Infection, Francisco Mata Carlos
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
The healing process of several medical conditions related to venous insufficiency and burn scar management can be improved by the proper application of pressure. Current practices for applying pressure to an extremity do not guarantee the consensus ideal interface pressures for such medical conditions. Applying a low pressure range (within 15 – 40 mm Hg) is challenging due to many factors, but especially because the actual pressure applied by a compression garment used on a patient is unknown. The proposed device, used to sense and display low pressure values, is described in detail throughout the chapters of this thesis.An electronic …
Efficient Networks-On-Chip Communication Support Solutions For Deep Neural Network Acceleration, Binayak Tiwari
Efficient Networks-On-Chip Communication Support Solutions For Deep Neural Network Acceleration, Binayak Tiwari
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
The increasing popularity of deep neural network (DNN) applications demands high computing power and efficient hardware accelerator architectures. DNN accelerators use a large number of processing elements (PEs) and on-chip memory for storing weights and other parameters. A significant challenge is faced when designing a many-core DNN accelerator to handle the data movement between the processing elements. As the communication backbone of a DNN accelerator, networks-on-chip (NoC) plays an important role in supporting various dataflow patterns and enabling processing with communication parallelism in a DNN accelerator. However, the widely used mesh-based NoC architectures inherently cannot efficiently support many-to-one (gather) and …
Predicting The Progression Of Diabetes Mellitus Using Dynamic Plantar Pressure Parameters, Mathew Sunil Varre
Predicting The Progression Of Diabetes Mellitus Using Dynamic Plantar Pressure Parameters, Mathew Sunil Varre
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
Introduction: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is one of the common complications of type-2 diabetes mellitus (DM). Changes in the intrinsic plantar tissue coupled with repetitive mechanical loads and loss of sensation may lead to foot related complications (skin break down, ulcerations, and amputations) in persons with neuropathy if left untreated. The purpose of this dissertation was to stratify individuals with pre-diabetes, diabetes with and without neuropathy using dynamic plantar pressure parameters during walking, using machine learning algorithms.Methods: Plantar pressure data was collected from one hundred participants during walking with pressure measuring insoles fixed between the feet and thin socks. Simultaneously high-definition …
Rapid, Reliable Tissue Fractionation Algorithm For Commercial Scale Biorefineries, Rahul Reddy Kancharla
Rapid, Reliable Tissue Fractionation Algorithm For Commercial Scale Biorefineries, Rahul Reddy Kancharla
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
Increasing demand, limited supply, and the impact on the environment raise significant concerns about the consumption of fossil fuels. Because of this, global economies are facing two significant energy challenges: i) securing the supply of reliable and affordable energy and ii) achieving the transformation to a low-carbon, high-efficiency, and sustainable energy system. Recently, there has been growing interest in developing portable transportation fuels from biomass in order to reduce the petroleum consumption in the transportation sector - a major contributor to greenhouse gas emission. A cost-effective conversion process to produce biofuels from lignocellulosic biomass material relies not just on the …
Millimeter-Wave Channel Measurements In Airport Environment, Mahfuza Khatun
Millimeter-Wave Channel Measurements In Airport Environment, Mahfuza Khatun
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
The wide spectrum available at millimeter-wave (mmWave) bands promises very high data rates and has been proposed as an attractive solution to provide high-speed and reliable wireless communication. Further, there are various potential usages of mmWave technology in transportation, aviation, autonomous vehicles, robotics, etc. Specifically, it is anticipated that automation through this technology will affect and improve the operations in every phase in airport environments. Consequently, the extended autonomous capabilities at airports will generate and consume more information and increase the demand for robust data transfer, which requires larger data rates than ever before. Hence, mmWave frequency, due to its …
Design And Analysis Of Beam Steering Antennas For Next-Generation Wireless Communication, Shafaq Kausar
Design And Analysis Of Beam Steering Antennas For Next-Generation Wireless Communication, Shafaq Kausar
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
Reconfigurable antennas have gained immense interest since the last few decades. Reconfigurable antennas can steer beams dynamically in response to the signal environment, they can also support multiple simultaneous beams. This research work aims to make considerable advancements in the design and analysis of low cost and low power beam steerable antennas. It focuses on the design and demonstration of several prototypes with advanced functionalities, such as passive (broadband, multi-beam, shapable beams) and active (electronically reconfigurable) antennas. The first part of this dissertation covers the design and development of passive metamaterial based multibeam antenna at 30 GHz. Designed antenna is …
Understanding The Radiation Effects On Fiber Optic Sensors, Sohel Rana
Understanding The Radiation Effects On Fiber Optic Sensors, Sohel Rana
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
In this dissertation, the effects of radiation (gamma, neutron or mixed gamma and neutron) on optical fiber sensors are studied and new techniques for real-time measurement of radiation-induced macroscopic changes in optical fibers are presented. It is crucial among the research and development efforts in the nuclear energy field to conduct experiments in Advanced Test Reactor (ATR) to support lifetime extension, novel fuels and materials development, better fuel management, and enhanced safety of existing as well as future nuclear power plants (NPP). Due to their unparalleled and unique advantages over traditional sensors, optical fiber sensors are deemed potential candidates for …
Millimeterwave And Mimo Antenna Beamforming For Next-Generationwireless Communications, Ahmed Nadhim Mohammed
Millimeterwave And Mimo Antenna Beamforming For Next-Generationwireless Communications, Ahmed Nadhim Mohammed
Theses and Dissertations
Millimeter wave (mmWave) hybrid precoding systems are likely to have large antenna arrays to overcome the high channel path loss. In such circumstances, low cost hardware and power consumption are the main challenges. Furthermore, the hardware is tasked with computation of high dimensional optimal matrices of hybrid precoding design using Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (OMP). This dissertation addresses two algorithms to enhance the efficiency of the OMP reconstruction algorithm in mmWave precoding design. The spectral efficiency of the mmWave system using the proposed algorithms is compared with previous works and the optimal case (a fully digital precoder). The results show that …
Framework Of Hardware Trojan Detection Leveraging Structural Checking Tool, Rafael Dacanay Del Carmen
Framework Of Hardware Trojan Detection Leveraging Structural Checking Tool, Rafael Dacanay Del Carmen
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Since there is a significant demand for obtaining third-party soft Intellectual Property (IP) by first-party integrated circuit (IC) vendors, it is becoming easier for adversaries to insert malicious logic known as hardware Trojans into designs. Due to this, vendors need to find ways to screen the third-party IPs for possible security threats and then mitigate them. The development of the Structural Checking (SC) tool provides a solution to this issue. This tool analyzes the structure of an unknown soft IP design and creates a network of all the signals within the design and how they are connected to each other. …
Tribological Characterization Of Nickel-Based Cold Spray Coatings For Aerospace And Industrial Manufacturing, Albert Alejandro
Tribological Characterization Of Nickel-Based Cold Spray Coatings For Aerospace And Industrial Manufacturing, Albert Alejandro
Theses and Dissertations
Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing (CSAM) is a sub-category of thermal spray technology where a metal powder is accelerated in a gas stream toward a metal substrate at high velocities, producing a metallurgical bond with the metal substrate on impact. The present study investigates the effect of Al2O3 additions on the tribological properties of nickel-based cold spray coatings deposited on aluminum 6061 for aerospace and industrial manufacturing. The tribological performance of the nickel-based cold spray coatings with and without Al2O3 additions was evaluated using an abrasive wear test based on the ball-crater technique. In addition, the wear and friction characteristics of …
Machine Learning Tools In The Predictive Analysis Of Ercot Load Demand Data, Md Riyad Hossain
Machine Learning Tools In The Predictive Analysis Of Ercot Load Demand Data, Md Riyad Hossain
Theses and Dissertations
The electric load industry has seen a significant transformation over the last few decades, culminating in the establishment and implementation of electricity markets. This transition separates electric generation services into a distinct, more competitive sector of the industry, allowing for the introduction of greater unpredictability into the system. Forecasting power system load has developed into a core research area in power and energy demand engineering in order to maintain a constant balance between electricity supply and demand. The purpose of this thesis dissertation is to reduce power system uncertainty by improving forecasting accuracy through the use of sophisticated machine …
Non-Negative Discriminative Data Analytics, Md Imrul Kaish
Non-Negative Discriminative Data Analytics, Md Imrul Kaish
Theses and Dissertations
Due to advancements in data acquisition techniques, collecting datasets representing samples from multi-views has become more common recently (Jia et al. 2019). For instance, in genomics, a lymphoma patient’s dataset may include data on gene expression, single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), and array Comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) measurements. Learning from multiple views about the same objective, in general, obtains a better understanding of the hidden patterns of the data compared to learning from a single view data. Most of the existing multi-view learning techniques such as canonical correlation analysis (Hotelling et al. 1936) and multi-view support vector machine (Farquhar et …
Installation Of Electrical System For Paso Robles Police Department, Peter D. Strykers, Jacob M. Studebaker
Installation Of Electrical System For Paso Robles Police Department, Peter D. Strykers, Jacob M. Studebaker
Construction Management
This paper outlines the process that Peter Strykers and Jacob Studebaker went through to set up the lighting and power system for the Paso Robles Police Department gun range located off highway 46. Before our installation, the gun range had zero lighting so the officers could not use it after sunset. We allowed the officers to light the gun range with outdoor LED lights, light up both the storage units on site, and have access to multiple outlets inside and out of the storage units. The power source that the electrical system runs on comes from a Kubota generator because …
Infrared Electric Field Enhancement Via A Hyperbolic-Metalens-Coupled Nanoantenna, Mohamed Jebril Kyamo
Infrared Electric Field Enhancement Via A Hyperbolic-Metalens-Coupled Nanoantenna, Mohamed Jebril Kyamo
Theses and Dissertations
The development of near- and mid-infrared applications requires high enhancement of the electric field intensity (EFI) and a high absorption cross-section of the electric field. The high enhancement of EFI can be obtained by concentrating optical energy to areas much smaller than the diffraction limit or by using surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs). Noble metals such as gold (Au) or silver (Ag) are not feasible for infrared (IR) applications because of high losses, lack of tunability, low resolution, and low-intensity enhancement. Our methods to solve these problems are based on appropriate metamaterial selection and on coupling systems with optimization of their …
Machine Learning Used In Biomedical Computing And Intelligence Healthcare, Volume Ii, Honghao Gao, Ying Li, Zijian Zhang, Wenbing Zhao
Machine Learning Used In Biomedical Computing And Intelligence Healthcare, Volume Ii, Honghao Gao, Ying Li, Zijian Zhang, Wenbing Zhao
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Publications
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Battery Energy Storage System Mitigation Strategies For The Grid Impacts Of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Chance Stowe
Battery Energy Storage System Mitigation Strategies For The Grid Impacts Of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Chance Stowe
All Theses
The face of transportation is changing as a greater number of companies and private individuals switch from traditional automobiles to electric vehicles. This surge has been bolstered by improvements in technology, increased marketing, and a heightened focus on the role humanity plays in climate change. This advancement brings a growth in electrical demand caused by the charging loads of these vehicles. Due to the quick, sudden rise of this technology, the utility energy industry is still in the early stages of preparing for electric vehicle loads beyond the traditional load growth.
Though the technology for battery energy storage has been …
Soft Web-Based Continuum Robot Grippers, Anthony Carambia
Soft Web-Based Continuum Robot Grippers, Anthony Carambia
All Theses
We discuss the potential of soft webs to enhance robotic grasping. Specifically, we explore a novel combination of compliant continuum digits interspersed with a flexible material. The resulting webbed structure offers the potential for new modes of robust and adaptive object grasping. We introduce and describe two webbed grippers featuring alternate modes of actuation: pneumatic muscles and remotely actuated tendons. Experiments with the grippers demonstrate their ability to gently capture small, fragile, and non-cooperative objects.
Environmental Exploration With Long, Thin Tendril Robots, Or Building Plant Based Robots And Teaching Them How To Feel, Michael Benjamin Wooten
Environmental Exploration With Long, Thin Tendril Robots, Or Building Plant Based Robots And Teaching Them How To Feel, Michael Benjamin Wooten
All Dissertations
Continuum robots offer unique potential benefits for environmental exploration, notably in using their maneuverability to navigate congested environments. In this dissertation, we show how circumnutation, a motion strategy, commonly employed by plants, can be implemented, and usefully exploited, with continuum robots. We discuss how the kinematics of circumnutation, which combines local backbone growth with periodic backbone bending, can be created using extensible continuum robot hardware. The underlying kinematics are generated by adapting kinematic models of plant growth. We illustrate the effectiveness of that approach with experimental results with a tendril robot exploring a congested environment. However, significant challenges remain in …
Pulse-Coupled Oscillator Networks: Achieving Phase Continuity And Learning Optimal Control In Physical Systems, Timothy Anglea
Pulse-Coupled Oscillator Networks: Achieving Phase Continuity And Learning Optimal Control In Physical Systems, Timothy Anglea
All Dissertations
In this dissertation, we consider the application of pulse-coupled oscillator theory to real-world, physical networks. When the phase of an oscillator is associated with a physical measure, such as clock timing or robotic heading, discontinuous adjustments of the oscillator's phase is undesirable and potentially disadvantageous. Rather, continuous adjustment of the oscillator phase value is needed over a certain amount of time. To ensure that both synchronization and desynchronization can still be achieved under the constraint of continuous phase value changes, we pursue a novel approach to analyze the generalization of a pulse-coupled oscillator network with a time-varying coupling strength. We …
Missing Samples Reconstruction Using An Efficient And Robust Instantaneous Frequency Estimation Algorithm, Sadiq Ali, Nabeel Ali Khan
Missing Samples Reconstruction Using An Efficient And Robust Instantaneous Frequency Estimation Algorithm, Sadiq Ali, Nabeel Ali Khan
Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
In order to recover missing samples in a nonstationary signal, this paper employs a time-signal analysis and filtering method. The instantaneous frequency of a multicomponent signal is first estimated by employing a robust and computationally efficient method. Then the time-frequency filtering is performed using a dechirping operation to recover missing samples. These steps are repeated until convergence. The proposed method achieves better performance than the state of art methods both in terms of the accuracy of the recovered signal and computational efficiency.
Stochastic Day-Ahead Optimal Scheduling Of Multimicrogrids: An Alternating Direction Method Of Multipliers (Admm) Approach, Amin Safari, Hossein Nasiraghdam
Stochastic Day-Ahead Optimal Scheduling Of Multimicrogrids: An Alternating Direction Method Of Multipliers (Admm) Approach, Amin Safari, Hossein Nasiraghdam
Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
Multimicrogrid system is a novel notion in modern power systems as a result of developing renewable-based generation units and accordingly microgrids in distribution networks. Their energy management might be challenging due to presence of independent units. Thus, in this paper, a decentralized method for energy management of multimicrogrid systems has been proposed. Decentralized methods can enhance the privacy of users and reduce the burden of calculations. Alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) is selected as a decentralized approach which has the capability of breaking problems with complicating constraints in order to facilitate the solving process. Using decentralized approach not only …
Priority Enabled Content Based Forwarding In Fog Computing Via Sdn, Yasi̇n İnağ, Metehan Güzel, Feyza Yildirim Okay, Mehmet Demi̇rci̇, Suat Özdemi̇r
Priority Enabled Content Based Forwarding In Fog Computing Via Sdn, Yasi̇n İnağ, Metehan Güzel, Feyza Yildirim Okay, Mehmet Demi̇rci̇, Suat Özdemi̇r
Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
As the number of Internet of Things (IoT) applications increases, an efficient transmitting of the data generated by these applications to a centralized cloud server can be a challenging issue. This paper aims to facilitate transmission by utilizing fog computing (FC) and software defined networking (SDN) technologies. To this end, it proposes two novel content based forwarding (CBF) models for IoT networks. The first model takes advantage of FC to reduce transmission and computational delay. Based on the first model, the second model makes use of the prioritization concept to address the timely delivery of critical data while ensuring the …
Estimation Of Mode Shape In Power Systems Under Ambient Conditions Using Advanced Signal Processing Approach, Rahul S, Sunitha R
Estimation Of Mode Shape In Power Systems Under Ambient Conditions Using Advanced Signal Processing Approach, Rahul S, Sunitha R
Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
This paper presents a dynamic approach for the monitoring and estimation of electromechanical oscillatory modes in the power system in real time with less computational burden. Extensive implementation of phasor measurement units (PMU) and the utilization of advanced signal processing techniques help in identifying the dynamic behaviors of oscillatory modes. Conventional nonstationary analysis techniques are computationally weak to handle a larger quantity of data in real-time. This research utilizes the variational mode decomposition (VMD) for signal decomposition, which is highly tolerant to noise and computationally more robust. The predefined parameters of the VMD process are assigned using FFT analysis of …
Residential Energy Management System Based On Integration Of Fuzzy Logic And Simulated Annealing, Ömer Ci̇han Kivanç, Beki̇r Tevfi̇k Akgün, Semi̇h Bi̇lgen, Sali̇h Bariş Öztürk, Suat Baysan, Ramazan Nejat Tuncay
Residential Energy Management System Based On Integration Of Fuzzy Logic And Simulated Annealing, Ömer Ci̇han Kivanç, Beki̇r Tevfi̇k Akgün, Semi̇h Bi̇lgen, Sali̇h Bariş Öztürk, Suat Baysan, Ramazan Nejat Tuncay
Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
With the increase in prosperity level and industrialization, energy need continues to overgrow in many countries. To meet the rapidly increasing energy needs, countries attach great importance to using limited natural resources rationally, diversifying their energy production using novel technologies, improving the efficiency of existing technologies, and implementing policies and strategies toward alternative energy sources. In particular, individual energy prosumers (someone that both produces and consumes energy) head toward smart home energy management systems (SHEMS) that include renewable energy sources in their homes. By integrating PV solar panels into houses, there is a need to optimize home energy production/consumption scenarios …
Incorporating In Situ Measurements Of Energy Into A Designed Method Of Detection Of Radiation Induced Degradation In Embedded Systems, Delwyn Sam
Honors Theses
An embedded system, or a system-on-chip (SOC), is a miniaturized computer that combines hardware and software to accomplish a certain purpose. Embedded systems are used in various applications from household appliances to the automobile industry. Additionally, SOCs are used in space environments where the surroundings consist of radiation and extreme temperatures. In these harsh conditions, embedded systems must operate properly through the effects of radiation such as total ionizing dose (TID). Because embedded systems are filled with various components and modules, and since the internal signals of the system are often inaccessible, methods to locate which specific parts of the …