Events

Speaker

Professor Christian Derix
Director
Computational Design Research Group (CDR) of Aedas Architects, London, UK

Title

Implicit Space – Designing Through Correlations

Abstract

Computation in architecture is mainly perceived to be concerning itself with formal and structural aspects while spatial questions are rarely debated.

Candidate

Xiugang Wu

Title

Coding Schemes for Multiple-Relay Channels

Supervisor

Xie, Liang-Liang

Candidate

Michael Naiem Abdelmassih Ibrahim

Title

Using Wireless Communications to Enable Decentralized Real-Time Analysis, Operation and Control of Smart Distribution Systems

Supervisor

Salama, Magdy A.

Abstract

The smart grid is a multidisciplinary approach that aims to revolutionize the whole electricity supply chain including generation, transmission and distribution systems such that it can overcome the multiple challenges currently facing the electric power grid.

Speaker

Professor We Yu

University of Toronto

Title

Network MIMO Systems with Limited Backhaul and Limited Feedback

Candidate

Aboelsood Ali Abdelrohman Zidan

Title

Reconfiguration and Self-healing Mechanisms in Distribution Systems with High Distributed Generation (DG) Penetration

Supervisor

El-Saadany, Ehab

Candidate

Juan Carlos Munoz Guerrero

Title

Affine Arithmetic Based Methods for Voltage and Transient Stability Assessment of Power Systems with Intermittent Generation Sources

Supervisors

Canizares, Claudio A. and Bhattacharya, Kankar

Candidate

Jeyran Amirloo Abolfathi

Topic

Mid Infrared Interband Cascade Lasers

Supervisor

Saini, Simarjeet

Candidate

Morad Mohamed Abdelmageed Abdelaziz

Title

New Analysis and Operational Control Algorithms for Islanded Microgrid Systems

Supervisor

El-Saadany, Ehab

Candidate

Syamantak Datta Gupta

Title

On Linear MMSE Approximations of Stationary Time Series

Supervisor

Mazumdar, Ravi R.

Speaker

Professor Vikram Krishnamurty,
Canada Research Chair in Statistical Signal Processing,
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
University of British Columbia

Title

Social Learning models for Interactive Social Sensing