Browsing by Author "Labadie, John"
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Assessment, design and control strategy development of a fuel cell hybrid electric vehicle for CSU's ecocar
Advanced automotive technology assessment and powertrain design are increasingly performed through modeling, simulation, and optimization. But technology assessments usually target many competing criteria making any ... -
GIS-based reservoir planning with limited data in developing nations: a case study of the Lower Mekong River Basin
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Application of semi-analytical multiphase flow models for the simulation and optimization of geological carbon sequestration
Geological carbon sequestration (GCS) has been identified as having the potential to reduce increasing atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2). However, a global impact will only be achieved if GCS is cost ... -
Stochastic mixed integer program for modeling wildfire behavior and optimizing fire suppression operations, A
Wildfire suppression decisions combine multiple objectives and risk management to form a complex background against which decision makers attempt to determine efficient management actions in a short period of time. Their ... -
Spatiotemporal anomaly detection: streaming architecture and algorithms
Anomaly detection is the science of identifying one or more rare or unexplainable samples or events in a dataset or data stream. The field of anomaly detection has been extensively studied by mathematicians, statisticians, ... -
Techno-economic analysis and decision making for PHEV benefits to society, consumers, policymakers and automakers
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are an emerging automotive technology that has the capability to reduce transportation environmental impacts, but at an increased production cost. PHEVs can draw and store energy ... -
Optimal sensor placement for sewer capacity risk management
Complex linear assets, such as those found in transportation and utilities, are vital to economies, and in some cases, to public health. Wastewater collection systems in the United States are vital to both. Yet effective ... -
Geospatial decision support system for ameliorating adverse impacts of irrigated agriculture on aquatic ecosystems
Although irrigation is key to the success of agriculture in much of the western United States, the associated water resource demands are often at odds with the needs of aquatic ecosystems. The storage and redistribution ... -
WARPLAM DSS: using cluster analysis as an approach to delineate IWRM regions
The lack of uniform and integrated water resources regions is a critical issue, especially in transboundary water regions and federative countries. Overlaying levels of planning and management, as a result of uncoordinated ... -
Optimization of municipal sewage sludge injection
A major obstacle to the application of continuous subsurface injection as an effective sludge disposal method is the lack of techniques for planning and implementing sludge injection systems. This thesis is based upon ... -
Conjunctive use of surface water and groundwater with different salinities in the Indus Basin of Pakistan
A mathematical model for optimal conjunctive use of sur face water and groundwater is developed to determine canal and tubewell installed capacities in three different groundwater salinity zones. The objective is to minimize ...
