This talk will present strategies based on experience, to make solar electric systems long term sustainable so that communities can continue to receive the benefits of electricity for the long term.
This seminar discusses electrification system simulation, an essential aspect of the design of an energy efficient, reliable and safe railway system.
The IEEE UK and Ireland CAS chapter is hosting this talk on the quantum operating system by introducing the idea of Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum (NISQ).
The Section Chapter Chairs' Meeting and Annual General Meeting (AGM) Spring 2023 will take place on Friday 28th April 2022 at Cardiff University.
International Conference on Intelligent Engineering and Management (ICIEM) is the international platform for presenting and publishing the latest development in the state-of-the-art intelligent technologies with cutting edge research outcomes related to the topics of intelligent computations and its interdisciplinary application in the management.
The 4rd International Conference on Intelligent Engineering and Management (ICIEM – 2023), has the prime objective of bringing together research scholars, practicing scientists, and industrialists from across the world, and also from wide spectrum of engineering and management fields.
The Role of Digital Technology to Support the UN Sustainable Development Goals workshop is an IEEE WIE UK and Ireland Track as part of the 4th International Conference on Intelligent Engineering and Management (ICIEM 2023).
The Industrial Internet of Things research group (IIoT) at the University of West London is hosting this year’s IEEE WIE 2023 Challenges and Opportunities event, organised by the IEEE Women in Engineering UK&I Affinity Group - Early Profession programme. This 2023 workshop with the theme “Enabling Technologies for Connected Smart Cities” is organised by women and open to all.
This IEEE Power and Energy Society Switzerland workshop, co-hosted by IEEE Power and Energy Society UK and Ireland Section, focuses on the latest developments in Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) for residential demand response.
This talk provides an overview of the systematic root cause of electromagnetic conducted emissions of a power train.