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Karen De Lannoye, Isaac Leventon, Lucie Hasalova, Alexander Belt, Ernst-Arndt Reinecke, Lukas Arnold
16 Cone calorimetry and anaerobic gasification experiments are often used to assess material 17 flammability of bench-scale (coupon sized) samples in response
Dean G. Jarrett, Albert Rigosi, Dominick Scaletta, Ngoc Thanh Mai Tran, Heather Hill, Alireza Panna, Cheng Hsueh Yang, Yanfei Yang, Randolph Elmquist, David B. Newell
Metal additive manufacturing processes are influenced by many variables that affect the produced material to varying degrees. This wide range of variables and
David Deisenroth, Sergey Mekhontsev, Jordan Weaver, Samantha Webster
The laser power density distribution (PDD) applied to a material is a predominant process parameter that directly affects the properties of parts that are built
While the concept of digital twins has a history of at least twenty years in length, the design of interfaces for digital twins is less well studied. Extended
Repeat clickers refer to individuals who repeatedly fall prey to phishing at-tempts, posing a disproportionately higher risk to the organizations they inhabit
Dazhen Gu, Jonah Smith, Adam Whitney, Omar Khatib, Natalie Rozman, Amanda Gregg, Willie Padilla, William Deal, Steven Reising
This paper describes a characterization method for measuring the reflectivity of blackbodies used as calibration devices in spaceborne instruments. The
Isaac Leventon, Michael Heck, Kevin B. McGrattan, Matthew Bundy, Rick D. Davis
This paper provides an overview of selected measurements from a series of 90 full-scale fire experiments quantifying the impact of material composition on full
Qi Tong, Hongqiang FANG, Eugene Yujun Fu, Wai Cheong Tam, Thomas Gernay
The proposed research aims to leverage machine learning to detect thermal operating classes and improve the tenability of firefighters in a commercial building
A multi-input and multi-output (MIMO) machine learning model is developed to simultaneously detect firefighter's thermal risks across a commercial building
Yanfei Yang, Dean G. Jarrett, Alireza Panna, Albert Rigosi, David B. Newell, Randolph Elmquist, Cheng Hsueh Yang, Ngoc Thanh Mai Tran
Theoretically wye-delta transformation can be used to realize ultra-high resistances up to PΩ. For graphene-based quantum Hall array resistance standards
Interest in integrating wireless communication capabilities into industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) has surged recently. Driven by advantages like ease of
Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) is a feature implemented in IEEE 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) that aims to improve performance by sending packets
Nowell Stoddard, Lisa Paterson, Mark Schaffer, Tom Etheridge, Nehika Mathur, KC Morris, Lise Laurin, Amos Ncube
This perspective paper addresses the importance of responsible end of life (EOL) management of integrated circuits (ICs or chips), with a particular focus on
With the rapid deployment of 5G New Radio (NR) in the sub-6 GHz frequency bands, cellular operators need to accommodate this new technology within the limited
The industrial transition towards a more sustainable Circular Economy (CE) emphasizes the need for products that align with CE principles and robust methods for
Jan Spale, Andreas Hoess, Ian Bell, Davide Ziviani
Single-component working fluids, which could be used in a safe, efficient, reliable, and cost-effective industrial high temperature heat pump (HTHP) subcritical
Susanna Mosleh, Nadia Yoza Mitsuishi, Jason Coder, Carl Sunderman
In an era of ubiquitous wireless devices, ensuring their coexistence in shared electromagnetic environments has become increasingly critical. This paper
While spiking neuromorphic hardware holds promise for efficient implementations of artificial intelligence, the impact has been limited due in part to a lack of
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation has become increasingly popular for evaluating the topographic effects on wind fields due to its relative
Abstract—In response to the looming crisis in global energy consumption required for advanced computing applications, the United States Department of Energy