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DECOVALEX-2023 Task F (Performance Assessment) Introduction, Fall Meeting 2021.
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Crystalline Task F: Modelling Approach to Full Crystalline Repository.
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DECOVALEX-2023 Task F (Performance Assessment) Synthesis, Fall Meeting 2021.
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H2NEW: Hydrogen (H2) from Next-Generation Electrolyzers of Water LTE Task 3c: System and Techno-Economic Analysis
This presentation, part of the DOE Hydrogen Program 2022 Annual Merit Review and Peer Evaluation Meeting in June 2022, discusses Hydrogen (H2) from Next-generation Electrolyzers of Water and system and techno-economic analysis.
Final Progress Report - Argobots: Harnessing Massive Concurrency with Tasks & Fine-grained Control of Scheduling
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Water Management for Power Systems RIC FWP: Experimental Tasks
Presentation at the Resource Sustainability Project Review Meeting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 25, 2022.
Supporting Many Task Workloads on Frontier using PMIx and PRRTE
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Applications of Autonomous Sensor Task Planner for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance.
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Cognitive impacts of computer vision-based decision support for international nuclear safeguards-relevant visual analysis tasks.
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Applications of Autonomous Sensor Task Planner for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance.
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USSP / ISPO Overview and NWAL Related Tasks
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Task 3.1: Research and Development Guiding Technoeconomic Analysis and Life-Cycle Assessment
Technologies under development aim to increase yields of desired end products, reduce overall raw material costs, and/or develop more energy-efficient strategies for product recovery. Techno-economic analysis (TEA) and life-cycle assessments (LCA) help assure that economic and sustainability predictions of the technologies are unbiased and compelling and provide guidance to experimentalists on areas that need focus. Building on previous work, the performance-advantaged bioproducts and bioprocessing separations project (SepCon) continues to use the integrated TEA and LCA to evaluate and guide technologies under development and target challenges relevant to the industry and the Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) priority pathways. The analysis team aims to provide credible, unbiased assessments for each technology under development, with ongoing assessments to guide experimental teams. Additionally, the team also supports journal publications highlighting key findings.
AMPLIFYING FEATURE DIVERSITY IMPROVES ADAPTATION UNDER TASK AND DISTRIBUTION SHIFTS
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Critical Minerals: Systems Analysis Tasks
This presentation was given at the 2024 U.S. Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory Resource Sustainability Project Review Meeting. The presentation topics cover recent updates and current research directions for the Strategic Systems Analysis and Engineering Directorate in Critical Minerals.