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A suite of scripts that helps evaluate and visualize the grid reliability risk due to events introduced by large dynamic digital loads (LDDLs) at the planning stage.
This invention does PV fault signature extraction and detection based on unstructured field data, irradiance sensors, and inverter operational history logs obtained from Ecogy towards reducing OEM maintenance costs.
Real-time Phase Unwrapping of Holograms Directly from the Desktop Screen
DistOPF is an open-source Python package providing a three-phase, asymmetric optimal power flow (OPF) tool specifically designed for distribution systems. The key inventive features include: - Asymmetrical 3-phase OPF modeling for distribution systems with unbalanced phases - Comprehensive control optimization supporting both active (P) and reactive (Q) power control variables - Built-in visualization and validation tools - Standard test system benchmarking platform for algorithm development and comparison - Modular CSV-based input system using Pandas DataFrames for flexible model specification - Standard power distribution model importer enabling direct conversion from CIM and OpenDSS format to optimization-ready models - Multiple solve interface compatibility (PYOMO, CVXPY, SciPy) with automatic solver selection based on problem type
This HADREC GUI is designed to visualize power system emergency control time-series data and facilitate the comparison of the newly developed meta strategy optimization algorithm-based emergency control with existing out-of-step-based emergency control approach, and a no-action case for reference.
Foundation for Interstitial Infrastructure
ChemReasoner - Catalyst Discovery via Large Language Model-driven Reasoning
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Whether dietary antioxidants are effective for alleviating oxidative costs associated with energy-demanding life events first requires they are successfully absorbed in the digestive tract and transported to sites associated with reactive species production (e.g. the mitochondria). Flying birds are under high energy and oxidative demands, and although birds commonly ingest dietary antioxidants in the wild, the bioavailability of these consumed antioxidants is poorly understood. We show for the first time that an ingested lipophilic antioxidant, α-tocopherol, reached the mitochondria in the flight muscles of a songbird but only if they regularly exercise (60 min of perch-to-perch flights two times in a day or 8.5 km day -1 ). Deuterated α-tocopherol was found in the blood of exercise-trained zebra finches within 6.5 hrs and in isolated mitochondria from pectoral muscle within 22.5 hrs, but never reached the mitochondria in caged sedentary control birds. This rapid pace (within a day) and extent of metabolic routing of a dietary antioxidant to muscle mitochondria means that daily consumption of such dietary sources can help to pay the inevitable oxidative costs of flight muscle metabolism, but only when combined with regular exercise.
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DUNE requires reconstruction of neutrino energies to measure oscillation parameters. We study the calorimetric method on QE events and use electron data to constrain the reconstruction. In order to study resonant events later, we compare electron and Neutrino scattering in that regime
Three AMF Sites are needed: Main Site for the AMF1 Observatory, an 'ancillary site' to the SW of the city for measurement of air before crossing Houston. A radar site for the CSAPR between the main and ancillary sites, ideally no more than 50km from either site. We are making preliminary evaluations of sites for tethered balloon system (TBS) activities.
A three dimensional direct field solver for the electric and magnetic fields using the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method is described. Example simulations using periodic and absorbing boundary conditions in a vacuum medium for a plane wave propagating in three dimensions are explored and are compared to theory.
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The MINERvA Experiment is a neutrino cross-section measurement experiment based in Fermilab that aims to study the neutrino cross-sections in different nuclei for neutrino energy ranging from 1 to 10 GeV to understand the nuclear effects on neutrino nucleus scattering and help the current and future oscillation experiments.
A presentation discussing Norris Bradbury and his time as the director of the Laboratory. The talk is a historical presentation by Alan Carr.