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Advanced Numerical Modelling of Wave Structure Interaction

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Dr. David M. Kelly received a first-class Bachelors Degree in Environmental Physics with Mathematics from the University of East Anglia Norwich (UK) in 2000. Dr. Kelly later obtained a PhD. in Civil Engineering from the University of Nottingham (UK), with Prof. Nicholas Dodd as his thesis advisor, i

n January 2009. Dr. Kelly’s PhD thesis focused on developing numerical models for swash zone hydro- morphodynamics. Following this Dr. Kelly worked as a research associate on a knowledge transfer partnership (KTP) between the University of Nottingham and HR Wallingford funded by the UK government. D

r. Kelly was then employed by HR Wallingford as a research engineer and later a senior research engineer. During his time at HR Wallingford Dr. Kelly was responsible for the development and maintenance of a number of commercial CFD codes. In particular Dr. Kelly developed a commercial tsunami propag

ation model and worked on innovative solutions for two-way full Navier Stokes based solvers for fluid structure interactions. Along with Dr. A. Dimakopoulos at HR Wallingford Dr. Kelly co-developed a two phase Navier Stokes solver to simulate oscillating water column wave energy devices for commerci

al application. Dr. Kelly and colleagues at HR Wallingford and the University of Bath have pioneered the use of hybrid Eulerian-Lagrangian particle in cell (PIC) techniques for coastal engineering applications. Dr. Kelly has worked closely with Électricité de France (EDF) R&D to develop several aspe

cts of the TELEMAC modeling suite. Specifically Dr. Kelly has contributed to the numerical modeling of suspended sediment in TELEMAC 2D and recently the advection and diffusion of tracers in TELEMAC 3D. Dr. Kelly’s work forms part of the official TELEMAC modeling suite. Dr Kelly currently works as a

n Assistant Professor at the International Hurricane Research Center at Florida International University where he is the principal developer of the new dynamic adaptive mesh, massively parallel storm surge model. Dr. Kelly has published work in several prestigious international journals including th

e Journal of Fluid Mechanics, Computers and Fluids, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids and the SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing (SISC) and co-supervised two PhD students at UK Universities.Dr. Aggelos Dimakopoulos ([email protected])is a practicing Civil Enginee

r (MEng, MSc, PhD) and an expert in CFD applications to coastal and open channel flows. He has over 13 years of experience in developing and using CFD models. He graduated as a Doctor of Civil Engineering from the University of Patras, Greece and his PhD thesis was on designing and numerically imple

menting a novel turbulent modelling approach for wave breaking in the surf zone. After that he spent one year in Instituto Superior Tecnico as a post-doc researcher and in University of Cyprus as a visiting researcher, where he was mainly involved in CFD modelling of channel flow through vegetation

arrays. Dr. Dimakopoulosjoined HR Wallingford (UK) in May 2012, and since then, he has been involved in a range of commercial and research projects; in particular, he has been involved in developing the CFD capabilities of the company. Dr. Dimakopoulos has been involved in numerous consultancy studi

es concerning the application of CFD models to assess and optimize the design of coastal and hydraulic structures. He is currently leading a team of 2 engineers and 3 PhD students and he is always interested in the development and the application of CFD models, aiming to reduce uncertainties caused

by the interaction of waves, structures and turbulence.Dr. Pablo Higuera Caubilla ([email protected])graduated in 2010, obtaining a first-in-class degree in Civil Engineering. He immediately pursued a MSc in Coastal and Port Engineering (2012) and a PhD in Civil/Coastal Engineering (2015), all of th

em at the University of Cantabria (Spain) and linked to the Environmental Hydraulics Institute IH Cantabria. During his PhD, Dr Higuera studied all sorts of coastal engineering processes using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). As part of his PhD, he developed the open source numerical model ihFoam

, based on OpenFOAM framework. Major achievements included the development of new modules for wave generation and active wave absorption, flow through porous media and a thorough validation of the model. After obtaining his PhD, Dr Higuera was a postdoc at Imperial College London, where he studied f

low and rock mechanics within armour layers in breakwaters, based on CFD and Finite Element Method - Discrete Elements Method (FEMDEM) models, aiding in the incorporation of hydrodynamic forcings to Solidity Project. Dr Higuera is currently a Research Fellow at the National University of Singapore,

where he continues the study of wave-driven hydrodynamics with OpenFOAM. In his free time he continues to contribute to the coastal community with open source developments, now under the name of OlaFoam Project.

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基於工件運動配置與環境限制之機器人冗餘度設計與路徑優化抽樣演算法

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由於機械手臂在運動上的多功能性與成本效益，越來越多的加工任務利用它們來執行。為了滿足工件或工具的運動軌跡需求，並且保證加工品質，機器人運動軌跡的複雜性可能太高而無法產生可行的路徑規劃。主要的原因通常是機器人的自由度不足，無法避免奇異點或環境約束。直觀地向機器人添加更多關節並非一個好的解法，因此如何增加機器人冗餘自由度成為一個實際問題。換句話說，添加機器人的冗餘自由度必須考慮任務的運動配置、工具和環境約束。在本文中，提出了一種同時解決機器人的冗餘自由度設計和路徑規劃優化的新方法。機器人冗餘自由度分為兩種類型：設計自由度（design DOF）和運動自由度（motion DOF）。前者代表加工系

統的配置，例如夾具設計和工具/工件放置。後者代表整體運動規劃的參數，包括機器人和周邊設備。針對機器人冗餘自由度的設計和優化路徑規劃的問題，本文以設計自由度與運動自由度開發了不同約束條件下的遞迴優化架構。這個架構在幾何空間下使用取樣的方法在有限時間內搜索優化的解決方案。它的效果透過兩種的案例驗證，機器人研磨和機器人摺邊加工。這兩種案例的模擬結果分別降低了21.73% 和 58.81% 的成本。而且，後者在實驗中降低了55.434%的成本。這個實驗的結果透過視覺感測以平均3.26毫米的精度誤差加以驗證。

After Suburbia: Urbanization in the Twenty-First Century

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After Suburbia presents a cross-section of state-of-the-art scholarship in critical global suburban research and provides an in-depth study of the planet’s urban peripheries to grasp the forms of urbanization in the twenty-first century.Based on cutting-edge conceptual thought and steeped in rich

ly detailed empirical work conducted over the past decade, After Suburbia draws on research from Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, and the Americas to showcase comprehensive global scholarship on the urban periphery. Contributors explicitly reject the traditional centre-periphery dichotomy and the pr

ioritization of epistemologies that favour the Global North, especially North American cases, over other experiences. In doing so, the book strongly advances the notion of a post-suburban reality in which traditional dynamics of urban extension outward from the centre are replaced by a set of comple

x contradictory developments. After Suburbia examines multiple centralities and diverse peripheries which mesh to produce a surprisingly contradictory and diverse metropolitan landscape.

通過預測嚴重的矽穿孔和凸塊故障來強化三維積體電路電源供應網路

為了解決mesh的問題，作者劉泳儀 這樣論述：

隨著科技進步並延續摩爾定律，三維積體電路設計以減輕二維晶片中的擁擠問題。三維積體電路利用矽穿孔和凸塊來連接不同層的晶片，形成堆疊的技術。然而在三維積體電路製程上，正面臨著各方面的問題與挑戰，例如良率及可靠性低、製造成本高等等。其中，矽穿孔和凸塊在製程中故障會造成電壓及電路的性能下降，嚴重更會導致功能故障。因此，本論文會針對電源矽穿孔和凸塊提出一個強化電源供應網方案，以確保當矽穿孔/凸塊故障時，電壓還是可以維持在可接受的壓降內。首先我們會用機器學習的方式去預測電源矽穿孔/凸塊的重要順序，以得到最差情況的電壓分析結果。然後，對最差情況的壓降利用增加恢復電源矽穿孔及電源條來對電源供應網進行修復，直

到壓降回復到定義的目標電壓。我們採用三個製程的實際電路來來測試我們強化後的電源供應網，分別是TSMC 180奈米、40奈米以及65奈米。實驗結果顯示，我們提出的電源矽穿孔/凸塊錯誤時強化電源供應網方案是有效的。