College of Engineering, University of Wisconsin--Madison
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Today's advanced engineering tools and multidisciplinary projects make engineering research more vital than ever. At the University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering, our talented faculty excel in many areas, including emerging interdisciplinary fields such as biomedical engineering, energy research, nanotechnology and atomic-level engineering. The college's consortia and partnerships with more than 200 industrial and governent partners help support and share its research and technology. Our students — tomorrow's leaders — learn in a world-class environment so that they can not only live in that changing world, but they create and shape those changes as well. On campus, students can exercise their creativity and entrepreneurship in both coursework and through extracurricular opportunities such as design competitions and hands-on experience creating new technology-based businesses.
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Geological Engineering is interdisciplinary with faculty from the College of Engineering and the College of Letters and Science.
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Power Line Wildfire Risk for CATS
(2023)This dataset contains correlations between the WFPI wildfire risk forecast and the power lines in the CATS synthetic power grid system. The data is separated into years and contains the following headers: date_of_forecast: ... -
Supplementary Data for Publication Entitled: "Renewable Natural Gas: A case study of Minnesota"
(2023-10)This is a supplementary dataset to the publication: "Renewable Natural Gas: A case study of Minnesota." It contains modeling spreadsheet, underlying data, and parameter values for various calculations associated with the ... -
Impacts of managed aquifer recharge on ecosystem services in a forested and agricultural landscape
(2023)Groundwater is a crucial global resource that millions rely on daily. Groundwater provides reliable sources of drinking water, supports ecosystems through maintaining streamflow and wetland habitats, and further provides ... -
Three-phase grid-forming droop control for unbalanced systems and fault ride through
(2023)In this study, we investigate grid-forming (GFM) control for dc/ac voltage source converters (VSC) under unbalanced system conditions and unbalanced faults. To fully leverage the degrees of freedom of VSCs, we introduce ... -
Gait Parameter Monitoring Using A Wearable Stereo Camera System
(2023)An infrared (IR) stereo camera is mounted on each bracelet and tasked with tracking a marker on the bracelet on the other ankle. Based on the imaged trajectories of both markers, a computer vision algorithm that we developed ... -
USING SCADA AND AMI TO IDENTIFY AREAS OF WATER LOSS IN MADISON WATER UTILITY
(2023)Madison Water Utility (MWU) has an annual water loss of approximately 12%. This accounts for roughly 1.1 billion gallons of water and 2500 MWh of electricity per year. The electricity used to pump this lost water contributes ... -
Aeration Optimization at Beloit Wastewater Treatment Plant through Predictive Nutrient Loading via AI-Predicted Daily Averages and Logic Control
(2023)The growing global demand for clean water highlights the importance of improving the efficiency of wastewater treatment processes to reduce energy consumption and promote sustainability. With the European Union's objective ... -
Cumulative Impacts to Bluff Recession in the vicinity of Coastal Structures under Fluctuating Water Levels in Lake Michigan
(2023)Cumulative impacts of coastal recession in the United States impact critical infrastructure, threaten the safety of 127 million lives, the security of over $9 trillion in goods and services, and 80,000 acres of wetlands. ... -
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF IMIDACLOPRID IN ENVIRONMENTAL WATER MATRICES BY SURFACE-ENHANCED RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
(2023)Neonicotinoids are synthetic pesticides commonly employed in agricultural fields to combat pests. Due to their high water solubility and persistence, they can be transported via percolating water or runoff into groundwater ... -
Seasonal Monitoring of an Infiltration Experiment Using Time-Lapse Geophysics and Chemical Characterization to Understand Nitrate Transport in the Vadose Zone
(2023)Nitrogen-based chemical fertilizers and manure are used throughout Wisconsin to provide nutrients for crops. However, nitrogen from these fertilizers may leach from the surface and root zone to the groundwater, creating ... -
I Can Reach My Full Potential with a Little Help from My Friends: Understanding Construction Project Team Dynamics and Performance Through Personality Profiling
(2023)Over six trillion dollars were spent in the global construction market in 2020 (Global Construction Market Size 2020-2030 2022). This number is both significantly larger than a decade ago, and yet a fraction of what it is ... -
Evaluating the anti-fouling performance of electrochemically active nickel based membrane
(2023)Fouling is inevitable for membrane-based processes. To increase longevity of membranes, anti-fouling mechanisms are crucial. Current anti-fouling mechanisms are often chemical-intensive, expensive and are known to hinder ... -
CHARACTERIZING THE ENVIRONMENTAL FATE OF AQUATIC HERBICIDES BY CONNECTING QUANTIFICATION IN LAKES TO LABORATORY STUDIES
(2023)Aquatic herbicides are a class of organic compounds that are used in surface water bodies to manage the persistence of invasive and nuisance aquatic plants. Understanding their degradation and transformation pathways are ... -
Localization of Forced Oscillation - A Model Based Approach
(2023)The electricity grid is one of the most impressive engineering feats of the modern era. It enables power transmission from a variety of generation facilities to end users over long distances. It provides electricity to ... -
Formation of targeted and novel disinfection by-products during chlorine photolysis in the presence of bromide
(2023)Chlorine photolysis is an advanced oxidation process that relies on the combined use of direct chlorination by free available chlorine, direct photolysis, and reactive oxidants to transform contaminants. In waters that ... -
Bioelectrochemical Remediation of Nitrate Contaminated Groundwater in Microbial Fuel Cell
(2022)Nitrate contamination in groundwater is a growing concern in Wisconsin, due to the increasing concentration in groundwater sources and its intensive application as a fertilizer for agricultural activities. In addition, ... -
Vision-based Vehicle Turn Signals Recognition for Automated Flagging System
(2022)Flaggers are a high-risk profession because they are required to work closely to open traffic lanes. Any distracted, speeding, or intoxicated driver might hit them, leading to flaggers’ injuries or even fatalities. To ... -
Open Source, In-situ, Intermediate Strain Rate Tensile Impact Device for Soft Materials and Cell Culture Systems
(2022-11-22)Background: Intermediate-strain-rate mechanical testing of soft and biological materials is important when designing, measuring, predicting, or manipulating an object or system’s response to common impact scenarios. Open ... -
OVERVIEW OF THE DDAC-REACT SYSTEM: A COUPLED DIRECT AIR CAPTURE AND MINERALIZATION PROCESS
(2022-05-31)Abstract A study by the Rhodium group shows that in order for the US to reach net-zero by 2045, 560 to 1850 million metric tons of CO2 will need to be removed by DAC technologies depending on the growth of other carbon ... -
Synthetic and dynamic control in strongly correlated transition metal oxides
(2022-07-31)Binary and mixed oxides incorporating transition metal cations host a broad range of scientifically compelling and technologically significant optical, electronic, and magnetic properties. Transition metal oxides (TMOs) ...
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