Fachhochschule Dortmund is supporting the RV College of Engineering in India in organizing the 8th IEEE Conference on Computational Systems and Information Technology for Sustainable Solutions (CSITSS). Representatives of Dortmund University will also participate in the conference from November 7-9, 2024 in Bengaluru.
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IEEE-CSITSS 2024 focuses on sustainable solutions. Renowned experts from around the world will come together to present and discuss new developments in the fields of green electronics, renewable energy, robotics and automation, photonics, artificial intelligence, cyber-physical systems and quantum mechanics and computing. "In recent years, CSITSS has established itself as an important platform for the exchange of research results," says Seyed Saeed Mirsafian, research assistant at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the UAS. For the university, the conference offers a good opportunity to strengthen international networks, particularly in the exciting economic region of Asia, and to promote cooperation in forward-looking areas of technology.
FH represented at the conference with its own contribution
[Update 9/12/24] A paper from the Fachhochschule Dortmund has now also been accepted for the conference. Seyed Saeed Mirsafian will speak on behalf of the Cloud Energy Lab team on the topic “Optimizing Renewable Energy Using Scalable Solutions: IoT Integration in Renewable Energy Laboratories.” According to Seyed Saeed Mirsafian, the presentation will showcase key findings from the “Cloud-based Energy Networks” (CBEN)(Opens in a new tab) project, which is funded by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. It will describe how two test benches—the E-Drive test bench and the fuel cell test bench —located at different locations and in various laboratories at the Fachhochschule Dortmund and Arts are networked through the use of IoT technology and a connection to the cloud in order to simulate a fuel cell vehicle and optimize energy efficiency.
“This networking enables the simulation of complex energy systems as well as the optimization of energy sources such as batteries, fuel cells, and others. This significantly simplifies the development process for renewable energy resources without requiring large or all laboratory test benches to be housed in a single room,” explains Seyed Saeed Mirsafia.
In addition to him, the following researchers contributed to the paper: Christoph Hericks, Leon Otis Speith, Prof. Dr. Martin Kiel, and Prof. Dr. Torsten Füg from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, as well as Prof. Dr. Markus Thoben, Prof. Dr. Yves Rosefort, Prof. Dr. Vinod Rajamani, and Prof. Dr. Sönke Gößling from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Also involved was Prof. Shamsundar Subbarao from the National Institute of Engineering at Karnataka University in India. He had most recently visited the Fachhochschule Dortmund and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering earlier this year.(Opens in a new tab)
CSITSS 2024 is organized by the RV College of Engineering in Bengaluru in cooperation with Florida International University, Fachhochschule Dortmund and other partners. The IEEE has officially approved the conference. The IEEE Bangalore Section (India) is providing technical support for the conference.