Student Poster Presentations
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Smart Energy | Halifax is pleased to partner with Net Zero Atlantic to host a new post-secondary student poster presentations. We hope you'll come and meet this bright students and provide your valuable insights to their research.
Judging will take place April 15 at 2:00 pm and the winners will be announced at the end of the last session on April 15 in the Commonwealth Ballroom.
Abstract 1: Evaluating an optimal integrated renewable energy supply chain with the incorporation of hydrogen storage for a small community
Mostafa Mostafavi Sani∗, Hamid Afshari, and Ahmed Saif
Department of Industrial Engineering, Dalhousie University
Abstract 2: Renewable Energy Storage Systems for Nova Scotia: A Comparative Analysis and Feasibility Study
Mir Sultan, Master of Resource & Environmental Management (MREM), Dalhousie University
Abstract 3: Nova Scotia as a Clean Electricity Hub: An analysis of possible subsea cable interconnections with our neighbours
Michael Warebi Godwin, MASC student, Dalhousie University
Abstract 4: Developing an Emission Modeling Framework that Incorporates Vehicle Fuel Types Within the Integrated Transport Land-Use and Energy (iTLE) Modeling System
Kashfia Nahrin Nokshi, Graduate Research Assistant Department of Civil and Resource Engineering, Dalhousie University
Abstract 5: Municipal Transportation Roadmap Model (MTRM)
Harshavardhan Aleti, Master of Applied Science (MASc.) Student, Dalhousie University
Abstract 6: A techno-economic analysis of the potential for the capture and transportation of carbon dioxide for utilization as an industrial feedstock in Nova Scotia
Augustine Okafor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Dalhousie University
Abstract 7: Study of Waste Heat Recovery System for Drain Water
Elie Latouf, Dalhousie University
Abstract 8: Who will Adopt Electric Vehicles in the Near Future
Hasan Shahrier, Civil and Resource Engineering Department, Dalhousie University
Abstract 9: Taking PEI’s Oyster Industry to Net Zero
Matthew Martel & Kaileigh Hiltz, Applied Research Department, Holland College
Abstract 10: A Bi-level Model for the Urban Hydrogen Refueling Stations Problem
Mina Valaei, Industrial Engineering, Dalhousie University
Abstract 11: High Power Battery Characterization for Parameterization of Battery Management Systems
Mitch Gregory, Dr. Lukas Swan, Mechanical Engineering Department, Dalhousie University
Abstract 12: Nova Scotia’s small woodlot owners can be encouraged through monetization means to become key players in our net-zero future
Muhammad Hassan Sharif, Dalhousie University
Abstract 13: Hybrid Machine Learning Inspired Digital Built Environment Generation for Energy Modeling
Noushad Ahamed Chittoor Mohammed, Sudipta Debnath, Kuljeet Singh Grewal, and Aitazaz Farooque, Faculty of Sustainable Design Engineering (FSDE), University of Prince Edward Island
Abstract 14: Examining the Energy Security-equity Nexus in Nova Scotia's Transition to Electric Vehicles
Sheheryar Mubarak, Dalhousie University
Abstract 15: Community-Led Data Collection Approach for Neighborhood Energy Modeling
Sudipta Debnath, Noushad Ahamed Chittoor Mohammed, and Kuljeet Singh Grewal
Future Urban and Energy Lab for Sustainability (FUEL-S), Faculty of Sustainable Design Engineering (FSDE), University of Prince Edward Island
Abstract 16: A Priori Search of New Battery Physics
Shivam Beniwal and Penghao Xiao, Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science , Dalhousie University
Abstract 17: Towards Greener AI: Predictive Power Modeling and Optimization for Energy-Efficient GPU Computing
Saurabhsingh Rajput, Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University
Abstract 18: Ensuring the Future of Forest-based Nature-based Solutions (NbS): A Monetization Policy with Predictive Modeling
Muhammad Hassan Sharif, Dalhousie University