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See detailState-of-the-art, challenges, and future trends in security constrained optimal power flow
Capitanescu, Florin ULg; Martinez Ramos, Jose Luis; Panciatici, Patrick et al

in Electric Power Systems Research (2011), 81(8), 1731-1741

This paper addresses the main challenges to the security constrained optimal power flow (SCOPF) computations. We first discuss the issues related to the SCOPF problem formulation such as the use of a ... [more ▼]

This paper addresses the main challenges to the security constrained optimal power flow (SCOPF) computations. We first discuss the issues related to the SCOPF problem formulation such as the use of a limited number of corrective actions in the post-contingency states and the modeling of voltage and transient stability constraints. Then we deal with the challenges to the techniques for solving the SCOPF, focusing mainly on: approaches to reduce the size of the problem by either efficiently identifying the binding contingencies and including only these contingencies in the SCOPF or by using approximate models for the post-contingency states, and the handling of discrete variables. We finally address the current trend of extending the SCOPF formulation to take into account the increasing levels of uncertainty in the operation planning. For each such topic we provide a review of the state of the art, we identify the advances that are needed, and we indicate ways to bridge the gap between the current state of the art and these needs. [less ▲]

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See detailA Statement on Ethics from the HEART Group
Heart Group; Lancellotti, Patrizio ULg

in Annals of Noninvasive Electrocardiology : The Official Journal of the International Society for Holter & Noninvasive Electrocardiology, Inc (2011)

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See detailA statement on ethics from the HEART Group.
Ector, H.; Lancellotti, Patrizio ULg; Roberts, W. et al

in Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi = Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (2011)

Over the past several years, the editors of leading international cardiovascular journals have met to form the HEART group and to discuss areas of growing, common interest. Recently, the HEART group has ... [more ▼]

Over the past several years, the editors of leading international cardiovascular journals have met to form the HEART group and to discuss areas of growing, common interest. Recently, the HEART group has developed a document that addresses general ethical principles in the conduct of the scientific process with which all of the editors concur. Published essentially simultaneously in all of the participating journals, including this journal, this document presents the ethical tenets accepted by all of the undersigned editors that will (continue to) guide their decisions in the editorial process. These are the general principles on which the HEART Group is based and by which we, as a group, abide; however, please note that individual journal members and their respective societies may have their own rules and regulations that supersede the guidelines of the HEART Group. [less ▲]

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See detailStates of awareness associated with memory for emotional and neutral pictures in older and younger adults
D'Argembeau, Arnaud ULg; Comblain, Christine; Van der Linden, Martial ULg et al

in Brain & Cognition (2003, March), 51(2), 220-221

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See detailStatic and dynamic epidemics on looped chains and looped trees
Vandewalle, Nicolas ULg; Ausloos, Marcel ULg

in Physical Review. E : Statistical Physics, Plasmas, Fluids, and Related Interdisciplinary Topics (1996), 54(4), 3499-3507

The dynamic epidemic model [N. Vandewalle and M. Ausloos, J. Phys. A 29, 309 (1996)] considers the growth of a cluster in a medium containing a fraction x of mobile "particles" that are pushed by a ... [more ▼]

The dynamic epidemic model [N. Vandewalle and M. Ausloos, J. Phys. A 29, 309 (1996)] considers the growth of a cluster in a medium containing a fraction x of mobile "particles" that are pushed by a propagation front. This model is exactly solved here on various chains and trees that contain loops following an "evolution matrix" method. The exact value for the percolation threshold x(c) and the critical exponents are calculated for static and mobile particles, respectively. Surprisingly, the mobile character of the particles affects the values of the critical exponents on chains but not on trees. Thus there is a nonuniversal behavior for dynamic epidemics even on d=1 lattices. [less ▲]

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See detailStatic and Dynamic experimental investigations of a micro-electromechanical cantilever in air and vacuum
Gutschmidt, Stefanie; Rochus, Véronique ULg; Golinval, Jean-Claude ULg

(2009)

The dynamic response of electro-mechanically actuated micro structures is governed by nonlinear effects which directly influence their performance. To date, most work in the field of micro/nano systems is ... [more ▼]

The dynamic response of electro-mechanically actuated micro structures is governed by nonlinear effects which directly influence their performance. To date, most work in the field of micro/nano systems is done experimentally and documented theoretical research consists of nonlinear lumped-mass models as well as continuum mechanics approaches. Existing and codified computational tools for micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) more and more penetrate the market of designers and fabrication of such devices. The present work is the experimental part of a bench-mark study of a selected microbeam structure investigated with aforementioned analytical and computational techniques and compared to experiments performed with a Polytec MSA400 analyzer. The emphasis of this benchmark study is put on the nonlinear dynamic behavior with respect to qualitative and quantitative explanations of the electro-mechanical actuation and damping mechanisms. [less ▲]

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See detailStatic Detection of Thin Layers into Concrete with Ground Penetrating
Van der Wielen, Audrey ULg; Courard, Luc ULg; Nguyen, Frédéric ULg

in Restoration of Buildings and Monuments = Bauinstandsetzen und Baudenkmalpflege (2012), 18(3/4), 247-254

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a nondestructive technique particularly well adapted to the inspection of concrete structures and can help to determine the structure inner geometry or to detect damaged ... [more ▼]

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a nondestructive technique particularly well adapted to the inspection of concrete structures and can help to determine the structure inner geometry or to detect damaged areas. When the GPR is used on structures containing thin layers, for example the sealing layer of a concrete bridge deck or the void into a masonry wall, it is important for the radar user to know the minimum thickness required to detect and estimate the thickness of those layers. The theory of thin layer detection is based on a sine wave but, in reality, most commercial GPR systems emit a large frequency band wavelet, which undergoes attenuation into the layer. To analyze the influence of those realistic conditions on the reflection coefficient of a thin layer, we combined experimental measurements and numerical FDTD simulations. The experimental results matched the numerical predictions well, presenting a fast attenuation compared to the theoretical predictions. Nevertheless, for thicknesses inferior to λ/11, the reflection coefficient could still be considered as linearly dependent of the thickness to wavelength ratio. [less ▲]

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See detailStatin therapy among schizophrenia patients with dyslipidemia
Wampers, M.; De Hert, M.; Hanssens, L. et al

in Schizophrenia Research (2006, January), 81(Suppl. S), 141

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See detailLes statines dans la prise en charge des dyslipidémies
SCHEEN, André ULg

in Revue du Praticien (La) (2011), 61(8), 1120-1126

Statins, combined with life-style advices, have a key position in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases. By inhibiting HMG-CoA reductase enzyme, these medications reduce total and LDL cholesterol ... [more ▼]

Statins, combined with life-style advices, have a key position in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases. By inhibiting HMG-CoA reductase enzyme, these medications reduce total and LDL cholesterol levels in a dose-dependent manner. They also exert various pleiotropic effects that may contribute to the cardiovascular protection. Although some differences exist between available statins, a class effect seems predominant. Statins have proven their efficacy in numerous controlled randomized trials (recently pooled in meta-analyses), both in primary and secondary prevention, including various specific populations, among them patients with diabetes. Tolerance and safety profile is rather good even if muscular and hepatic adverse events may occur. The prescription of statins should target high-risk individuals and both therapeutic inertia and drug non-compliance should be avoided. [less ▲]

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See detailLa station de Calvi et l'expérience Medalpex en Méditerranée Occidentale
Djenidi, Salim ULg

in Bulletin de la Société Royale des Sciences de Liège (1983), 52(1), 51-64

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See detailLa station de l'Hermitage à Huccorgne: un habitat gravettien de plein-air en Belgique
Straus, Lawrence; Otte, Marcel ULg; Noiret, Pierre ULg et al

in Notae Praehistoricae (2000), 20

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See detailLa station scientifique de la Baraque Michel
Fredericq, Léon ULg

in Archives Internationales de Physiologie (1924), XXIII

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See detailStationary Roll Forming Simulation using Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian Formalism
Boman, Romain ULg; Depauw, Antoine; Hérisson, Damien et al

in Proceedings of International Roll Forming Congress 2009 (2009, October)

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See detailLes stations de pompage du bassin liégeois, un patrimoine architectural méconnu
Charlier, Sébastien ULg

in Nouvelles du Patrimoine (Les) (2004), 105

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See detailStatique des constructions maritimes et offshores
Marchal, Jean ULg

Learning material (1979)

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See detailStatique et Dynamique des constructions maritimes et offshores
Marchal, Jean ULg

Learning material (1988)

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See detailStatistical analysis of bioleaching copper, cobalt and nickel from polymetalic concentrate originating from Kamoya deposit in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Nkulu, Guy; Gaydardzhiev, Stoyan ULg; Mwema, Edouard

in Minerals Engineering (2012)

The effects of five parameters, temperature, pH, leaching duration, stirring speed and pulp density on the bioleaching of copper, cobalt and nickel from a polymetallic flotation concentrate were ... [more ▼]

The effects of five parameters, temperature, pH, leaching duration, stirring speed and pulp density on the bioleaching of copper, cobalt and nickel from a polymetallic flotation concentrate were investigated. The leaching was carried out according to the L25 (55) orthogonal design. The optimal values of the parameters were determined using a Taguchi method through signal-to-noise analysis. ANOVA was applied to verify the individual contribution of each parameter and their degree of significance. It was found out that pulp density was the most influential factor on the bioleaching yield of the three metals altogether, followed by pH and temperature. For the copper bioleach, the following optimal parameters were determined: temperature - 37.5 °C, pH 1.6, leaching duration - 20 days, stirring speed - 350 rpm and pulp density - 7.5%. Verification experiments conducted according to these optimal parameters brought copper yield of 72.6%. For the cobalt bioleach, SEM observations of pure carrollite indicated a progressive bacterial colonization of mineral surface with time. [less ▲]

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See detailStatistical analysis of chamber VOCs emission data
Romain, Anne-Claude ULg; Degrave, Christophe; Nicolas, Jacques ULg

Conference (2010, January 21)

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See detailStatistical analysis of electrophoresis results in External Quality Assessment schemes
Zhang, Lixin ULg; Libeer, Jean-Claude; Hamers, Nicole et al

Poster (2006, July)

The goal of External Quality Assessment (EQA) schemes is to ensure that results obtained on a particular specimen in a given clinical laboratory do not differ significantly from those obtained by other ... [more ▼]

The goal of External Quality Assessment (EQA) schemes is to ensure that results obtained on a particular specimen in a given clinical laboratory do not differ significantly from those obtained by other laboratories on the same specimen. Hence, EQA aims at improving inter-laboratory agreement. Classically, the same blind control specimen is sent to all laboratories and test results are returned to the EQA organizer and analyzed statistically. Robust methods are used to estimate the mean (target value) and standard deviation (SD, inter-laboratory variability) because of the frequent presence of outliers. Laboratories are considered as “poor performers” if their results depart from the target value by a given threshold (e.g., 3×SD). Serum protein electrophoresis is a laboratory test which yields five fractions (albumin, α1, α2, β and γ) which sum up to 100%. So far, EQA schemes have analyzed the five fractions separately as for ordinary tests. Thus, a laboratory is qualified as a poor performer if at least one fraction is out of range. This approach does not take into account the other fractions and the linear relationship between them. A novel statistical approach has been developed to analyze EQA electrophoresis results from a global standpoint by using multivariate standard and robust methods to eliminate the effect of outlying profiles. When applied to electrophoresis data from the Belgian EQA scheme (n = 189 laboratories), the approach has shown that other laboratories should be considered as poor performers than by the classical univariate method. It has also highlighted the need for taking into account the type of electrophoresis assay in judging the laboratory performance. The method will be implemented routinely in the Belgian EQA scheme. [less ▲]

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