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Bernt Lie

Professor
Department of Electrical engineering, Information Technology and Cybernetics
Faculty of Technology, Natural Sciences and Maritime Sciences
Campus Porsgrunn

Responsibilities

Member of research group Applied Modeling and Control (AMOC).

Teaching:

  • FM1015 Modelling of Dynamic Systems (MSc level course)
  • D1708   Modelling for Control (PhD level course)
  • D0211   State and Parameter Estimation (PhD level course)

 

Competences

  • Mechanistic modeling of dynamic systems for control, with emphasis on chemical engineering models and energy system models.
  • State estimation, with emphasis on Kalman filtering algorithms.
  • Advanced model based control, with emphasis on Model Predictive Control.
  • Simulation tools and languages, e.g., Modelica, MATLAB, Julia, Python.

CV

CV in LinkedIn.

Publications

Publications in ResearchGate.

Publications in the Norwegian Research Information Repository