Faculty Research: Energy Systems Architecture Transportation Human Centered Cybersecurity Aerospace & Defense 

Faculty Research

 Systems engineering is an intrinsically interdisciplinary field.

Research areas incorporate many different disciplines both in traditional engineering areas as well as those outside of engineering such as health care, food systems, environmental studies, and many others. 

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Student Research

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Featured Research

Faculty Research Areas

Systems Design/Management

Medical and Human-Centric Systems

Ann Batchelor

Gregory Marzolf

Defense and Aerospace

Ann Batchelor

Gregory Marzolf

Ron Sega

Decision Support

Ann Batchelor

Tom Bradley

Steve Conrad

Recent Publications

Net-zero emissions energy systems (2018)
Uncertainties in corn stover feedstock supply logistics cost and life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions for butanol production (2017)
Modeling minimally-processed transformers for shielded metal arc welders for rural minigrid applications (2019)
A Pattern Recognition Approach for Enhancing Lifecycle Maintainability of Battery Systems (2019)
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Jeremy Daily, Assistant/Associate Professor-Cyber Security in the department of Systems Engineering in the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering works with graduate students in putting together test platforms for his research at Colorado State University's Powerhouse, December 17, 2020.

Analytics and Cybersecurity

Transportation and Infrastructure Systems

Jeremy Daily

Erika Miller

Medical and Human-Centric Systems

Steve Conrad

Erika Miller

Steve Simske

Marie Vans

Visualization and Imaging

Steve Conrad

Steve Simske

Marie Vans

Recent Publications

SEDAN: Security-Aware Design of Time-Critical Automotive Networks (2020)
Chip and Board Level Digital Forensics of Cummins Heavy Vehicle Event Data Recorders (2020)
In UX we trust: Investigation of aesthetics and usability of driver-vehicle interfaces and their impact on the perception of automated driving (2019)
Behavioral Adaptations to Lane Keeping Systems: Effects of Exposure and Withdrawal (2018)
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Systems Modeling

Energy Systems

Tom Bradley

James Cale

Steve Conrad

Transportation and Infrastructure Systems

Tom Bradley

Defense and Aerospace Systems

Jim Adams

John “Mike” Borky

Kamran Eftekhari Shahroudi

Water Systems

Steve Conrad

Recent Publications

Improving teenage driver perceptions regarding the impact of distracted driving in the Pacific Northwest (2015)
Human Daily Activity Recognition for Healthcare Using Wearable and Visual Sensing Data (2016)
A kinematic calibration technique for robotic manipulators with multiple Degrees of Freedom (2017)
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Erika Miller, Assistant Professor in the Systems Engineering department in the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering works with test student on drive simulator, December 17, 2020.

Operations Research

Energy Systems

James Cale

Daniel Herber

Defense and Aerospace

Kamran Eftekhari Shahroudi

Daniel Herber

Water Systems

Steve Conrad

Recent Publications

Cybersecurity Considerations for Heavy Vehicle Event Data Recorders (2018)
Practical DoS Attacks on Embedded Networks in Commercial Vehicles (2016)
An Analysis of the Emergency Fire Response to the Colorado 2012 Waldo Canyon and 2013 Black Forest Fires (2018)
On the Analysis of Illicit Supply Networks Using Variable State Resolution-Markov Chains (2020)
Robust design evolution and impact of In-Cylinder Pressure Sensors to combustion control and optimization: A systems and strategy perspective (2008)
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