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The Case for Energy Clarity

The rapid expansion of cloud computing, especially machine learning, is leading to a significant increase in the global energy footprint of computing. Improvements in the energy efficiency of hardware and infrastructure are nearing the point of diminishing ...

ACM2025

Genome Sequence Alignment - Design Space Exploration for Optimal Performance and Energy Architectures

David Atienza Alonso, Marina Zapater Sancho, Yasir Mahmood Qureshi

Next generation workloads, such as genome sequencing, have an astounding impact in the healthcare sector. Sequence alignment, the first step in genome sequencing, has experienced recent breakthroughs, which resulted in next generation sequencing (NGS). As ...

2020

Methodology for the identification of promising integrated biorefineries

Ayse Dilan Celebi

Steady increase in global energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and depletion of fossil energy resources, together with increased attention towards sustainable development has prompted researchers to discover economical and environmentally competit ...

EPFL2019

Thermal and capillary effects on the caprock mechanical stability at In Salah, Algeria

Victor Vilarrasa Riano

Thermo-mechanical effects are important in geologic carbon storage because CO2 will generally reach the storage formation colder than the rock, inducing thermal stresses. Capillary functions, i.e., retention and relative permeability curves, control the CO ...

Wiley Periodicals, Inc2015

A Quality-Scalable and Energy-Efficient Approach for Spectral Analysis of Heart Rate Variability

David Atienza Alonso, Andreas Peter Burg, Georgios Karakonstantis, Mohamed Mostafa Sabry Aly, Aviinaash Sankaranarayanan

Today there is a growing interest in the integration of health monitoring applications in portable devices necessitating the development of methods that improve the energy efficiency of such systems. In this paper, we present a systematic approach that ena ...

IEEE2014

Model to predict overheating risk based on an electrical capacitor analogy

Darren Robinson, Frédéric Haldi

It is important for building designers to be able to judge if a space is likely to overheat, whether to determine if HVAC plant is required or to design this out by passive means. To this end several overheating risk criteria have recently been published. ...

2008