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DOI Forward Links to MIC for Year: 2021

 Total number of MIC articles in 2021  14
 Total number of DOI citations  31
 Average citations per article   2.21 

2021, Vol. 42, No. 4:
1.Anna Tupitsina, Jan-Henri Montonen, Jani Alho, Paula Immonen, Mika Lauren, Pia Lindh and Tuomo Lindh, “Simulation tool for dimensioning power train of hybrid working machine”, pp. 143-158
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Mika Lauren, Giota Goswami, Anna Tupitsina, Suraj Jaiswal, Tuomo Lindh and Jussi Sopanen (2021), doi:10.3390/machines10010026
[2] Shruti Singh, Ilya Petrov, Juha Pyrhonen and Peter Sergeant (2022), doi:10.1109/ICEM51905.2022.9910846
[3] Mika Lauren, Giota Goswami, Tuomo Lindh and Jussi Sopanen (2024), doi:10.1177/09544070241272773
2.Simon Christensen, Xuerong Li and Shaoping Bai, “Modeling and Analysis of Physical Human-Robot Interaction of an Upper Body Exoskeleton in Assistive Applications”, pp. 159-172
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] David Scherb, Sandro Wartzack and Jorg Miehling (2023), doi:10.3389/fbioe.2022.1044275
3.Sihan Gao, Lars Christian Gansel, Guoyuan Li and Houxiang Zhang, “An Integrated Approach to Modelling Fish Cage Response in the Flow”, pp. 173-184
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Sihan Gao, Peihua Han, Lars Christian Gansel, Guoyuan Li and Houxiang Zhang (2023), doi:10.1109/ICIEA58696.2023.10241403
[2] Sihan Gao, Chunling Wang, Stig Atle Tuene, Guoyuan Li, Houxiang Zhang and Lars Christian Gansel (2024), doi:10.1016/j.aquaeng.2024.102429
4.Mishiga Vallabhan, Jose Matias and Christian Holden, “Feedforward, Cascade and Model Predictive Control Algorithms for De-Oiling Hydrocyclones: Simulation Study”, pp. 185-195
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Mishiga Vallabhan K G, Christian Holden and Sigurd Skogestad (2022), doi:10.2118/209576-PA
[2] Jaroslav Hlava and Shereen Abouelazayem (2022), doi:10.3390/s22082847
[3] Stefan Jespersen, Zhenyu Yang, Dennis Severin Hansen, Mahsa Kashani and Biao Huang (2023), doi:10.3390/en16207095
[4] Stefan Jespersen, Mahsa Kashani and Zhenyu Yang (2023), doi:10.1109/CoDIT58514.2023.10284508
[5] Kacper Filip Pajuro, Lasse Bonde Hansen, Michael Keenan Odena, Stefan Jespersen and Zhenyu Yang (2023), doi:10.1109/IECON51785.2023.10311791
[6] Stefan Jespersen, Dennis Severin Hansen, Mads Valentin Bram, Mahsa Kashani and Zhenyu Yang (2024), doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2024.08.424
5.Martinius Knudsen, Sverre Hendseth, Gunnar Tufte and Axel Sandvig, “Model-Free All-Source-All-Destination Learning as a Model for Biological Reactive Control”, pp. 197-204
2021, Vol. 42, No. 3:
1.Hans K.R. Holen, Alexander M. Sjøberg and Olav Egeland, “Estimation of Ship-Deck Motion using LIDAR,Gyroscopes and Cameras”, pp. 99-112
2.Konrad J. Jensen, Morten K. Ebbesen and Michael R. Hansen, “Development of 3D Anti-Swing Control for Hydraulic Knuckle Boom Crane”, pp. 113-129
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Konrad Johan Jensen, Morten Kjeld Ebbesen and Michael Rygaard Hansen (2022), doi:10.3390/robotics11020034
[2] Zhaopeng Ren, Zhe Huang, Tingqi Zhao, Shenghai Wang, Yuqing Sun, Haiquan Chen and Nan Fang (2024), doi:10.2478/pomr-2024-0019
[3] Yinglong Chen, Yue Zhao, Jia Wang, Shuangxi Yang, Siru Che, Fujun Song and Xinyu Yang (2023), doi:10.1109/FPM57590.2023.10565444
3.Jani Alho, Tuomo Lindh, Pasi Peltoniemi, Jan-Henri Montonen, Andrey Lana, Antti Pinomaa and Olli Pyrhönen, “Optimal control of powertrain and energy balance to recover an equipment fault on a marine vessel”, pp. 131-141
2021, Vol. 42, No. 2:
1.Joacim Dybedal and Geir Hovland, “CNN-based People Detection in Voxel Space using Intensity Measurements and Point Cluster Flattening”, pp. 37-46
2.Savin Viswanathan, Christian Holden, Olav Egeland and Marilena Greco, “An Open-Source Python-Based Boundary-Element Method Code for the Three-Dimensional, Zero-Froude, Infinite-Depth, Water-Wave Diffraction-Radiation Problem”, pp. 47-81
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Matthieu Ancellin, Pierre Marchand and Frederic Dias (2024), doi:10.3390/en17020372
[2] Bo Yu and Ruijiang Jing (2024), doi:10.1016/j.cpc.2024.109185
3.Eirik B. Njaastad, Geir Ole Tysse and Olav Egeland, “Residual vibration control for robotic 3D scanning with application to inspection of marine propellers”, pp. 83-98
2021, Vol. 42, No. 1:
1.Alberto Maximiliano Crescitelli, Lars Christian Gansel and Houxiang Zhang, “NorFisk: fish image dataset from Norwegian fish farms for species recognition using deep neural networks”, pp. 1-16
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Jennifer L. Bell, Randy Mandel, Andrew S. Brainard, Jon Altschuld and Richard J. Wenning (2022), doi:10.1002/ieam.4622
[2] K Banno, H Kaland, AM Crescitelli, SA Tuene, GH Aas and LC Gansel (2022), doi:10.3354/aei00432
[3] Ricardo J. M. Veiga, Inigo E. Ochoa, Adela Belackova, Luis Bentes, Joao P. Silva, Jorge Semiao and Joao M. F. Rodrigues (2022), doi:10.3390/app12125910
[4] Alexa Sugpatan Abangan, Dorothee Kopp and Robin Faillettaz (2023), doi:10.3389/fmars.2023.1010761
[5] M Paiano, S Martina, C Giannelli and F Caruso (2024), doi:10.1088/2632-2153/ad65b5
2.Robert Skulstad, Guoyuan Li, Thor I. Fossen, Tongtong Wang and Houxiang Zhang, “A Co-operative Hybrid Model For Ship Motion Prediction”, pp. 17-26
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] Motoyasu Kanazawa, Robert Skulstad, Guoyuan Li, Lars Ivar Hatledal and Houxiang Zhang (2021), doi:10.1109/JSEN.2021.3119069
[2] Motoyasu Kanazawa, Robert Skulstad, Tongtong Wang, Guoyuan Li, Lars Ivar Hatledal and Houxiang Zhang (2022), doi:10.1109/JSEN.2022.3171036
[3] Motoyasu Kanazawa, Lars Ivar Hatledal, Guoyuan Li and Houxiang Zhang (2022), doi:10.1007/978-3-031-12429-7_13
[4] Motoyasu Kanazawa, Tongtong Wang, Robert Skulstad, Guoyuan Li and Houxiang Zhang (2022), doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2022.112998
[5] Gianluca Antonelli, Stefano Chiaverini and Paolo Di Lillo (2022), doi:10.1007/s11071-022-08192-x
[6] Wenzhuo Shi, Zimeng Guo, Zixiang Dai, Shizhen Li and Meng Chen (2024), doi:10.3390/jmse12081413
[7] Peng QIN, Jianjun LUO, Weihua MA and Liming WU (2024), doi:10.1051/jnwpu/20244230377
3.Fredrik Bengtsson and Torsten Wik, “Finding feedforward configurations using gramian based interaction measures”, pp. 27-35
DOI forward links to this article:
[1] M Manogna, B Amarendra Reddy and K Padma (2023), doi:10.1088/2631-8695/acc0dc
[2] Manogna M., Amarendra Reddy B. and Padma Kottala (2024), doi:10.37394/23203.2024.19.7