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Apply for a joint PhD with the Shanghai – Melbourne Research Training Group.
This is one of two research projects studying unmanned aerial and surface vehicles (UAVs and USVs). The University of Melbourne is the home institution for this project. To view the SJTU-based partner project, click here.
This project will fully exploit available sensor data to develop novel data-driven optimization-based techniques to achieve control and management goals optimally with the ability to handle constraints and uncertainties. With the consideration of practical implementation issues such as the computational cost, physical constraints from sensors and actuators, and limitation of communication ability, efficient online data-driven optimal collaborative control algorithms in the presence of constraints will be explored.
The objectives of this project are:
The University of Melbourne: Professor Ying Tan, Dr Ye Pu
Shanghai Jiao Tong University: Professor Weidong Zhang
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We are seeking a PhD candidate with the following skills:
To apply for this joint PhD opportunity, and to view the entry requirements, visit How to apply. Please read the application guidelines and eligibility information for both UoM and SJTU before contacting the lead supervisors.
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