Kenneth Eriksson

Senior Professor

Staff member at Division of Mathematics, Computer and Surveying Engineering.

Conducts research in natrural sciences, mathematics.

Research area/research interest

Kenneths research has concentrated on developing computer-based methods for solving differential equations, and simulation techniques based on these methods. These methods are crucial in fields of science that study how various parameters change in time and space.

Keyword

Differential equations, simulation, adaptive calculation method and finite element method.

Publications

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A new Camera Model and Algorithms for higher Accuracy and better Convergence in Vision-based Pose Calculations

This paper presents novel strategies for better calibration and pose calculations of a system for determining the pose, i.e. position and...

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A new Camera Model for Higher Accuracy Pose Calculations

A position and orientation (pose) measurement system is being developed. The system, called PosEye, is based on a camera and by using the informati...

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A surrogate model based global optimization method

A new surrogate model based algorithm for global optimization is derived. A metamodel such as a kriging model or a radial basis function model is...

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Accuracy Investigation of a Vision Based System for Pose Measurements

The accuracy of a pose measurement system, called PosEye, is investigated. PosEye is a system for real time measurement of the position and...

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Camera Modelling and Calibration - with Applications

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Modelling and Simulation of Moving Boundaries and Convective Heat Transfer in Non-Autogenous Fusion Weld Pools using FEMLAB 3.1

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Stereo vision for path correction in off-line programmed robot welding

The paper describes a versatile machine vision system for correcting off-line programmed nominal robot trajectories for advanced welding. Weld...

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