Ali Hamidoğlu

Behavior-disease feedback and endogenous isolation under infection risk.

The analysis identifies behavior-disease coupling through endogenous isolation as a population-level mechanism that modifies both equilibrium structure and transient outbreak dynamics, while providing a general framework that links evolutionary behavioral adaptation and epidemic control.

Spatial Decision Support for Controlled Environment Agriculture in Cold Regions: Evidence from Alberta, Canada

Beyond Reactive Operation: Sensor-Informed Model Predictive Control for Renewable Hydrogen Storage

Renewable hydrogen storage can absorb surplus wind and solar generation, reduce curtailment, and provide a flexible energy carrier. Its value depends not only on the electrolyzer, storage tank, and fuel cell, but also on the operational strategy used to coordinate these components. This study develops a sensor-informed...