Professor Pavel Trivailo
Professor
Details
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College: School of Engineering
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Department: School of Engineering
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Campus: Bundoora East Australia
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pavel.trivailo@rmit.edu.au
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ORCID: 0000-0002-3129-8044
About
Professional interests:
- Associated Editor & Member of Editorial Board of the International Journal on Inverse Problems in Science & Engineering (IPSE)
- RMIT Representative at the Avalon Airshows (2003, 2001, 1999)
- Invited Lecturer for the Royal Society of Victoria, Australia, 13 July 2000
- Instructor at the International Short Course 'The State of the Art in Vibration-Based Structural Damage Identification', Instructors: Dr C. R. Farrar, Dr S. W. Doebling (Los Alamos Dynamics, USA) & Dr P. M. Trivailo (RMIT)
- Member of The International Tethered Satellite Committee (Chaired by Prof H. Fujii, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology, Japan), 1998–current
Other achievements:
- DSTO Australia/DARPA (USA) Research Contract, Mach 5/50, 2003–current
- ARC Discovery Grant, 'Remote Delivery and Capture of Payloads using Aerial Deployed Tethers', 2003–04
- RMIT Discovery Research Award, 2003
- Japanese Government Award for Australia–Japan PhD exchange, 2002
- RMIT PhD Supervisor of the Year: supervised 33 postgraduate research students at RMIT (including 14 current, and 27 for which he is a Senior Supervisor), 2000
- Associated Editor & Member of Editorial Board of the International Journal on Inverse Problems in Science & Engineering (IPSE)
- RMIT Representative at the Avalon Airshows (2003, 2001, 1999)
- Invited Lecturer for the Royal Society of Victoria, Australia, 13 July 2000
- Instructor at the International Short Course 'The State of the Art in Vibration-Based Structural Damage Identification', Instructors: Dr C. R. Farrar, Dr S. W. Doebling (Los Alamos Dynamics, USA) & Dr P. M. Trivailo (RMIT)
- Member of The International Tethered Satellite Committee (Chaired by Prof H. Fujii, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology, Japan), 1998–current
Other achievements:
- DSTO Australia/DARPA (USA) Research Contract, Mach 5/50, 2003–current
- ARC Discovery Grant, 'Remote Delivery and Capture of Payloads using Aerial Deployed Tethers', 2003–04
- RMIT Discovery Research Award, 2003
- Japanese Government Award for Australia–Japan PhD exchange, 2002
- RMIT PhD Supervisor of the Year: supervised 33 postgraduate research students at RMIT (including 14 current, and 27 for which he is a Senior Supervisor), 2000
Teaching interests
Supervisor interests
Vibrations, Dynamics, Guidance, Control and optimisation of smart towed systems (space tethers, piloted and UAV/UUV aerial/underwater cable systems), Large space structures, Space flexible manipulators, Structural health monitoring, Space vehicle dynamics and trajectory optimisation, Control of satellite constellations, Aircraft flight dynamics and aerodynamic loading, NNs and GAs, Interactive dynamics simulations and animations in virtual reality
Vibrations, Dynamics, Guidance, Control and optimisation of smart towed systems (space tethers, piloted and UAV/UUV aerial/underwater cable systems), Large space structures, Space flexible manipulators, Structural health monitoring, Space vehicle dynamics and trajectory optimisation, Control of satellite constellations, Aircraft flight dynamics and aerodynamic loading, NNs and GAs, Interactive dynamics simulations and animations in virtual reality
Research interests
Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing, Biomedical Engineering, Applied Mathematics
