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Federation University Australia

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A Phased Development Framework Enabling Islanded Operation of Sustainable AI Data Centers With Onsite Grid-Following and Grid-Forming Energy Architectures

Jul 19, 2026

This study addresses engineering constraints in large-scale AI data center deployments, such as prolonged grid interconnection approval timelines and equipment delivery delays. To overcome these challenges, the authors propose a phased energy deployment architecture that integrates modular construction with a hybrid on-site energy system combining natural gas generation and grid-forming energy storage. This system enables islanded operation prior to full grid connection and facilitates seamless transition to grid-tied mode through a hybrid control strategy blending grid-forming and grid-following inverters. Electromagnetic transient simulations and modular design validation demonstrate that the hybrid system reliably supports high-power loads from early to mid-deployment stages and effectively manages islanding, reconnection, and recovery under grid disturbances. The approach significantly shortens construction timelines while enhancing power supply reliability and sustainability.

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Filtering-out poor-quality images for data preparation

Jul 14, 2026

Traditional image denoising methods are constrained by specific noise types and fixed image dimensions, limiting their effectiveness in handling multi-source image degradation under complex real-world conditions. This work proposes an innovative data preprocessing strategy that abandons conventional denoising in favor of directly selecting high-quality images based on image quality assessment metrics and adaptive optimal thresholds, thereby constructing a high-fidelity training set suitable for deep learning. The approach requires no uniform image resizing and is compatible with diverse noise types and acquisition environments. Evaluated on traffic sign and general object recognition tasks, models trained with this method achieve average accuracies of 93.8% and 84.9%, respectively, significantly outperforming existing approaches and demonstrating strong efficacy and generalization capability for practical applications such as autonomous driving.

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A Phased Development Framework Enabling Islanded Operation of Sustainable AI Data Centers With Onsite Grid-Following and Grid-Forming Energy Architectures

Jul 19, 2026

This study addresses engineering constraints in large-scale AI data center deployments, such as prolonged grid interconnection approval timelines and equipment delivery delays. To overcome these challenges, the authors propose a phased energy deployment architecture that integrates modular construction with a hybrid on-site energy system combining natural gas generation and grid-forming energy storage. This system enables islanded operation prior to full grid connection and facilitates seamless transition to grid-tied mode through a hybrid control strategy blending grid-forming and grid-following inverters. Electromagnetic transient simulations and modular design validation demonstrate that the hybrid system reliably supports high-power loads from early to mid-deployment stages and effectively manages islanding, reconnection, and recovery under grid disturbances. The approach significantly shortens construction timelines while enhancing power supply reliability and sustainability.

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Filtering-out poor-quality images for data preparation

Jul 14, 2026

Traditional image denoising methods are constrained by specific noise types and fixed image dimensions, limiting their effectiveness in handling multi-source image degradation under complex real-world conditions. This work proposes an innovative data preprocessing strategy that abandons conventional denoising in favor of directly selecting high-quality images based on image quality assessment metrics and adaptive optimal thresholds, thereby constructing a high-fidelity training set suitable for deep learning. The approach requires no uniform image resizing and is compatible with diverse noise types and acquisition environments. Evaluated on traffic sign and general object recognition tasks, models trained with this method achieve average accuracies of 93.8% and 84.9%, respectively, significantly outperforming existing approaches and demonstrating strong efficacy and generalization capability for practical applications such as autonomous driving.

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