Rownak Jahan
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Rownak Jahan is an emerging researcher in renewable energy systems, with a primary focus on solar panel performance optimization and intelligent monitoring techniques. Her most cited work, "Dirt Identification and Removal based on Non-Contact Infrared Temperature Sensor on Solar Panel" (2023), introduces a novel approach to detecting soiling on photovoltaic surfaces by analyzing temperature variations using non-contact infrared sensors. This contribution addresses a critical challenge in solar energy efficiency—dirt accumulation can significantly reduce power output and increase maintenance costs. By enabling early, precise dirt identification, Jahan’s method offers a pathway to more efficient cleaning schedules and improved energy generation. Though early in her career, with 2 citations to date, her work demonstrates practical innovation at the intersection of sensor technology and sustainable energy. Her research holds promise for reducing operational costs in solar farms and advancing smart monitoring systems. As she continues to develop her expertise, Jahan is poised to make further contributions to renewable energy reliability and automation.
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