Bogdan Løw-Hansen

Bogdan Løw-Hansen is a PhD research fellow at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Department of Engineering Cybernetics and the NTNU UAV Icing Lab. His work focuses on modeling and system identification for fixed-wing UAVs operating in icing conditions, including propulsion system analysis and fault detection algorithms.

• Education: M.Sc. in Cybernetics and Robotics (NTNU)
• Collaborators: Richard Hann (NTNU), Tor Arne Johansen (NTNU), Christoph Deiler (DLR), Bård Stovner (UBIQ Aerospace)

Research Trends: Recent publications emphasize UAV icing mitigation, propulsion system identification, and aerodynamic modeling. Key collaborations include DLR and UBIQ Aerospace, with methodological focus on time-domain system identification, electrothermal de-icing systems, and fault detection algorithms.

Teaching: Bogdan contributes to TTK4190 - Guidance, Navigation, and Control of Vehicles, supervising student assignments and providing guidance in control systems.

Publications: Highlights include 2025 work on UAV dynamics modeling, 2024 studies on propulsion system identification, and 2023 surveys of ice detection methods. Keywords span aerospace engineering, system identification, and fault detection.