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Stacking ensemble learning for PCC voltage prediction in SEIG-ELC based off-grid micro-hydro systems

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By Shalini Sinha, Mrinal Kanti Rajak, Rajen Pudur
| Nature Verified
Abstract Voltage stability in off-grid systems that use self-excited induction generators (SEIGs) is difficult to maintain. The limited generation capacity and the frequent load variations of rural micro-hydro settings are the main reasons. Accurate prediction of the point-of-common-coupling (PCC) voltage is therefore important for effective control and equipment safety.
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The missing piece in India’s heat action plans: The communities they leave behind

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By Aravind Unni, Shalini Sinha, Niutoli Yepthomi
| Down To Earth Verified
India’s summers have become longer and more intense. Heatwaves now begin as early as February in the south, persist through October in the east, and each year arrive sooner, affect more regions and temperatures break new records; with 40°C now routine rather than exceptional. Nights offer no respite, safe working hours shrink, earnings fall, and homes turn uninhabitable after dark — especially in cities.
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Mapping heat stress shows Delhi street vendors’ precarity

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By Shalini Sinha, Aravind Unni
| Question of Cities
Street vendors are among the most visible segments of the urban informal economy. They are also highly labour-intensive and environmentally exposed, typically working in open public spaces with minimal infrastructure and limited access to basic amenities such as water, sanitation, electricity, shade, or shelter. Also dealing in perishable commodities including fruits, vegetables, and cooked food, they face added risks of stock spoilage and income loss during periods of extreme heat.
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