Hermann de Meer is affiliated with the University of Passau in Germany and has a research portfolio spanning engineering and computer science disciplines. Their work is primarily situated in electrical and electronic engineering, control and systems engineering, and computer networks and communications.
The scientist's research focuses on several core topics, including:
Recent publications illustrate a broad engagement with network systems and energy informatics. Selected recent papers include:
Hermann de Meer often collaborates with other researchers. Frequent co-authors include:
The researcher publishes regularly in select venues that concentrate on energy systems and network management. Key publication venues are:
Gunter Bolch;Stefan Greiner;Hermann de Meer;Kishor S. Trivedi
Andreas Fischer;Juan Felipe Botero;Michael Till Beck;Hermann de Meer
Gunter Bolch;Stefan Greiner;Hermann de Meer;Kishor Shridharbhai Trivedi
Andreas Berl;Erol Gelenbe;Marco Di Girolamo;Giovanni Giuliani
Andrew T. Campbell;Herman G. De Meer;Michael E. Kounavis;Kazuho Miki
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Xiaobing He;Michael Niedermeier;Hermann De Meer
Robert Basmadjian;Hermann de Meer
Robert Basmadjian;Nasir Ali;Florian Niedermeier;Hermann de Meer
Anna Volkova;Michael Niedermeier;Robert Basmadjian;Hermann de Meer
Gergő Lovász;Florian Niedermeier;Hermann Meer
Juan Felipe Botero;Xavier Hesselbach;Andreas Fischer;Hermann Meer
A.T. Campbell;M.E. Kounavis;D.A. Villela;J.B. Vicente
J. Rubio-Loyola;A. Galis;A. Astorga;J. Serrat
Andreas Fischer;Juan Felipe Botero;Michael Duelli;Daniel Schlosser
Olli Mämmelä;Mikko Majanen;Robert Basmadjian;Hermann Meer
Robert Basmadjian;Hermann De Meer;Ricardo Lent;Giovanni Giuliani
Kai Samelin;Henrich C. Pöhls;Arne Bilzhause;Joachim Posegga
Philippe Cudré-Mauroux;Parisa Haghani;Michael Jost;Karl Aberer
Alex Galis;Henrik Abramowicz;Marcus Brunner;Danny Raz
Dang Minh Quan;Robert Basmadjian;Hermann De Meer;Ricardo Lent
Richard Holzer;Hermann Meer;Christian Bettstetter
Kai Samelin;Henrich C. Pöhls;Arne Bilzhause;Joachim Posegga
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