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BE, PhD in Electrical Engineering

Senior Lecturer, Griffith School of Engineering

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Research expertise

Dr Seagar has expertise in the areas of computational electromagnetics and biomedical engineering.

In the area of computational electromagnetics he specialises in the use of conventional boundary integral techniques for the calculation of the fields surrounding high tension power transmission lines, and the newer multi-dimensional Cauchy integral technique using Clifford algebra for the fields scattered from perfectly reflective and partially transmissive objects.

In the area of biomedical engineering he focusses on the application of signal and image processing as an aid to medical diagnosis and treatment.

 

Current teaching areas

  • Engineering electromagnetics
  • Signals and imaging for biomedicine and sport

 

Publications

  • PL Woodfield, A Seagar, W Hall. `Magnetic Damping Effects in Forced-Oscillation Vibrating-Wire Viscometers'  International Journal of Thermophysics, v33, Feb 2012, pp259-278.
  • A Seagar.  `Calculation of Electromagnetic Fields in Three Dimensions Using the Cauchy Integral' IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, v48 no2, Feb 2012, pp175-178.
  • W Hall, A Seagar, S Palmer.  `Automatic Grain Texture Analysis Using Integral Transforms' Holzforschung, v66, Jan 2012, pp231-236.
  • A Chantaveerod, AD Seagar. `Iterative solutions for electromagnetic fields at perfectly reflective and transmissive interfaces using Clifford algebra and the multi-dimensional Cauchy integral' IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, v57 no11, Nov 2009, pp. 3489-3499.
  • S Leelachanachaipong, A Seagar, S Nilboworn. `Accurate calculations of equivalent diameter for bundled three phase transmission lines' 31st Electrical Engineering Conference (EECON 31), Nakorn NaiYok, 29-31 October 2008.
  • S Nilboworn, K Tuntrarungrojn, A Seagar. `Reduction of fields nearby high tension power lines using grounded shields' 30th Electrical Engineering Conference (EECON 30), Khanchanaburi, 25-26 October 2007, pp. 201-204.
  • `Calculation of electromagnetic field with integral equation based on Clifford algebra' Progress in A Chantaveerod, A Seagar, T Angkaew. Electromagnetic Research Symposium (PIERS'07), Prague, Czech Republic, 27-30 August 2007, pp. 62-71.
  • A Seagar, N Seagar, L Khooburat. `Native language programming server for Thai schools' 29th Electrical Engineering Conference (EECON 29), Pattaya, 9-10 November 2006, pp. 565-568. 
  • N Seagar, H Jeharon, A Seagar. `Hierarchical rule base for diagnosis based on melody of heart sounds' 12th International Conference on Biomedical Engineering (ICBME '05), Singapore, 7-10 December 2005.

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