Luiz Faria

Prof. Luiz Faria

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Academic Career Length

29Years (1998-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 April 2009 in IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies
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LFLuiz Faria
Luiz Faria
ASAntonio Silva
Antonio Silva
Zita ValeZita Vale
Zita Vale
AMAlbino Marques
Albino Marques
The activity of control center operators is important to guarantee the effective performance of power systems. Operators' actions are crucial to deal with incidents, especially severe faults like blackouts. In this paper, we present an intelligent tutoring approach for training Portuguese control center operators in tasks like incident analysis and diagnosis, and service restoration of power systems. Intelligent tutoring system (ITS) approach is used in the training of the operators, having into account context awareness and the unobtrusive integration in the working environment. Several artificial intelligence techniques were criteriously used and combined together to obtain an effective intelligent tutoring environment, namely multiagent systems, neural networks, constraint-based modeling, intelligent planning, knowledge representation, expert systems, user modeling, and intelligent user interfaces.

1 September 1998 in Computers in Industry
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Zita ValeZita Vale
Zita Vale
MFM.FErnanda Fernandes
M.FErnanda Fernandes
CRCouto Rosado
Couto Rosado
AMAlbino Marques
Albino Marques
Carlos RamosCarlos Ramos
Carlos Ramos
LFLuiz Faria
Luiz Faria


1 January 2011
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CMConstantino Martins
Constantino Martins
PCPaulo Couto
Paulo Couto
MFMarta Fernandes
Marta Fernandes
CBCristina Bastos
Cristina Bastos
CLCristina Lobo
Cristina Lobo
ECEurico Carrapatoso
Eurico Carrapatoso

1 July 2008
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GSGustavo Santos
Gustavo Santos
AGAntonio Gomes
Antonio Gomes
LFLuiz Faria
Luiz Faria
Sérgio RamosSérgio Ramos
Sérgio Ramos
Zita ValeZita Vale
Zita Vale
Designing electric installation projects, demands not only academic knowledge, but also other types of knowledge not easily acquired through traditional instructional methodologies. A lot of additional empirical knowledge is missing and so the academic instruction must be completed with different kinds of knowledge, such as real-life practical examples and simulations. On the other hand, the practical knowledge detained by the most experienced designers is not formalized in such a way that is easily transmitted. In order to overcome these difficulties present in the engineers formation, we are developing an Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS), for training and support concerning the development of electrical installation projects to be used by electrical engineers, technicians and students.

1 September 2011
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LFLuiz Faria
Luiz Faria
ASA. Silva
A. Silva
Carlos RamosCarlos Ramos
Carlos Ramos
Luis GomesLuis Gomes
Luis Gomes
Zita ValeZita Vale
Zita Vale
AMA. Marques
A. Marques
This paper deals with the application of an intelligent tutoring approach to delivery training in diagnosis procedures of a Power System. In particular, the mechanisms implemented by the training tool to support the trainees are detailed. This tool is part of an architecture conceived to integrate Power Systems tools in a Power System Control Centre, based on an Ambient Intelligent paradigm. The present work is integrated in the CITOPSY project which main goal is to achieve a better integration between operators and control room applications, considering the needs of people, customizing requirements and forecasting behaviors.