UBC DAIS - Data Analytics and Intelligent Systems Lab
- Lab Website: https://dais.chbe.ubc.ca
- Faculty Website: https://chbe.ubc.ca/profile/bhushan-gopaluni/
For current/incoming students: Please see below for a guide on updating this website.
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- Please create a GitHub account if you do not already have one. Send your GitHub username to
[email protected]and CC[email protected]to add your account to the DAIS lab organization. - Wait for confirmation that your account has been added before proceeding.
- You will receive an email from GitHub with an invitation to join the
daisubcorganization. Click accept. If you do not see the email, login to GitHub and check your notifications on the top right corner.
- First, upload your profile pic to the
assets/profilefolder. Important: Please crop your photo to a squarish shape and keep the file size to something reasonable, <1MB. - Then, create a new
.mdfile with your name in the_profiles/folder. Use the existing profiles, an example is shown below for you to modify:
---
layout: biography
email: [email protected]
website: https://leerippon.com/
github: https://github.com/LeeRippon
project: Process Analytics and Machine Learning Techniques for the Kraft Pulping Process
img: leephoto2.png
degree: PhD
year_end: None
year_start: 2017
has_profile: True
biography: Lee Rippon is a PhD student studying Chemical and Biologial Engineering (CHBE) at UBC. He also holds BASc and MASc degrees from UBC in CHBE where his research experience includes applications of compressive sensing, adaptive control, system identification and process monitoring on sheet and film processes. His current research interests include applying process analytics and machine learning techniques to historical process data to perform fault detection, isolation, and diagnosis in a kraft pulping process.
cosupervisor:
- name: Philip Loewen (Math)
url: https://www.math.ubc.ca/~loew/
title: Lee Rippon
pub_name: Lee D. Rippon
linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leerippon
---
Update your lab and contact information in the _config.yml file_
Edit _includes/research.html and _layouts/home.html to customize the front page
To change the page layout, go to /_includes and edit the page partials. The default template can be changed in _layouts. Some pages can be edited directly in the markdown files contained in the root directory.
Lab publications are displayed in each team member's profiles dynamically using the team_profile_pubs.html partial. The Liquid code loops through all papers in site.data.publications and displays the publication if the team member's title or pub_name variable, as configured in the _profiles folder, matches a name in the author list.
To update the news page with new articles, go to /_news and create a new markdown file. Use the existing articles as a template.
To update or add new entries to the publications page, go to /_data/publications.yml. Use the existing publications as a template.
- Create a new
.mdfile in the/_profiles/folder. Use the existing profiles as a template for the variable names. - Place your profile picture in the
/assets/profilephoto. Please crop your photo to a squarish shape and keep the filesize to something reasonable.
Graduating members are moved to _data/alumni.yml. The status variable in _profiles is set to alumni to disable the profile from being displayed in the teams page.