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Improving EV Charging

by Aswin Prabhakar
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Researchers at Chosun University and the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology have shared a dataset containing information from 732,000 charging sessions of electric vehicles. It covers 2,200 EV users and 2,100 chargers, and charger location categories. This dataset can be a valuable resource for multiple applications, including the management and development of power systems, EV charging services, charger placement strategies, and the planning of long-term investments in EV infrastructure.

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Aswin Prabhakar
Aswin Prabhakar

Aswin Prabhakar is a Policy Analyst at the Center for Data Innovation. He was previously a James Buchanan Fellow at George Mason University, where he earned a Master's degree in Economics. Aswin also holds an Integrated Master's degree in Development Studies from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras. Aswin's research primarily focuses on the policy implications of emerging technologies, with a particular emphasis on open-source AI models. He closely examines the policy issues surrounding open-source AI and also extensively analyzes competition policy issues in the e-commerce sector.

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