Nikola Nikolov

Nikola Nikolov received education and training from the Technical University of Varna and has a Master of science in automation (1984-1989). Dr. Nikolov earned a PhD from the Technical University of Varna, in 2009 and works as Assoc. Professor, Technical University of Varna, (2013). Dr. Nikolov has 23 years of teaching and research experience. Fields of teaching activities include Technological Processes Control, Industrial Automation Systems Fields of research activities, Synthesis of Modal Adaptive State Controllers with Observer Other scientific interests, Algorithms of Adaptive State Observers Scientific and Educational organizations Membership, Member of Union of Automation and Informatics Languages, Bulgarian, Russian, English.

Publications

Two-step Procedure Based on the Least Squares and Instrumental Variable Methods for Simultaneous Estimation of von Bertalanffy Growth Parameters
Two-step Procedure Based on the Least Squares and Instrumental Variable Methods for Simultaneous Estimation of von Bertalanffy Growth Parameters
Ivelina Yordanova Zlateva, Nikola Nikolov. © 2019. 33 pages.
Advanced in the present article is a Two-step procedure designed on the methods of the least squares (LS) and instrumental variable (IV) techniques for simultaneous estimation of...
Progressive Engineering Practices in Marine Resource Management
Progressive Engineering Practices in Marine Resource Management
Ivelina Zlateva, Violin Raykov, Nikola Nikolov. © 2015. 455 pages.
There is overwhelming evidence that marine resources are being overexploited throughout the world. In an effort to conserve the natural resources of the world’s oceans, new...
Environmental Management Ecosystem vs. Engineering System Theory Approach Modeling and Analysis: Risk Management System as a Managerial Tool
Environmental Management Ecosystem vs. Engineering System Theory Approach Modeling and Analysis: Risk Management System as a Managerial Tool
Ivelina Yordanova Zlateva, Violin Stoyanov Raykov, Nikola Nikolov, Mariela Ivanova Alexandrova. © 2015. 47 pages.
There are clear indications that the potential for improvement of the fisheries management in the Black Sea is more connected to innovative ecosystem preservation approach and...