Department of Electrical & Avionics Engineering

Dr Qasim Ali

Dr Qasim Ali

Assistant Professor

Department:
Electrical & Avionics Engineering

Email:
[email protected]

Contact:
+92-57-9153-226

Faculty Profile

A professional engineer with a doctorate in Avionics Engineering (Flight Control and Navigation) from Germany. Supervision and successful completion of a total of 28 research projects / theses inland and abroad. Vast experience of teaching the undergraduate / graduate courses in the domain of Avionics Engg and Flight Control & Navigation at Yildiz Tech University, Turkey, National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST), and Air University Pakistan. Diversified experience of Aviation Industry, R&D, Higher Education Management, Academia, Collaboration with Interdisciplinary Teams and Technical Documentation. Dr. Qasim Ali has field experience of 09 years as a maintenance engineer for maintenance, troubleshooting, modifications and upgrade of electronics, avionics, electrical and communication systems. He has also worked as a Documentation Engineer for 02 years, in collaboration with NRIET China, for development of technical publications in the domains of maintenance, troubleshooting, engineering drawings and signal flow charts for radar systems.

Academic Qualification

Highest Qualification: PhD (Avionics Engg – Flight Control), University of Würzburg, Germany - 2016

Area of Specialization: Avionics Engineering (Flight Controls)

Research Expertise
  • Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
  • Flight Dynamics and Control
  • Flight Simulations
  • Distributed Control
  • Global Navigation Satellite System

Research Keywords: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Flight Dynamics and Control, Flight Simulations, Distributed Control, Global Navigation Satellite System, Robust Control

Research Impact & Metrics

218

Google Scholar Citations

07

Google Scholar H-Index

Research Profiles & Academic Links

Web of Science ResearcherID:
PUE-1545-2026

Scopus Author ID:
59845562600

Publications & Research Outputs

11

Journal Articles

04

Conference Papers


Selected Research Output:

“Vertical take-off and landing hybrid unmanned aerial vehicles : An Overview,” The Aeronautical Journal, Cambridge University Press, pp. 1 – 41, 2022. 54 Citations .

“Explicit model following distributed control scheme for formation flying of mini UAVs," IEEE Access Journal, vol. 4, pp. 397 – 406, 2016. 51 Citations

"A review on distributed control of cooperating mini UAVs," International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Applications, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 1 – 13, 2014. 40 Citations


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