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The Research Seminars are in Canalside West Building, University of Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DH at various times.
To register your attendance to these free event please contact Mrs Gwen Wood on g.wood@hud.ac.uk
For the next seminar click here
Presentation by: Gary Allen (internal, staff)
Title: Research Themes in Software Engineering
Presentation by: Ron Edwards, CEO, Ambient Performance (external: Ambient Performance)
Title: Industrial Applications of Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Worlds and 3D Visualization
Abstract: Ambient has recently been awarded a Technology Strategy Board SBIR grant to integrate commercial AI packages with the Forterra OLIVE virtual world platform to model driver behaviours on managed highways. This talk will explore this work and other projects underway to utilize AI in multiuser virtual worlds for training, simulation and decision support, as well as to highlight recent developments in 3D visualization on mobiles and virtual worlds for cultrual heritage/tourism, government and business.
Ambient is interested in exploring collaborative funded research and welcomes the opportunity to share work in progress. http://ambientperformance.com
Ron Edwards is the co-founder and CEO of Ambient Performance, a UK based company specializing in enterprise virtual worlds and mobile 3D visualization for clients in government, corporate and higher education sectors. Ron is from Seattle, lives in London, and is a PhD student at SMARTlab Digital Media Institute at the University of East London, researching Collaborative 3D Visualization in the Mobile Metaverse.
Presentation by: Lee McCluskey (internal, staff)
Title: Workshop on Evaluating and Writing Research Papers
Presentation by: Amir Araghi (internal, research student)
Title: The Use of Ontology for Automated Planning
Presentation by: Munir Naveed (internal, research student)
Title: Using Hierarchical Task Networks with Real-time Heuristic Search for Pathfinding
Presentation by: TL McCluskey (internal, staff)
Title: Inducing Action Semantics from Action Traces: applications to games and business process analysis
Presentations by:
Matthew Wankling:Studies in modal density; Its effects at low frequencies
Julian Romero:Characterization of Small Room acoustics for audio production
Steve Fenton:Objective Quality Measurement of Audio Using Multiband Dynamic Range Analysis
Each presentation will last approximately 15 minutes followed by discussion. This event is free and everyone, both students and staff, are welcome to attend. We particularly encourage final year students on the Music Technology and Production courses to attend.
Presentations by:
Ahmad Klaib (1.15pm): Exact String Matching Algorithms For Searching Protein Sequence Databases
Informatics Research Group
Faisal Al Thobiani (1.45pm): Investigation Of Non-intrusive Detection and Diagnosis of Centrifugal Pumps based on Advanced Signal Processing of Vibro- Acoustic Measurements
Diagnostic Engineering Research Group
Fathi Elamin (2.15pm): Fault Detection And Diagnosis In Diesel Engine Using Acoustic Emission
Diagnostic Engineering Research Group
Jian Wang (2.45pm): Illuminant Condition Matching: A Multivision Interest Point Based Approach
Centre for Precision Technologies Research Group (CPT)
Salem Al-Arbi (3.15pm): Characterisation of Vibration from Gear Transmission for Condition Monitoring
Diagnostic Engineering Research Group
Timothy Millea (3.45pm): The Automated Composition Of Popular Music
Music Technology Research Group
Xiangqi Lan (4.15pm): Characterisation System For Surface Metrology
Centre for Precision Technologies Research Group (CPT)
Claudiu Guisca (4.45pm): Development Of A Traceability Route For Areal Surface Texture Measurements
Centre for Precision Technologies Research Group (CPT)
The presentations are part of the annual progression process and provide an excellent opportunity to hear about the current research being undertaken by your colleagues.
Presentations by:
Ahlam Sawsaa (1.15pm): A Generic of Knowledge Mapping Through Virtual Communities of Practice in Information Science
Informatics Research Group
Asmaa Alabed (1.45pm): Manufacturing Knowledge Warehouse Development
Advanced Machining Research Group
Jafar Ali (2.15pm): 3D Model of Cooling Water Discharge into British Waterways Canal
Automotive Research Group
Mark Bingham (2.45pm): Illuminant Condition Matching: A Multivision Interest Point Based Approach
Music Technology Research Group
Matthew Wankling (3.15pm): Assessing the Quality of Low Frequency Audio Reproduction in Critical Listening Spaces
Informatics Research Group
Mohammed Alseddiqi (3.45pm): Design and Development of an E-learning System to Enhance Work-based Learning at Technical and Vocational Education in the Kingdom of Bahrain
Automotive Research Group
Teerachai Leeungculsatien (4.15pm): Multi-electrode Electromagnetic Flow Meter for Multiphase Flow Imaging Velocity Measurement
Systems Engineering Research Group
Xiangdong Li (4.45pm): Realities in the Making: Comparative Analysis of the Effectiveness of Field and Laboratory Evaluation Methods for Domestic Communication Technologies
Knowledge Engineering and Intelligent Interfaces Research Group
The presentations are part of the annual progression process and provide an excellent opportunity to hear about the current research being undertaken by your colleagues.
Presentations by:
Saqib Iqbal (1.15pm): Objects and Aspects: A Unified Framework for Software Design
Informatics Research Group
Munshi Shah (1.45pm): Tool based Knowledge Engineering for AI Planning
Informatics Research Group
Matthias Muller (2.15pm): Predicting the Axial Load Capacity of Joints Formed by V-Band Retainers
The Engineering Control and Machine Performance Research Group (ECMPG)
Ayman Alaiwi (2.45pm): Investigation of Extremely Low Frequency Data Transmission Link
Systems Engineering Research Group
The presentations are part of the annual progression process and provide an excellent opportunity to hear about the current research being undertaken by your colleagues.
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Published: April 2009
