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Master tracks in different resolutions during POLAR 2 campaign EPICA_X
Daniel Steinhage
This dataset was created via processing of raw position data acquired by the GPS sensor for scientific equipment on Polar 6/Polar 5 to receive a validated master track which is used as reference of further expedition data.
Hurcott Lane, Kidderminster, Worcestershire
16 pages of A4 descriptive text and 5 figures.
Study of dynamic workload assignment strategies on production performance
H Li & Ajith Parlikad
As maintenance has grown to be seen as a prospective tool for production value generation and business performance improvement, it can no longer be considered as isolated from other production activities. Studies have shown that the degradation process of machines is dependent on the operation being performed (e.g., higher workload results in faster degradation). However, the decision-making in maintenance planning with dynamic operation/workload adjustment considerations has not been addressed until recently. Moreover, the existing approaches...
A Comparison of Neural Models for Word Ordering
E Hasler, Felix Stahlberg, Marcus Tomalin, Gispert A De & William Byrne
We compare several language models for the word-ordering task and propose a new bag- to-sequence neural model based on attention-based sequence-to-sequence models. We evaluate the model on a large German WMT data set where it significantly outperforms existing models. We also describe a novel search strategy for LM-based word ordering and report results on the English Penn Treebank. Our best model setup outperforms prior work both in terms of speed and quality.
The role of building dimensions and position on the response of buildings to tunnelling subsidence: centrifuge modelling
Stefan Ritter, G Giardina, Matthew De Jong & Robert Mair
In urban tunnelling it is essential to predict the performance of surface structures to tunnelling-induced ground movements. Existing methods to assess potential building damage assume that a building located within the hogging and sagging region of the settlement trough can be subdivided into its sagging and hogging parts, which are then analysed separately. Netzel (2009) importantly identified that this splitting of a building can underestimate the structural damage. This paper examines the effects that both...
Influence of building geometry on bending and shear deformations of buildings subject to tunnelling subsidence: experimental testing
Stefan Ritter, G Giardina, MJ DeJong & Robert Mair
Tunnelling-induced settlement damage to pre-existing buildings is a result of bending and shear deformations, which typically occur simultaneously. However, widely accepted methods to assess building damage caused by tunnelling subsidence focus only on the mode of deformation (i.e. shear or bending) that is assumed to govern the onset of building damage. Furthermore, building damage assessment methods typically relate the dominant mode of deformation to the length to height ratio, L/H, of the structure, while more...
109 um LPG transmission spectra in air and water
Transmission spectra (recorded as described in linked paper) of an 109 um LPG with air and water as the surrounding medium.
Promotion of germination using hydroxamic acid inhibitors of 9-cis-epoxycarotenoid dioxygenase
Andrew Thompson
Data underlying publication entitled: Promotion of germination using hydroxamic
acid inhibitors of 9-cis-epoxycarotenoid
dioxygenase.
Consists of raw data points used in statistical analysis and production of graphs and table.
Consists of raw data points used in statistical analysis and production of graphs and table.
2016 Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium (DSDS16) in conjunction with DSTL and AWE: symposium outputs
This collection showcases outputs from the second Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium, hosted at the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom by Cranfield University in association with Dstl. It is the only UK conference to provide research students and early career researchers in defence and security with an opportunity to present their work to a sector-wide audience. Covering both technology and social sciences research, contributions include technical papers, a 3MT (three minute thesis) competition, a...
2016 Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium (DSDS16) in conjunction with DSTL and AWE: symposium outputs
This collection showcases outputs from the second Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium, hosted at the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom by Cranfield University in association with Dstl. It is the only UK conference to provide research students and early career researchers in defence and security with an opportunity to present their work to a sector-wide audience. Covering both technology and social sciences research, contributions include technical papers, a 3MT (three minute thesis) competition, a...
Promotion of germination using hydroxamic acid inhibitors of 9-cis-epoxycarotenoid dioxygenase
Andrew Thompson
Data underlying publication entitled: Promotion of germination using hydroxamic
acid inhibitors of 9-cis-epoxycarotenoid
dioxygenase.
Consists of raw data points used in statistical analysis and production of graphs and table.
Consists of raw data points used in statistical analysis and production of graphs and table.
AzoBenzene Langmuir monolayer isotherm, with and without UV exposure
Matthew Partridge
Two files containing repeat isotherms of
C8AzoC10N+C2OH. One file contains the isotherms run without UV exposure the second during UV exposure..
The files are .txt with labeled columns.
The files are .txt with labeled columns.
Network on consumer goods, big data and re-distributed Manufacturing - RECODE Network
, Fiona Charnley & Ashutosh Tiwari
This document is a compilation of the work conducted as part of the RECODE Network.
Where’s Oxygen!
Akhil Kallepalli
3MT presented at the 2017 Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium.
May it be diagnostic medicine or surgical assistance, oxygen perfusion determination is one of the primary indicators of healthy tissue. In this talk, I will be discussing the utility and applications of non-contact oxygen estimation.
May it be diagnostic medicine or surgical assistance, oxygen perfusion determination is one of the primary indicators of healthy tissue. In this talk, I will be discussing the utility and applications of non-contact oxygen estimation.
Hives and Honeypots: Understanding Malicious Activity In Online Accounts
Jeremiah Onaolapo
3MT presented at the 2017 Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium.
Account credentials are attractive to cybercriminals who often seek ways to monetise the valuable and sensitive data in online accounts that such credentials guard. However, it is unclear what exactly cybercriminals do with compromised accounts after gaining access. To protect users, it is important for researchers and law enforcement agencies to understand the modus operandi of these criminals. To this end, my research focuses on understanding...
Account credentials are attractive to cybercriminals who often seek ways to monetise the valuable and sensitive data in online accounts that such credentials guard. However, it is unclear what exactly cybercriminals do with compromised accounts after gaining access. To protect users, it is important for researchers and law enforcement agencies to understand the modus operandi of these criminals. To this end, my research focuses on understanding...
I feel it in my bones! An investigation into the mechanical and structural changes to bone as we age
Hannah McGivern
3MT presented at the 2017 Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium.
Bone biomechanics is concerned with the study of the ailments and performance of our musculoskeletal system. Our knowledge of this field has been propelled forward by those in the automotive industry, who specialise in applied biomechanics and engineering. Their interest in this subject matter stems from the continual need to improve vehicle safety, but our skeletons also provide anthropological records of our lives, and can even...
Bone biomechanics is concerned with the study of the ailments and performance of our musculoskeletal system. Our knowledge of this field has been propelled forward by those in the automotive industry, who specialise in applied biomechanics and engineering. Their interest in this subject matter stems from the continual need to improve vehicle safety, but our skeletons also provide anthropological records of our lives, and can even...
Thematische Collectie: Onderhandelen over zoönosen in Nederland (1898-2001)
A.F. Haalboom
Interviews in het kader van promotieonderzoek (2012-2017) naar de omgang met door mensen en landbouwhuisdieren gedeelde infectieziekten ('zoönosen') in Nederland gedurende de twintigste eeuw. In dit project heeft wetenschapshistorica Floor Haalboom de historische verhoudingen tussen de domeinen landbouw en volksgezondheid en de disciplines diergeneeskunde en geneeskunde in de omgang met zoönosen onderzocht. Dit gebeurde aan de hand van vier voorbeelden van zoönosen van productiedieren: rundertuberculose (1898-1956), influenza (1918-1957), voedselinfecties door de Salmonella bacterie (1951-1978) en...
Thematische collectie: STRABO
Overzicht van de gearchiveerde projecten van STRABO
Thematische collectie: Archeologie West-Friesland
Overzicht van de gearchiveerde projecten van Archeologie West-Friesland