T.C. Lukins

TL;DR: A system that employs computer vision techniques to report on the progress of these work packages automatically by analysing sequences of digital images acquired regularly by on-site cameras is proposed, allowing a project to be monitored more effectively.

TL;DR: In this article, an integrated building information system that aims to determine the progress of construction from digital images captured on site in order to semi-automate the work in progress measurement and calculation of interim payments as well as function as an early warning system of potential delays.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that the system accurately reports individual locomotor behavior within the group and that the measurements taken can provide unique insights into the effects of genetic background on individual and group behavior not previously recognized.

TL;DR: A subcutaneous radiofrequency identification transponder is used to measure ambulatory activity and temperature of individual rats when group-housed in conventional, rack-mounted home cages to demonstrate its ability to reliably detect naturally occurring behavioral effects, extending beyond the capabilities of routine observational tests and conventional monitoring equipment.

TL;DR: A first prototype system capable of detecting changes on a building site observed by a fixed camera, and classifying such changes as either actual structural events, or as unrelated is presented.