Work reported in this paper covers recent developments in transforming a project-based organization from one with minimal formal project management structure to a business that is now being managed as a whole by its project ...

Background Trampolines continue to be a major source of childhood injury. Objective To examine available data on trampoline injuries in order to determine the effectiveness of padding and enclosures. Design Trampoline ...

This paper describes the design and development of a high-speed, lightweight robot for indoor exploration; HOMER (High-speed Obstacle Mapping and Exploration Robot). HOMER is designed to rapidly explore an indoor environment ...

Proceedings of the 2008 AIPM Project Management Conference 12-15 October, 2008, National Convention Centre, Canberra, ACT, Australia

Artificial recognition of facial expression has attracted a lot of attention in the last few years and different facial expression detection methods have been developed. The current study uses a feature point tracking ...

Gone are the days when children¿s playgrounds were erected on concrete and asphalt. Impact attenuating playground surfacing has been common place in most children¿s playgrounds for many years. Unfortunately there is not a ...

Issues addressed: Consistent with health promotion principles of good practice, addressing playground injury necessitates the creation of a supportive environment for the enhancement of wellbeing and the prevention of ...

All existing playground safety standards throughout the world limit the maximum impact caused by a fall to a deceleration of 200g and/or a Head Injury Criteria (HIC) of 1000. These limits are based on extensive research ...