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  • Vibration control of five storey model with semi-active stiffness damper 
    Djajakesukma Sri Lily; Samali Bijan; Nguyen Hung (World Scientific, 2002)
    This paper presents vibration control of a five-storey model with semi-active stiffness damper subjected to earthquake loads. Semi-active stiffness damper consists of a special type of hydraulic damper connected to the ...
  • Vibration of Hydraulically Interconnected Suspensions due to Fluid-Structure Interaction 
    Zhao Jing; Zhang Nong (University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, 2009)
    The pressure changes produced inside the fluid circuits of Hydraulically Interconnected Suspensions (HIS) often lead to vibration of pipelines and associated structures and become a source of structural noise. This paper ...
  • Video Object Encoder using Region-of-interest-based Neural Network Classifiers 
    Jan Tony (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2003)
    In this paper, a hybrid classifier is introduced which combines a linear discriminant classifier and a nonlinear nonparametric neural network based classifier such as the Radial Basis Function Neural Networks. This ...
  • Virtual Electronic Engineering 
    Koosha Homa; Simoff Simeon; Madadnia Jafar (Massey University, 2002)
    This paper addresses the problem of remote collaboration in global electrical engineering student projects. The problem has several facets, including the arrangement of virtual engineering laboratory workspaces, the ...
  • Virtual Games based Self Rehabilitation for Home Therapy System 
    Kaluarachchi Chethasi; Aung Mon; Al-Jumaily Adel (IEEE, 2011)
    It has been reported that 53,000 stroke events annually with ongoing costs are nearly $500 million per year for physical therapy care. This paper aims to provide effective and active rehabilitation for patients suffering ...
  • Virtual-head robot tracking and three-point l-l control for multiple mobile robots 
    Ha Quang; Nguyen Anh Duy; Nguyen Hung (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2006)
    In the context of robotic formation control, the commonly-used virtual robot tracking combined with l-l control has limitations in the establishment of a line formation, the possibility of collision between robots, and ...
  • A Virtual Odometer for a Quadrotor Micro Aerial Vehicle 
    Abeywardena Dinuka; Kodagoda Sarath; Munasinghe Rohan; Dissanayake Gamini (Australian Robotics and Automation Association, 2011)
    This paper describes the synthesis and evaluation of a â¿¿virtual odometerâ¿ for a Quadrotor Micro Aerial Vehicle. Availability of a velocity estimate has the potential to enhance the accuracy of mapping, estimation and ...
  • Visual Information and Camera Motion Fusion for 3D Target Tracking 
    Balasuriya Arjuna; Zhen Jia; Challa Subhash (ICARCV, 2004)
    This paper proposes a data fusion scheme for visual object identification and tracking by autonomous vehicles. In this scheme, image motion vectors fields, color features, visual disparity depth information and camera ...
  • The Voice Capacity of WiFi for Best Effort and Prioritized Traffic 
    Dao, Nghia T; Wei, Xun; Malaney, Robert A. (2007-03-12)
    Crucial to supporting voice over 802.11b is the knowledge of voice capacity (Nc) of a single Access Point. This paper provides an analytical formulation of Nc in the case where all traffic in the network is voice. Our ...
  • Water Sensitive Urban Design at an Agricultural High School 
    Beecham Simon; Dunphy Alison; Morison Peter (Institute of Engineers Australia, 2005)
    The deleterious effects on receiving water bodies of stormwater runoff from urban areas have been studied extensively. However, impacts of runoff from mixed land-use institutions such as schools is less understood. This ...
  • Water, water, everywhere. Quantifying possible domestic water demand savings through the use of rainwater collection from residential roofs in Auckland, New Zealand 
    Vale Robert; Ghosh Sumita (7UDM & 4WSUD, 2006)
    Current residential sector growth rates in the Auckland Region are expected to impose increased demands on domestic water supply. This paper attempts to quantify, for four typical roof areas (100 m2, 150 m², 200 m², and ...
  • A Web Application Architecture Framework 
    Kong Xiaoying; Liu Li (Norsearch Reprographics, 2004)
    As the complexity of web systems grows, there is a need to develop an Architecture Framework to support and guide an organization for web system planning, design, building, deployment and maintenance. This paper presents ...
  • webXstream - An Optimal Methodology for Web Development 
    Ceglarek Tomasz; Kong Xiaoying (Norsearch Reprographics, 2004)
    This paper presents an optimised web development process to assist web professionals in bringing a systematic approach to their efforts in developing web-based software systems. Firstly seeking a broader understanding ...
  • Weed detection and classification for autonomous farming 
    Kodagoda Sarath; Zhang Zhengzhi; Ruiz David; Dissanayake Gamini (I*PROMS, 2008)
    Autonomous weed control concepts have recently being extensively researched due to the advantages that they possess. One of the critical modules of such systems is the sensing and classification of weeds within crops. In ...
  • A weighting scheme and a model for computing alternative pareto optimal solutions of multi objective linear programming problems 
    Maali Yashar; Mahdavi-Amiri N (IEEE, 2010)
    A new weighted order scheme is presented for finding alternative Pareto optimal solution of multi objective linear programming problems. In developing the weighted scheme, a big M model is proposed. We establish some ...
  • Why Bounce is Bad 
    Eager David; Chapman Christopher (Kidsafe New South Wales Inc, 2004)
    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 ...
  • Wireless Real-time Head Movement System using a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) for Control of a Power Wheelchair 
    Craig Daniel; Nguyen Hung (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    Loss of mobility can occur for a variety of reasons, such as spinal cord injury or motor neurone disease. The onset of these conditions often brings with it an associated loss of personal independence, which is primarily ...
  • WON (Wireless Overlay Network) for Traceback of Distributed Denial of Service 
    Sun, Yan; Kumar, Anup; Srinivasam, S. (2007-03-12)
    This article presents an incremental and scalable solution for tracing Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed DoS (DDoS) attacks. Our approach allows the victim to identify the network paths traversed by attack traffic ...
  • Wood Stressed-skin Floor Systems - Investigation on Load/Stress Distribution in SSP and on Ultimate Responses 
    Gerber Christophe Daniel; Crews Keith; Sigrist Christophe (Institute of Materials Engineering Australasia Ltd, 2005)
    In Australla wood plays a major role in the building industry. Stressed-skin panels (SSP) can create new opportunities for use of timber in multi-storey residential, industrial, conunercial and public buildings. To achieve ...
  • Workspace mapping and force control for small haptic device based robot tele-operation 
    Chotiprayanakul Pholchai; Liu Dikai (IEEE, 2009)
    When a large robot manipulator is remotely controlled by means of a small haptic device, there are two issues which should be addressed: mapping of robot arm workspace and haptic device workspace, and accurate and safe ...