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  • Algorithmic Support for Video-on-Demand Based on the Delayed-Multicast Protocol 
    Glinos Nikolaos; Hoang Doan; Nguyen Dang Nam Chi; Symvonis Antonios (Carleton Scientific, 2002)
    In this paper, we examine algorithmic issues related to the delayed multicast technique [8] for Video-on-Demand delivery. We introduce the minimum total memory (MTM), minimum total traffic (MIT), and the minimum ...
  • Automatic cell segmentation in microscopic color images using ellipse fitting and watershed 
    Park Mira; Jin J; Peng Yu; Summons D; Yu D; Cui Yue; Luo Suhuai; Felix W; Santos Leonardo D; Xu Min (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    This paper presents an efficient and innovative method for the automated counting of cells in microscopic image. The performance of watershed-based algorithms for the segmentation of clustered cells has been well demonstrated. ...
  • Benefits of Intercultural Cooperation in Sport-for-Development: Complementing International Expertise with Local Community Knowledge 
    Schulenkorf Nico (International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE), 2012)
    There is increasing evidence that government agencies and NGOs are turning to sport-for-development (S4D) projects as a tool for inclusive social change, reconciliation and peace-building in divided societies. In a developing ...
  • Classifying m-Payments: A User-Centric Model 
    Lawrence Elaine; Zmijewska Agnieszka; Steele Robert (Institute for Technology and Enterprise, 2004)
    This study's objective was to develop a new model to classify mobile payment systems. Analysis of current classifying models revealed their lack of user's perspective. The new model proposed in this paper focuses on the ...
  • Clustering Nuclei Using Machine Learning Techniques 
    Peng Yu; Park Mira; Xu Min; Luo Suhuai; Jin Jesse Sheng; Cui Yue; Felix W; Santos Leonardo D (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women. Meanwhile, cervical cancer could be largely preventable and curable with regular Pap tests. Nuclei changes in the cervix could be found by this test. Accurate ...
  • Computer Aided Abnormality Detection for Microscopy Images of Cervical Tissue 
    Cui Yue; Jin Jesse Sheng; Park Mira; Luo Suhuai; Xu Min; Peng Yu; Felix W; Santos Leonardo D (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    Cervical cancer is the second most common malignancy among woman worldwide, if it is detected in early stage, cure rate is relatively high. Computer aided abnormality detection for cervical smear is developed to assist ...
  • Data Collection, Correlation and Dissemination of Medical Sensor Information in a WSN 
    Lawrence Elaine; Felix Navarro Karla; Hoang Doan; Lim Yen Yang (IEEE, 2009)
    This paper describes the development of a Wireless Sensor Network personal health monitoring system called Medical MoteCare which uses a combination of medical and environmental sensors. SNMP and CodeBlue agents are ...
  • Data Fusion Techniques for Auto Calibration inWireless Sensor Networks 
    Takruri Maen; Challa Subhash; Yunis Ramah (IEEE, 2009)
    Wireless sensor networks are deployed for the purpose of sensing and monitoring an area of interest. Sensor measurements in sensor networks usually suffer from both random errors (noise) and systematic errors (drift and ...
  • E-Education: Implications for Knowledge transfer via Global Co-operative education 
    Szewcow Ury; Lawrence Elaine; Felix Navarro Karla (Dept of Educational Sciences, University of Cyprus, Cyprus, 2003)
    This paper reports on a radical and ongoing leamtng and teaching experiment in which a private multinational organization (Cisco) and traditional learning institutions (schools, colleges and universities) have combined ...
  • An Efficient Scheme for Locating Nodes in the Internet Geo-LPM: Geographic Longest Prefix Matching 
    Hoang Doan; Le Thi Hong Hanh; Simmonds Andrew (Australian Telecommunications Networks and Applications Conference, 2004)
    One of the major weaknesses of existing peer-to-peer networks is that their overlay structures do not match well with the physical underlying network topology. In this paper, we present a Geographical Longest Prefix Matching ...
  • Fair Intelligent Feedback Mechanism on TCP based Network 
    Yu Qing; Li Ming; Hoang Doan; Feng David Dagan (CSREA Press, 2002)
    Network performance degradation due to congestion is a major problem in the Internet. This performance degradation is mainly due to the uncoordinated interaction of congestion control mechanism of the TCP and that of ...
  • Fast tracking of a given heart rate profile in treadmill exercise 
    Weng Kaili; Turk Basil; Dolores Louis; Nguyen Tuan; Celler Branko; Su Steven; Nguyen Hung (The Printing House, Inc., 2010)
    This paper investigates the application of a multi-loop PID controller in an automated treadmill exercise machine. The approach is to design a computer-controlled treadmill control system for the regulation of heart rate ...
  • Legal and Audit Issues in Peer-to-Peer Network 
    Lawrence Elaine; Garner Brian (Trauner Druck on behalf of IFIP, 2004)
    Electronic and mobile commerce involve unique legal and audit risks due to the proliferation of technologies now on offer. Governance and accountability issues associated with disruptive technologies, such as ...
  • Macroscopic Sensor Networks: Application Issues in the Healthcare Industry 
    Lawrence Elaine; Felix Navarro Karla; Riudavets Josep; Messina Marco (CSITeA'04, 2004)
    Motes (coin-sized sensors) have the potential to transform the way in which people live and work where computing occurs without human interaction - 'data is pre-processed and available on demand'. Motes may potentially ...
  • Mobile government - converging technologies and transition strategies 
    Al-Khamayseh Shadi; Lawrence Elaine (Universitatsverlag Rudolf Trauner, 2005)
    Over the past decade Governments over the world have been moving to providing services to their citizens via the web with varying degrees of success. These e-Govemment initiatives have been the subject of extensive rearch ...
  • Mobile Learning and Student Perspectives: A mReality Check! 
    Lawrence Elaine; Zmijewska Agnieszka; Dyson Laurel; Litchfield Andrew (IEEE, 2008)
    n this paper the authors report on the results of a survey aimed at ascertaining the opinions of contemporary university students on the use of mobile devices as learning tools. Four hundred and forty two postgraduate and ...
  • Modeling of Human Heart Rate Response during Walking, Cycling and Rowing 
    Baig Dur-E-Zehra; Su Hao; Cheng Teddy; Savkin Andrey; Su Steven; Celler Branko (The Printing House, Inc., 2010)
    The aim of this paper is to study the human Heart Rate (HR) response during walking, cycling and rowing exercises using linear time varying (LTV) models. We used the frequency of exercise locomotion as the input to the ...
  • Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) Measurements During Global Cerebral Ischemia in Sheep 
    Martinez-Coll Alfredo; Morgan Michael; Nguyen Hung (Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, 2003)
  • Personalised mobile services supporting the implementation of clinical guidelines 
    Jones Val; Gay Valerie; Leijdekkers Peter; Rienks Rienk; Hermens Hermie (AIME 2009, 2009)
    Telemonitoring is emerging as a compelling application of Body Area Networks (BANs). We describe two health BAN systems developed respectively by a European team and an Australian team and discuss some issues encountered ...
  • Point-of-Treatment : Touchable e-nursing User Interface for Medical Emergencies 
    Sax Christian; Lawrence Elaine (IEEE Computer Society, 2009)
    A common occurence in any nursing home for the elderly is a medical emergency such as a cardiac arrest, a fall or a diabetic seizure. Our goal was to provide an effective and supportive graphical user interface for nursing ...