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An empirical trajectory model for drifted motions using GPS data of real life user traces drifting to a particular target point or a zone.
MSc Student: Kalpanie Mendis
Project Manager (Supervisor): Assoc. Prof. Alireza Borhani
The main goal of the carried out project was to analyze the impacts of the user mobility (as a moving scatterer) on the characteristics of the radio channel. This project prepared an empirical proof-of-concept to verify that fingerprints of user activities can be observed and detected in the characteristics of the radio channel.
Prosjektet Mat til minsten (Food4toddlers) har som hensikt å være en kvalitetssikret informasjonskilde for foreldre med barn i alderen 12-18 måneder. Prosjektet består i å lage en applikasjon som skal gjøre det enklere for foreldre å skape et godt matmiljø for barna sine. Innholdet i appen er oppskrifter, matmiljø og adferd i butikk. I forbindelse med oppskriftutviklingen var vi på inspirasjonstur til Geitmyra matkultursenter for barn, som ligger på Ullevål i Oslo.
The project include two parts. The first part is about modeling of communication system with variable data rate and multiple hysteresis areas using stochastic process. The second part is to refine simulators and documents for digital signal processing.
UiA's recent Master's in Business Adminsitration graduate, Ms. Lidia Kritskaya, presented the findings from her master thesis titled "Analyzing the Effects of Entrepreneurship Education on Students’ Entrepreneurial Intentions: Perspectives from Russia and Norway" at the 11th European Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (ECIE) in Jyvaskyla, Finland 14 - 16 September. The presentation was received successfully, good feedback was provided, and network connections have been established for continued academic development. The thesis was supervised by Dr. Rotem Shneor from the School of Business and Law.
