Dr Jamie A. Ward
Contact
Room: D21
Teaching
Research Themeseye based activity recognition; wearable computing;
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Overview of Activities My main interest is in exploring the use of body worn sensors to
gather information about
our common daily activities and habits.
I am involved with a number of specific research topics: activity recognition using wearable and body-worn sensors ( sticking accelerometers, microphones and electrodes on to people and watching what they do ) continuous activity recognition ( how to 'spot' and then classify interesting activities from a sequence) methods of evaluating continuous recognition ( figuring out what the results mean ) ProfileMy current work is funded by a MarieCurie European Fellowship under the
title, "Multimodal Activity Recognition for Interactive
Environments"(
(MARIE))
I completed my Ph.D. on "Activity Monitoring: Continuous Recognition and Performance Evaluation," at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zürich, in July 2006. Prior to that, I spent a year working for an electronics company in Austria (as an analogue circuit designer). In May 2000, I graduated with a BEng(Hons) in Computer Science and Electronics, at the University of Edinburgh. |
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