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[…] European public administrations, start–ups and SMEs to foster their journey towards digitization – particularly in the realms of preventive health, mobility, tourism and alpine sports. In doing so, EDIH Crowd–in–Motion aims to be a one–stop shop to unleash these entities’ digital potential, with free–of–charge services to micro, small and medium–sized businesses. For more information, please visit https://www.crowd–in–motion.eu. We cordially invite you to the joint discussion. Please register beforehand here: Link. Thereafter, you will receive a Zoom link. Agenda 11:00 Welcome and event objectives Eva Hollauf, Salzburg Research / EDIH Crowd–in–Motion 11:05 Trend brief: AI in Tourism Mobility Dorina Tosaki, Salzburg Research / EDIH Crowd–in–Motion 11:15 RI.T.MO case study: Identification of solutions to promote sustainable mobility in tourism – which fields of intervention might benefit from AI? Lorenzo Manella, EDIH ER2DIGIT 11:30 Introduction and overview of project supported by EDIH DIHNAMO 11:45 AI–based Decision Support for Sustainable Mobility Arno Scharl, webLyzard technology 12:00 Questions and closing

[…] that describe and link to data collections and items available in the providers’ repositories and databases. Funded under the Research Infrastructures strand of the European Union’s Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, the ARIADNE projects implemented and enhanced the ARIADNE Research Infrastructure and mobilised a growing community of institutions and collaborative projects interested in sharing data through the e–Infrastructure. In the ARIADNEplus project almost 4 million data records were integrated in the ARIADNE Portal. Following a brief introduction to the ARIADNE initiative, this article presents selected achievements of the initiative with the ARIADNEplus project. It addresses the extension and support of the ARIADNE community, the activities promoting FAIR data in archaeology, and the standardisation of datasets based on the CIDOC CRM and the domain vocabularies Getty AAT and PeriodO. It considers the ARIADNE Portal as an effective data access and research tool, and the development of Virtual Research Environments as a new innovative approach. […]

With the Urban C–ITS Contest, the C–ITS implementations of European cities and regions with the respective characterisation of their systems and architectures were presented and honoured in Porto (Portugal) in autumn 2023. 21 cities from ten member states submitted their applications – proof of the growing interest of European municipalities in the introduction of C–ITS. The jury honoured eleven European cities. Salzburg received the award as a forerunner in the integration of city and surrounding area. Karl Rehrl from Salzburg Research accepted the award in Porto on behalf of the province of Salzburg. The award ceremony was a significant milestone for urban and regional development and intelligent transport, as it recognised the efforts of the cities in implementing a remarkable level of development. The representatives of the winning cities and regions also had the opportunity to present their C–ITS visions and thus contribute to the further progress of EU–wide urban C–ITS. C–ITS: Improving road […]

[…] groundbreaking innovations for sustainable and efficient traffic management in European cities and regions. Revolutionary Toolbox for Agile Urban Accessibility Management: A Groundbreaking Innovation for Cities and Regions in Europe! 25. Oktober 2023, 10:00–11:00 Uhr What will you learn in the webinar? Discover a digital solution for greener traffic. Learn how TAAM–toolbox streamlines traffic planning. Find out how to monitor traffic impact. See how AI enables real–time traffic changes. Sign up for the free webinar Agenda 10:00 – 10:05 Introduction and Welcome Piotr Bardadyn, Business Development Manager, dots. 10:05 – 10:15 TAAM project overview  Elisabeth Jarusel, PRISMA solutions Deutschland GmbH 10:15 – 10:35  Key conclusions results analysis from interviews with cities Karl Rehrl, Head of Mobility & Transport Analytics, Salzburg Research Gatis Vītols, Dean at Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies, LBTU 10:35 – 10:55  Vision about TAAM and how it will solve challenges identified in interviews Simon Nyga, PRISMA solutions Deutschland GmbHM Mārtiņš Bubins, System Analyst, dots. 10:55 – 11:00  Q&A […]

[…] has been implemented and real–world tested in urban and rural areas. New technological developments in the field of vehicle communication (ITS–G5), bicycle sensor technology and environment perception were used in these real–life tests. In this forum, results from the research project Bike2CAV will be presented and discussed with the expert audience how this concept or other solutions in this area can be designed to reduce the risk of collision for cyclists and thus increase their safety. Presentations: Introduction to the project, Salzburg Research Risk zones for cyclists at traffic junctions, Kuratorium für Verkehrssicherheit and University of Salzburg Detection of cyclists by vehicles or infrastructure and V2X communication, Kapsch TrafficCom Real–time warnings of collision risks for cyclists, Salzburg Research and Austrian Road Safety Board Results of real–life tests with focus on cooperative detection of collision risks, Salzburg Research Discussion with the participants Chair(s): Cornelia Zankl (Salzburg Research, Austria) Presenter(s): Hatun Atasayar (Kuratorium für Verkehrssicherheit), Martin […]

INTRODUCTION: Jump detection via inertial measurement units (IMUs) to monitor athletes is of high interest in many sports (e.g. volleyball , figure skating , snowboarding , ski jumping ). This work aims to develop an algorithm that detects jumps under different skiing conditions: freestyle jumps (big air, jumping hills) and jumps during normal skiing based on IMU data. The IMUs are attached to the skiers’ boots, which allows stable and consistent data recording . METHODS: The algorithm takes the mean of the absolute vertical accelerations and smooths this data using a moving average of the last 25 data points. These smoothed values are rounded to the nearest tenth. Finally, the ranges with zeros are identified as jumps. For the analysis of freestyle jumps, we used data from seven freestyle skiers, while we collected jumps while skiing from two recreational skiers. The experiment took place on big–air jumps and on an alpine skiing piste. […]

INTRODUCTION: The lack of a regular muscle–strengthening training poses a health risk, especially for older adults. Thus, research areas such as Active and Assisted Living (AAL) aim at investigating the effect of technologies on older adults’ lives. Tablet–based intervention studies, limited by sample size and time, revealed significant improvements on functional performance . However, the mentioned applications mainly focussed on providing training content without feedback or monitoring of exercise execution. Thus, we aimed at investigating the influence of a personalized home strength training called ILSE on older adults’ physical fitness from a 14–weeks field trial. METHODS: The AAL solution ILSE consists of a motion promotion app with versions for a 3D camera system (Orbbec Persee) and Android tablets. The home training function is provided on both versions to monitor the number of executed exercises. ILSE on the 3D camera system allows an extended training experience including recognition of postures, counting and notifications of […]

[…] as concrete application examples for companies. Paths to the Cyber Factory: Digital Assistance and Collaborative Robotics In the afternoon, Salzburg Research invited people to share experiences on cooperation between man and machine as part of the Austrian flagship project “MMAssist”: Optimized support for employees in the workplace through collaborative robots and industrial assistance systems. Results and lessons learned from applied research and industry. Matthias Plasch (PROFACTOR) gave an overview of the Austrian flagship project MMAssist in the introduction. Michael Zillich (Blue Danube Robotics) spanned the arc from cobots to collaborative heavy–duty applications in the keynote on safe assistance in industry. In his R&D lecture, Wernher Behrendt (Salzburg Research) gave insights into knowledge–based situation recognition to support industrial assembly processes. For this research area within the Austrian flagship project MMAssist, Behrendt received the Best Paper Award at the 2020 IEEE Conference on Cognitive and Computational Aspects of Situation Management (CogSIMA) in August. In his practical […]

[…] Hallein developed innovative, sustainable ideas with the help of digital technologies. On Monday, the youngsters present the ideas they have created and their own prototypes. October 21, 2019, 2 pm to 3.30 pm BHAK/BHAS Hallein Neualmerstraße 28, 5400 Hallein (Follow the signs) Program Moderation by the students: Welcome by Mr. Mag. Werner Huber, BHAK/BHAS Hallein Greetings from Mrs. AL Mag. Katharina Kiss, BMBWF Background to the project DOIT and the cooperation with BHAK&BHAS Hallein – a short introduction by Sandra Schön (Salzburg Research) and Prof. MMag. Elke Austerhuber (BHAK/BHAS Hallein) Short presentation of the prototypes by the pupils Expert statements on the developments Petra Stabauer, Salzburg Research, Project Manager SimpliCITY Willi Grundtner, Grundtner GmbH Many thanks to all experts mentioned above as well as to Stefan Wallinger from the bicycle service Wallinger, who supported the students in the workshop with words and deeds. No registration required, we look forward to seeing you! Program as […]

For the 10th time, nic.at and Salzburg Research organized the joint IT Businesstalk, which was launched in 2005. This year’s event on 11.4.2019 was about safety – to be more precise, and Security AND Safety. Six speakers provided fascinating insights into various aspects of security – from unreal scenes à la Hollywood to quite real scenarios from the industrial and SME sector. Security researcher Adrian Dabrowski provided a humorous–scientific introduction to the subject with his “Hollywood Hacking”: Starting with the transported image of the hacker up to his – usually very unrealistic – methods, he wittily explained why security experts often just shake their head about hacking scenes in films. But even in the real world, security experts like Adrian Pinter from Siemens Austria sometimes happen to not come out of the head shaking. He has already experienced quite a bit in his many years of auditing and was therefore able to report first–hand […]

[…] attempt to create the necessary tools that guarantee the delivery of robust, cost–effective, value added hypertext applications. We encourage contributions in the areas such as modelling hypertext applications and authoring documents, hypertext application development environments and methodologies, metrics for the evaluation of processes, environments, applications and technologies, real–world experiences and best practises. Literary Hypermedia Chair: Jim Rosenberg. Co–chair: Jill Walker, University of Bergen. Since the medium affects the writing, the question of how writing changes with the introduction of electronic media in general and hypertext in particular is relevant and challenging. We welcome papers on the theoretical and practical opportunities and challenges posed by the convergence of hypermedia systems and traditional written texts. A small list of topics might include: the nature of hypertextual time, cybertext/algorithmic anatomy, hypertext narratology, hypertext anti–narratology, the role of code in literary hypertext, hypertextual close reading, literary interfaces, minimalist hypertext, maximalist (sculptural) hypertext, the nature of hypertextual genre and […]

Abstract: Introduction: Diabetes requires a high level of disease management to be executed by the patient himself in order to succeed in treatment and for improving or at least preserving his health status. Aim: The main objective of the presented project is to design and implement a web technology based application framework. It shall provide sucient means for self–management and enable patient empowerment within the treatment process. Its underlying concept will be outlined in this work. Methods: Common techniques on requirements’ engineering have been applied to derive an initial concept. It is based on a comprehensive state of the art analysis drawn from literature and web search. Results: A service–oriented architecture could be drafted that enables interoperability with existing eHealth systems on a technical and semantic level. Pilots will be deployed in Germany and Turkey. Pilot specic requirements can be address as well due to its modular architecture. Conclusion: The given concept gives a […]

[…] extensible platform for Linked Data, which provides SPARQL 1.1 and LDP 1.0 support, with many modules and extensions, hosted by the Apache Software Foundation. The tutorial showed in a hands–on workshop how to setup Apache Marmotta, how to use it as a Linked Data Platform server for publishing and maintaining datasets, and how to build and extend Linked Data applications based on this platform. A specific focus was on Apache Marmotta’s semantic media management capabilities with an introduction into the SPARQL–MM multimedia querying extension. The audience of the workshop was Semantic Web practitioners/developers interested in the upcoming Linked Data Platform and/or in Semantic Media Management, as well as researchers with a general interest in the topic. Since the topic is of high relevance, we expect around 20–30 participants to the tutorial. More than 30 would be difficult to manage in the proposed tutorial format. Participants should have prior knowledge on using Linked Data and […]

[…] point for the creative approach to modern cultural mediation. The Handbook and Toolkit highlight the important role of creative, cross–domain cooperation in the communication and valorisation of cultural heritage. The products provide a knowledge base, inspiring examples, and recommendations for cooperation projects. Included are results of CreativeCH expert workshops and additional studies as well as 21 case studies of projects in focus areas of the project. The areas include Archaeological Sites, World Heritage Towns, Industrial Heritage, Historical Places and Buildings, Cultural Routes, and Citizens’ Cultural Participation. The products emphasise creative communication of cultural heritage with ICT and new media. Communication is crucial for making heritage known and appreciated, and helps making the case for preserving it. Guntram Geser, Veronika Hornung Prähauser, Andreas Strasser (ed.) (2014) Handbook for Creative Cultural Heritage Cooperation Projects. Salzburg: Salzburg Research. ISBN 978–3–902448–39–2 www.creative–heritage.eu Press Information (in German) (02.06.2014) Das kostenlose E–Book steht online zum Download zur Verfügung © Salzburg Research

[…] in general, the semantic web and underlying technologies as well as advanced concepts of modeling complex knowledge domains using ontologies. Using the approaches, models and methods developed in the IKS project, up-to-date research results are presented for introducing semantic content management and software engineering approaches for developing semantic CMS. The whole set of training material is now available online: http://www.iks–project.eu/academy On this page we are presenting an updated and improved set of the training material, including 2 introduction lectures and a complete curriculum of 10 lectures including 12 sets of slides. All slides are also available and downloadable at slideshare (http://slideshare.net/IKS_Project.eu)., so that they can be viewed by an internet browser. In addition, a Teachers Handbook is available that gives an overview and description of the material and how it can be adopted for the usage in an existing curriculum. The current versions of the training material have a high degree of maturity, but […]