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  • The Hands: the making of a digital musical instrument 
    Torre, Giuseppe; Andersen, Kristina; Baldé, Frank (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    Michel Waisvisz's The Hands is one of the most famous and long-lasting research projects in the literature of digital music instruments. Consisting of a pair of data gloves and exhibited for the first time in 1984, The ...
  • HCI design and interactive sonification for fingers and ears 
    Fernström, Mikael; Brazil, Eoin; Bannon, Liam J. (IEEE Computer Society, 2005)
    We examine the use of auditory display for ubiquitous computing to extend the boundaries of human-computer interaction (HCI). Our design process is based on listening tests, gathering free-text identification responses ...
  • Housing ourselves: an ethnographic exploration of collaborative housing in Ireland 
    O'Shea, Kim (University of Limerick, 2020)
    This thesis explores collaborative housing in an Irish context through an ethnographic study with a Limerick-based collaborative housing action and research group. It investigates the current models of housing provision ...
  • How live is real-time? 
    Hagan, Kerry L (Electroacoustic Music Studies Network, 2014)
    This paper is predicated on the argument that real-time computer-generated music exists on a spectrum of liveness . First, a brief discussion of liveness situates the question of liveness in real-time computer music. Then, ...
  • A humidity sensor based on a singlemode-side polished multimode-singlemode (SSPMS) optical fibre structure coated with gelatin 
    Wang, Xianfan; Farrell, Gerald; Lewis, Elfed; Tian, Ke; Yuan, Libo; Wang, Pengfei (IEEE Computer Society, 2017)
    A novel relative humidity sensor based on a singlemode-side polished multimode-singlemode (SSPMS) fibre structure coated with gelatin material is reported. The sensing principle and fabrication method of the proposed sensor ...
  • A hybrid approach to the problem of class imbalance 
    Fitzgerald, Jeannie; Ryan, Conor (2013)
    In Machine Learning classification tasks, the class imbalance problem is an important one which has received a lot of attention in the last few years. In binary classification, class imbalance occurs when there ...
  • A hybrid service recommendation prototype adapted for the UCWW: a smart-city orientation 
    Zhang, Haiyang; Ganchev, Ivan; Nikolov, Nikola S.; Ji, Zhanlin; Ó'Droma, Máirtín (Hindawi Publishing Corporation: Wiley Hindawi Partnership, 2017)
    With the development of ubiquitous computing, recommendation systems have become essential tools in assisting users in discovering services they would find interesting. This process is highly dynamic with an increasing ...
  • IBM’s smarter care: challenges and strategies 
    O'Sullivan, Patrick; Connolly, Anne; Carroll, Noel; Richardson, Ita (Association for Computing Machinery, 2016)
    In this paper, we discuss how IBM is working with Lero – the Irish Software Research Centre and the Ireland Smart Aging Exchange. The proposed project will observe, analyse and coordinate Smarter Care models as they ...
  • The impact of task difficulty and performance scores on student engagement and progression 
    Lynch, Raymond; Patten, James Vincent; Hennessy, Jennifer (Taylor and Francis, 2013)
    Background: This article considers the impact of differential task difficulty on student engagement and progression within an Irish primary school context. Gaining and maintaining student engagement during learning tasks ...
  • The Impact of using computer supported collaborative learning tools on moral reasoning in a multi-institutional computer ethics module 
    Griffin, Joe; Grodzinsky, Frances; Jefferies, Pat (ETHICOMP, 2002)
    Concerns about the increased use and abuse of information technology have evolved into more formalized evaluations of computer ethics in many organizations. This trend extends to most of the universities where they provide ...
  • Implementing an open source knowledge base 
    Donnellan, Brian; Fitzgerald, Brian; Lake, Brian; Sturdy, John (IEEE Computer Society, 2005)
    The concept of knowledge bases originated in artificial intelligence as one side of expert systems-namely, the fundamental body of knowledge available to a domain. KBs are particularly appropriate in knowledge-intensive ...
  • Implementing secure key coordination scheme for line topology wireless sensor networks 
    Elgenaidi, Walid; Newe, Thomas; O'Connell, Eoin; Fraifer, Muftah; Mathur, Avijit; Toal, Daniel; Dooly, Gerard (INTECH, 2017)
    There has been a significant increase in the implementation of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) in different disciplines, including the monitoring of maritime environments, healthcare systems and industrial sectors. WSNs ...
  • Impromptus#1 
    Torre, Giuseppe; Cappelli, Marco (2012)
    Impromptus#1 Marco Cappelli: Guitar and EFX Giuseppe Torre: Live Electronics Duo free-form impro for the video work: HEAVEN and EARTH MAGIC by Harry Smith. For this live performance I had the honour to play with ...
  • Improving education in the domain of professional issues in software engineering: using action research and collaborative learning with ICT 
    Griffin, Joe (Univeristy of LImerick, 2009)
    This research examines the use of ICT to support a group-based pedagogy in Professional Issues in Software Engineering (PISE). The research was conducted over eight cycles of teaching and uses an action research methodology ...
  • Improving mobile VoIP quality through bandwidth optimisation 
    Dantas, Rafael; Exton, Chris; Le Gear, Andrew (2017)
    Maintaining consistent VoIP quality is a challenging task, especially where it is carried using a mobile internet connection. With greater than 50% of the world’s mobile user population using older GSM incarnations, ...
  • Improving software quality - the SQRL approach 
    Parnas, David Lorge (2003)
    This paper provides an introduction to the Software Quality Research Laboratory at the University of Limerick.
  • In search of alternative housing solutions - when the collaborative economy meets housing 
    O'Shea, Kim; Avram, Gabriela; O'Murchú, Nora (2019)
    Collaborative housing constitutes a premise for groups of individuals to self-manage and self-build their own housing according to their own needs. It creates opportunities for social innovation and embracing other sharing ...
  • Informing each other: bridging the gap between researcher and practitioners 
    Fitzgerald, Brian (Informing Science Institute, 2003)
    As an applied discipline, the gap between IS theory and practice is a potentially worrying one. This special series focuses on this gap, and the papers published consider the problems in some detail and how they might ...
  • Inline source code exploration 
    Exton, Chris; Storey, Margaret-Anne; Desmond, Michael; IRCSET (University of Limerick, Department of Computer Science & Information Systems, 2010)
    When exploring source code in modern integrated development environments (IDEs), programmers are prone to disorientation, a state of ‘mental lostness’ which disrupts concentration and task focus. Disorientation can result ...
  • An innovative training model for an organization embracing technology 
    Neville, Karen; Fitzgerald, Brian (Informing Science Institute, 2002)
    The significance of information technology (IT) for modern business and, indeed, research in general cannot be questioned, as its sheer pervasiveness adequately attests. However, simplistic views of technological utopianism ...

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