17.03.2016. 09:00 Seminar presentation, 2^nd part of the project no.3 „Biophotonics: imaging, diagnostics and monitoring” of the National Research Programme „Cyber-physical systems, ontologies and biophotonics for safe&smart city and society.” (SOPHIS). Venue: UL Institute of Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy. Šķūņu street 4, 4^th floor auditorium

Programm

9:00-9:15 „Introduction: goals of the project and tasks for the 2^nd period”  (U.Rubīns).

9:15-9:30 „Prototype device for rapid mapping of skin chromophores at laser illumination” (A1.3.a, U.Rubīns, J.Zaharans).

9:30-9:50 „Prototype device and software for non-contact monitoring of skin blood flow pulsations under near-infrared illumination” (A1.3.b, U.Rubīns, E.Kviesis-Kipge).

9:50-10:10 „Prototype device for assessment of skin moisture and its distribution in the infrared spectral range, clinical tests” (A1.3.c, I.Saknīte, G.Tunēns).

10:10-10:30 „Improvements of the multimodal skin imaging prototype device „SkImager” (A1.3.d, E.Kviesis-Kipge, O.Rubenis).

10:30 Discussion

10:45 Coffee break

16.03.2016. 13:30 Public seminar of the project no.1 „Development of technologies for cyber physical systems with applications in medicine and smart transport” (KiFiS) of the National Research Programme „Cyber-physical systems, ontologies and biophotonics for safe&smart city and society.” (SOPHIS). Venue: conference hall of the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science, Dzerbenes iela 14, Riga.  Members of each research group will present results obtained in stage 2 of the project.

Agenda (preliminary):

1. ”Introduction about the project and results of stage 2” – Krisjanis Nesenbergs

2. ”Use of wearable devices in medicine” – Atis Hermanis

3. “Architecture of smart clothing” – Maksis Celitans

4.“Use of EMG and other sensors in wearable devices” – Armands Ancans

5. “Intelligent cars and ADAS systems” – Ingars Ribners and Mihails Pudzs

6. “Testing environment and development tools for WSN” – Arnis Salmins and Didzis Lapsa

16.03.2016. 10:30 Public seminar of the project no.4 “Development of technologies for secure and reliable smart-city” (GUDPILS) of the National Research Programme „Cyber-physical systems, ontologies and biophotonics for safe&smart city and society.” (SOPHIS). Venue: conference hall of the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science, Dzerbenes iela 14, Riga.  Members of each research group will present results obtained in stage 2 of the project.

Agenda (preliminary):

1. Localization of objects in rooms using UWB radar / EDI RADAR group/

2. Stability monitoring of drinking water in the pilot water supply system / RTU BF group/

3. Enhancement of the new optical data transmission technology / RTU TI group /

4. Selection of informative bands for classification of hyperspectral images / EDI REMSENS group1,  EDI REMSENS group2 /

5. Analysis of high volume city surveillance video data using deep learning and HPC resources / EDI BIGDATA group/

Periodic progress report for the period 1.06.2014-30.04.2015 ;

Project Nr.1. „Development of technologies for cyber physical systems with applications in medicine and smart transport” scientific report.

Project Nr.2. „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment” scientific report (in Latvian);

Project Nr.3. “BIOPHOTONICS: imaging, diagnostics and monitoring” scientific report (in Latvian);

Project Nr.4. “Development of technologies for secure and reliable smart-city”scientific report.

On October 7 at 14:30 in Institute of Electronics and Computer science conference hall occurred a seminar on National Research Program „Cyber-physical systems, ontologies and biophotonics for safe&smart city and society.”  (SOPHIS) 1. Period progress and results.

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Lead researcher Modris Greitans from 06 till 10 September, participating in the international conference ISPA 2015 in Zagreb (Croatia) with presentation “Complex Matched Filter for Line Detection.” M.Greitāns enter into the discussions about the National Research Programme “Cyber-physical systems, ontologies and biophotonics for safe&smart city and society” project No.1  KiFiS topics and looking for important ideas for further research related to Cyber-physical systems applications for intelligent transport systems and other areas.

On July 9, 11am

Institute of Electronics and Computer Science will host a seminar in auditorium A , titled: „Development of technologies for cyber physical systems with applications in medicine and smart transport” as part of the “Cyber-physical systems, ontologies and biophotonics for safe&smart city and society” (SOPHIS), a program funded by the National Research Program.
Agenda:

1. „Project No.1., Development of technologies for cyber physical systems with applications in medicine and smart transport, introduction and review,” Leo Selavo, the project scientific lead.
2. “Wireless sensor network infrastructure development and research,” Didzis Lapsa, Rinalds Ruskuls.
3. “Development of a smart clothing platform for medical and telemedicine applications,” Atis Hermanis, Emil Syndyukov.
4. “Big data collection and analysis in cyber physical systems for healthcare,” Rihards Balash, Andrejs Skageris.
5. “Research of acquisition of data with different type and dimension for describing the surrounding of a transport vehicle,” Mihails Pudzs.
6. “Communication in intelligent transportation systems – specifics of cooperative driving,” Artis Mednis.

Ilze Oshina, Janis Spigulis, “Image processing for snapshot RGB mapping of skin chromophores”, Conference IONS Karlsruhe 2015, 26-29 June 2015. Poster session.

Publications

Janis Spigulis, Ilze Oshina, “3×3 T echnique for RGB Snapshot Mapping of Skin C hromophores “(online publication:10.1364/BODA.2015.JT3A.39), Bio-Optics: Design and Application 2015, Vancouver Canada, 12–15 April 2015. ISBN: 978-1-55752-954-1

Jacob Bauer, Ville Heikkinen, Janis Spigulis “Spectral reflectance estimation with an optical non contact device for skin assessment”, Northern Optics & Photonics 2015 (NOP 2015), 2-4 June 2015, Lappeenranta, Finland.

Ilze Oshina, Janis Spigulis, “Snapshot mapping of skin chromophores at triple-wavelength illumination” , 11th International Young Scientist Conference, Developments in Optics and Communications 2015, Latvia, April 8-10, 2015.

Gatis Tunens, Inga Saknite, Janis Spigulis, “Modeling diffuse reflectance spectrum of skin in the near-infrared spectral range by Monte Carlo simulations”, 11th International Young Scientist Conference, Developments in Optics and Communications 2015, Latvia, April 8-10, 2015.

Jacob Bauer, Ville Heikkinen, Janis Spigulis, “Spectral reflectance estimation with an optical non contact device for skin assessment”, 11th International Young Scientist Conference, Developments in Optics and Communications 2015, Latvia, April 8-10, 2015.