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ENHANCING USABILITY USING AUTOMATED SECURITY INTERFACE ADAPTATION (ASIA)
(Plymouth University, 2014)
Many users are now significantly dependent upon computer application. Whilst many aspects are now used very successfully, an area in which usability difficulties continue to be encountered is in relation to security. Thus ...
Continuous User Authentication Using Multi-Modal Biometrics
(Plymouth University, 2014)
It is commonly acknowledged that mobile devices now form an integral part of an individual’s everyday life. The modern mobile handheld devices are capable to provide a wide range of services and applications over multiple ...
NON-LINEAR MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR PROCESS PLANTS USING SOFT COMPUTING APPROACHES
(Plymouth University, 2014)
The developments of advanced non-linear control strategies have attracted a considerable research interests over the past decades especially in process control. Rather than an absolute reliance on mathematical models of ...
Habitat Characterisation of Infralittoral Pebble Beds in the Maltese Islands
(Plymouth University, 2014)
The Mediterranean biocoenosis of infralittoral pebbles has been poorly studied and very little information is available on the physical characteristics of pebble beds, on the diversity of the associated assemblages, on the ...
Somatic embryogenesis and cryopreservation of cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis)
(Plymouth University, 2014)
Abstract
Successful efficient whole cauliflower plant regeneration via somatic embryogenesis from root derived callus tissue was achieved. The research confirmed for the first time the capability of mass production of ...
An Assessment of the Input Approach to Estimate Household Childcare the case of Plymouth, UK
(Plymouth University, 2014)
One of the major limitations of the Gross Domestic Production (GDP) is its failure to record non-market transactions. Household childcare constitutes one of such transactions which are omitted in the GDP measure. Since ...
Communities, Institutions and Flood Risk: Mobilising Social Capital to Enhance Community Resilience
(Plymouth University, 2014)
Over recent years, community resilience has been increasing in popularity as a topic for detailed study. During that time, academic researchers have been working to untangle the complex network of social relationships that ...
Sustainability Reporting Process Model using Business Intelligence
(Plymouth University, 2015)
Sustainability including the reporting requirements is one of the most relevant topics for
companies. In recent years, many software providers have launched new software tools
targeting companies committed to implementing ...
Blinking in Human Communicative Behaviour and it's Reproduction in Artificial Agents
(Plymouth University, 2014)
A significant year-on-year rise in the creation and sales of personal and domestic robotic systems and the development of online embodied communicative agents (ECAs) has in parallel seen an increase in end-users from the ...
Comparative Demography and Life history Evolution of Plants
(Plymouth University, 2014)
Explaining the origin and maintenance of biodiversity is a central goal in ecology and evolutionary biology. Some of the most important, theoretical explanations for this diversity centre on the evolution of life histories. ...