Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN)

• Abstract

  Phenology has achieved a position of high relevance in environmental research due to its applications to monitor, detect and attribute shifts in phenological timing to climate change. The paucity of long-term phenology data, the high diversity of species and the absence of a marked dormant season have hampered our ability to relate increasing warming temperatures to temporal shifts in tro…

  Coupled phenocam - satellite surveillance of changing seasonally dry environments in the Southern Hemisphere, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  Undiagnosed diabetic retinopathy (DR) leads to vision impairment and blindness, and its early detection can significantly reduce severe vision impairment by 50%. The presence of exudates in fundus images is one of the first signs of such a disease, but their manual detection is examiner-dependent and time-consuming. In this proposal, we aim at coping with the lack of data concerning compu…

  Evolutionary Generative Adversarial Networks applied to computer-assisted diabetic retinopathy diagnosis, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  As recognized by the United Nations, there is a need to intensify research on technologies for converting agricultural waste into useful resources for society. It is estimated that about 30% of waste mass generated worldwide come from forestry and agricultural activities. This figure should be even greater in Brazil and Australia due to their intense agricultural activities. The search fo…

  Green analytical chemistry applied to the investigation of agro industrial wastes generated in Brazil and Australia, AP.R SPRINT

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