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Software Safety Cases In the Wild
Software safety cases — rigorous structured arguments that some given safety-critical software system is safe enough to operate — are widely used. Read more
Data mining techniques for road safety policy making
Road safety is associated with target setting at policy making lever. Such targets are usually associated with statistical analysis of accident data. Read more
A Computational Model for Improving Pedestrian Road Safety [Self-Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Data and Knowledge Engineering
Each year about 1.24 million deaths worldwide result from road traffic crashes making this a significant cause of death globally. Read more
AI Supported Electric Vehicle Safety Enhancement Techniques
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Nanoscience
Electric vehicles (EV) are drawing increasing attention nowadays. However, it must be admitted that the EV-related technologies are not mature at all. Read more
Safe Augmented Reality Interactions for Cultural Heritage Sites
This project will improve the safety of visitors to cultural heritage sites throughout Scotland by examining how Augmented Reality (AR) interaction methods can be created to promote site safety by combining research within the areas of HCI, interface design, and safety related systems. Read more
Effective infrastructure measures to improve pedestrian safety at unsignalised crossings
The safety of pedestrians is a critical area for improvement in international programmes. The pedestrian star ratings used by iRAP provide an initial benchmark of safety performance and priority improvements that are cost effective. Read more
Improving Electric Vehicles’ Safety and Security through Cyber Situational Awareness [Self-Funded Students Only]
Context. To reduce greenhouses gases from the largest emitting sector, electric vehicles (EVs) present great opportunities for country like UK. Read more
Advanced Electric Vehicle Drive and Safety Improvement Techniques
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Nanoscience
Electric vehicles are drawing increasing attention nowadays. Consequently, the high-performance electric vehicle drives and effective safety improvement techniques become pretty hot. Read more
PhD in Model Based Safety Analysis of Automated Driving Systems
Project Overview. Connected & Autonomous Vehicles will transform the future of transport mobility. However, proving that CAV technologies are safe remains a key barrier in their introduction. Read more
A mixed methods study to explore factors influencing the learning environment, patient safety and care quality in non-UK and UK trained registered nurses
Oxford Brookes University. Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. Oxford Institute of Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Research. Read more
Artificial intelligence based assessment of safety and ageing of existing masonry structures
We aim to revolutionize the safety assessment of deteriorated and aged existing masonry structures. The current procedure for this is based on visual inspection and limited localized non-destructive or semi-destructive testing techniques. Read more
Safety and Reliability Analysis of Cyber-Physical Systems
Modern cyber-physical systems such as the autonomous vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, distributed and cloud-controlled robotics, telehealth systems, water distribution network, and smart energy grids are made more sophisticated and fault-tolerant by including new functionality and capabilities into them. Read more
Safety and Reliability Analysis of Cyber-Physical Systems
Research Group:
Applied Computing
Modern cyber-physical systems such as autonomous vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, distributed and cloud-controlled robotics, telehealth systems, water distribution network, and smart energy grids are made more sophisticated and fault-tolerant by including new functionality and capabilities into them. Read more