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Glasgow Caledonian University, School of Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 22 Glasgow Caledonian University, School of Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 22 Glasgow Caledonian University, School of Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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Intelligent IoT speakers for people with visual impairment
Project Reference. SCEBE/21S/001/RG. Visually impaired individuals have limited accessibility to information and technological solutions to improve their daily lives. Read more
Light-based indoor positioning device for mobile devices
Please refer to application reference SCEBE-20-027-MMSF. About the project. Indoor positioning is still an open problem with wide-ranging applications such as automatic guidance for people or robots, and augmented reality systems. Read more
Multi-modality Based Smart System for Managing Resilience and Mental Wellbeing
Reference Number. Please refer to SCEBE-20-026-YZSF. Project Details. Resilience is our ability to recover after exposure to significant adversity, e.g., the covid-19 pandemic. Read more
Explainable AI: Improving Understanding of Automated Medical Image Classification
Project Reference Number. SCEBE-20-025-SNSF. Background. There are many image modalities such as conventional imaging, Ultrasound (US), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Computed Tomography (CT) that are routinely utilised by the clinicians to determine the presence and nature of a disease. Read more
Materials and manufacturing for advanced indoor people tracking
Reference Number. Please refer to SCEBE-20-024-CHSF. Background. This project seeks to build on existing work related to the indoor person tracking on the basis of an advanced electronics prototype using a form of indoor GPS. Read more
Blockchain based Edge Computing for Healthcare Asset Management
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/021/SN. Aim and Scope. Asset monitoring and tracking in a large healthcare facility is of paramount importance for accurate and real-time information so that the availability of the critical assets can be ensured at the right time and right place to support healthcare delivery. Read more
Lobate Swirl-Inducing Ducts for Particle-Liquid Mixtures
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/020/DM. Background. Read more
Investigating the root causes of fatal motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) in UK construction industry
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/018/KL. Aim & Scope. The rate of fatal injuries associated with motor vehicle accidents within the UK construction sector has not changed over the last four years based on HSE statistics. Read more
Smart 5G and IoT Cooperative Communication System for Autonomous Vehicles in Intelligent Transport Systems
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/017/DL. Background. One of the most important public health concerns in our world today is the global epidemic of road crash fatalities and injuries. Read more
Data-Driven robust and optimal smart grid control
Reference number. SCEBE/21S/016/IK. Aim and Scope. Smart grids refer to electricity networks that enable a two-way flow of electricity and data with digital communication links to help detect, react and pro-act to changes in demand and other issues. Read more
Design of Digital Twins for In-Service Support and Maintenance
Reference Number. SCEBE/21SF/015/ON. Aim and Scope. Digital twin (DT) models are continuously evolving digital profiles comprising of the historical data superimposed on the current behavior of the physical asset. Read more
Data science in energy efficiency and intelligent management in built environment
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/014/IW. Background. The energy consumption in the building sector has increased steadily due to the use of HVAC systems. Read more
Adaptive design of the UK dwellings to reduce summertime overheating
SCEBE/21SF/013/IW. Background. The traditional UK dwellings are generally designed with small area of façade openings and building facades with lower U-values to reduce heat losses in winter. Read more
Superior H&S Performance: identifying characteristics to improve construction industry practitioners’ H&S impact
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/012/IC. Aim & Scope. Read more
Fatal construction industry accidents: international comparisons for global improvement
Reference number. SCEBE/21SF/011/BH. Aim & Scope. The aim of the research is to explain why there appears to be substantial variations in rates of fatal construction accidents in different countries, compared to the UK. Read more
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