An article has been published based on one of our projects, the Working from Home project. The article looked at the isolation of hybrid workers. The full article can be found here and the link to the project is here.
PATREC researcher, Dr Chao Sun, to present on “Automated Intelligence for Analysing Cyclist and Pedestrian Video Surveillance”
The WA Active Transport webinar for AITPM members presented on some recent active transport initiatives in Western Australia, with a particular focus on cycling data collection and community attitude to cycling. Dr Sun presented along with his colleagues: Craig Wooldridge from Main Roads WA and James Pearse from WSP. More...
New Project: Machine learning models for road maintenance investment decision making
Road maintenance investment decisions are conventionally made by experts with decades of experience. Those experts are often occupied by a heavy workload so they often have limited time to train new staff. The aim is to develop an efficient and robust data driven decision-making model for road maintenance investment planning...
New Project: A real-time model for estimating delays at traffic signals
This project will develop a pilot model that utilises secondary datasets (e.g. signal timing data) within Main Roads Western Australia to estimate overall delay at intersections in real-time.Real-time information, especially delay time at intersections, is valuable for traffic operations but is not readily available and costly to procure. Existing data...
New Project: Smart bridge health monitoring and maintenance prediction
This project aims to investigate the feasibility of using an integrated package of IoT, computer vision, and machine learning technologies to support smart bridge health monitoring and prediction.Integrated IoT, computer vision, and machine learning technologies offer a promising supplement to physical bridge health assessment particularly in remote regional contexts which...