Sebastian Scheurer
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The continued trend for sensors and devices equipped with them such, as smartphones, to become smaller, cheaper, and more powerful, enables a whole range of new applications. Part of Sebastian’s work focuses on using these technologies to improve the safety and effectiveness of emergency first responders. First response teams, such as a typical search-and-rescue team made up of two firefighters, spend a lot of time communicating with their squad leader via (noisy) radio: how and where they are, what they see, and what they intent to do next. This costs precious time, and delays their arrival at the location, which might be a person in urgent need of assistance. Sebastian and the team are building a system that tracks the location and status of each firefighter using a combination of sensors, smartphones, and machine learning, and visualises that information for the officers and squad leaders in the Command & Control Centre. They hope this will reduce the time used for coordination, and help first responders carry their work out more efficiently.
Publications
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Sebastian Scheurer, Salvatore Tedesco, Brendan O'Flynn, Ken Brown
Publication DetailsConference Name:Type:Date: 2020Refereed Original Article - Authors
Salvatore Tedesco, Colum Crowe, Andrew Ryan, Marco Sica, Sebastian Scheurer, Amanda M. Clifford, Ken Brown, Brendan O'Flynn
Publication DetailsConference Name:Type:Date: 2020Refereed Original Article - Authors
Sebastian Scheurer, Salvatore Tedesco, Ken Brown, Brendan O'Flynn
Publication DetailsConference Name:Type:Date: 2020Refereed Original Article - Conference Name: international Workshop on Sensor-based Activity Recognition and Interaction ,Authors
Sebastian Scheurer, Salvatore Tedesco, Ken Brown, Brendan O'Flynn
Publication DetailsType:Proceedings: 6th international Workshop on Sensor-based Activity Recognition and Interaction (iWOAR '19), Date: 2019Location: Germany,Refereed Conf./Meeting Proceeding - Conference Name: Joint European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases ,Authors
Sebastian Scheurer, Salvatore Tedesco, Òscar Manzano, Ken Brown, Brendan O'Flynn
Publication DetailsType:Proceedings: ECML PKDD 2018: Machine Learning and Knowledge Discovery in Databases, Date: 2019Location: Ireland,Refereed Conf./Meeting Proceeding - Conference Name: Sensors ,Authors
Sebastian Scheurer, Salvatore Tedesco, Ken Brown, Brendan O'Flynn
Publication DetailsType:Proceedings: 2017 IEEE Sensors, Date: 2017Location: United Kingdom (excluding Northern Ireland),Refereed Conf./Meeting Proceeding - Conference Name: Body Sensor Networks (BSN) 2017 ,Authors
Sebastian Scheurer, Salvatore Tedesco, Ken Brown, Brendan O'Flynn
Publication DetailsType:Proceedings: IEEE 14th International Conference on Wearable and Implantable Body Sensor Networks (BSN) , Date: 2017Location: Netherlands,Refereed Conf./Meeting Proceeding
Presentations
- Publication DetailsInsight Researchers: Sebastian Scheurer, Ken BrownNon-Insight Researchers: Salvatore Tedesco, Brendan O'FlynnOrganising Body: ACM, Event: 6th international Workshop on Sensor-based Activity Recognition and Interaction, Venue: Rohstock UniversityDate: 17/09/2019Event Type: WorkshopPresentation Type: Paper
- Publication DetailsInsight Researchers: Sebastian Scheurer, Ken BrownNon-Insight Researchers: Salvatore Tedesco, Òscar Manzano, Brendan O'FlynnVenue: DublinDate: 13/09/2018Event Type: ConferencePresentation Type: Poster
- Publication DetailsInsight Researchers: Sebastian Scheurer, Ken BrownNon-Insight Researchers: Salvatore Tedesco, Brendan O'FlynnOrganising Body: IEEE, Event: 2017 IEEE Sensos, Venue: Scottish Event Campus, GlasgowDate: 31/10/2017Event Type: ConferencePresentation Type: Paper
- Publication DetailsInsight Researchers: Ken Brown, Sebastian ScheurerNon-Insight Researchers: Salvatore Tedesco, Brendan O'FlynnOrganising Body: IEEE, Event: 14th International Conference on Body Sensor Networks (BSN), Venue: High Tech Campus, EindhovenDate: 10/05/2017Event Type: ConferencePresentation Type: Paper