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Date |
| Principal Investigator and Track Leader (Systems Framework) in the Centre for Next Generation Localisation (CNGL) |
2007-present |
| Guest editor of the Special Issue of the Journal of Behaviour and Information Technology on Collaboration and Technology-Mediated Communication
in Healthcare
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2012 |
| Member of the Programme Committee of the 13th Annual Conference of the NZ ACM Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction |
2012 |
| Organiser of Special Track on 'Collaboration and technology-mediated communication in healthcare' at the 26th International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS), Rome, Italy |
2012 |
| Organiser of Special Track on 'Supporting Collaboration in Healthcare' at the 24th International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS), Bristol, UK. |
2011 |
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| Project title |
NGL CSET: Next Generation Localisation |
| Summary |
Localisation is the industrial process of adapting digital content to
culture, locale and linguistic environment at high quality, speed,
volume and low cost, and is the key enabling, value-adding, multiplier
component of the global software and content distribution industry.
This collaborative, multidisciplinary research project will carry out
the fundamental and applied research underpinning the design,
development, implementation and evaluation of the new localisation
technologies. It will address the issues of volume of data,
information access, and personalisation.
Dr Luz coordinates the Systems Framework research track and acts as principal investigator in the areas of Automatic Annotation and Labelling of Natural Language Texts and Interaction Design. |
| Funding Agency |
SFI |
| Programme |
Centres for Science, Engineering and Technology |
| Type of Project |
collaboration with DCU, UCD, UL and industry partners |
| Date from |
December 2007 |
| Date to |
December 2012 |
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| Project title |
ECOMMET: Enhanced Computing Support for Multidisciplinary Medical Team Meetings |
| Summary |
Multidisciplinary medical team meetings have become an established
practice in many hospitals. Teams of experts routinely come
together to discuss cases and patient management decisions. Such
discussions generate a wealth of information that is not captured
in traditional medical records. Although recent technological and
organisational developments have made digital recording of entire
meetings a distinct possibility, the usefulness of this
kind of audiovisual database is dependent on how effectively its
contents can be accessed. This project will investigate human and
technological issues involved in building advanced computing
support for collaboration, production and access of electronic
medical records in those contexts. |
| Funding Agency |
Science Foundation Ireland |
| Programme |
Research Frontiers 2006 |
| Type of Project |
Applied research |
| Date from |
2006 |
| Date to |
2009 |
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| Project title |
Temporal and Contextual Data Visualisation for Collaborative Meeting Memories |
| Summary |
The goal of this project is to develop and evaluate basic techniques to support visualisation and
retrieval of information from records of collaborative multimodal interaction. The project aims to
develop techniques to be used in a large variety of organisational memory devices to support
computer-mediated human interaction. It will build on a theoretical framework for data
visualisation and retrieval based on pattern discovery which encompasses elements of artificial
intelligence and human computer interface research. Extensive empirical evaluation and
incremental prototyping will be used to test techniques and assess the validity of our theoretical
assumptions.
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| Funding Agency |
Enterprise Ireland |
| Programme |
Basic Research Programme |
| Type of Project |
Basic research |
| Date from |
Oct/2003 |
| Date to |
Oct/2006 |
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S. Luz, M. Masoodian, M. Cesario, and B. Rogers, Supporting collaboration among healthcare professionals and disease surveillance in remote areas, 25th International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS'12), Rome, July 2012, IEEE, 2012, pp1 - 6
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M. Cesario, M. Jervis, S. Luz, M. Masoodian, and B. Rogers, Time-based geographical mapping of communicable diseases, 16th International Conference on Information Visualisation, IV'12, Montpellier, IEEE Computer, 2012, pp21 - 26
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I. Van der Sluis, S. Luz, W. Breitfuß, M. Ishizuka, and H. Prendinger, Cross-cultural assessment of automatically generated multimodal referring expressions in a virtual world, International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 70, (9), 2012, p611 - 629 TARA - Full Text
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S Luz, The non-verbal structure of patient case discussions in multidisciplinary medical team meetings, ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 30, (4), 2012
Notes: [Article no. 17] TARA - Full Text
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G. Doherty, N. Karamanis, and S. Luz, Collaboration in translation: The impact of increased reach on cross-organisational work, Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 2012
Notes: [OnlineFirst]
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