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Molecular Imaging Publications
sphere responses calculated by different Monte Carlo codes at energies between 1 MeV and 1 GeV - Potential impact on neutron dosimetry at energies higher than 20 MeV." Radiation Measurements 67: 24-34
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Publications & Patents
. Florez-Revuelt: "Validation of a method for the estimation of energy expenditure during physical activity using a mobile device accelerometer"; Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments,
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Suez Canal Blockage: AIT expert Anita Graser analyses disruptions in mobility patterns
For six days, the 400-metre-long and 59-metre-wide Ever Given blocked the Suez Canal, one of the world's most important waterways. The container ship ran aground, showing once again how important safe sea transport is for global logistics chains. The blockade of the Suez Canal caused major disruptions in mobility patterns, as AIT data scientist Anita Graser shows in her latest posting: https://anitagraser.com/2021/03/28/movement-data-in-gis-35-stop-detection-analysis-with-movingpandas/ Current maritime control centres are heterogeneous systems with numerous legacy components. Together with
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New AIT Gender Mentor: Friederich Kupzog
Friederich Kupzog says: “Innovation arises where different experiences, ideas and perspectives come together. It is important to me to actively support gender and diversity initiatives at AIT and to act as a ‘male ally’.” AIT aims to create an environment in which all staff members can realize their potential, regardless of gender, origin, age, sexual identity, disability, religion or social background. Our goal is to create a working culture in which equal opportunities and diversity are understood and practiced as an asset. The Gender & Diversity Mentor acts as an ambassador
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EuroVis 2025: Best Short Paper Award for the AIT
The award was given for the short paper entitled ‘Visualization of Interaction Effects for Combinatorial Cost-Benefit Analysis’. The central theme is the visualization of interaction effects in decision-making processes. The study presented in the paper examined possible forms of representation. ‘We are thus helping to make these effects more visible and to derive recommendations for action,’ the team of authors is convinced. The study was conducted as part of the NEFI Greenbricks project. It contributes to the field of human data interaction research, which focuses on understanding
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