Capsule network with using shifted windows for 3D human pose estimation (2025)
Journal Article

3D human pose estimation (HPE) is a vital technology with diverse applications, enhancing precision in tracking, analyzing, and understanding human movements. However, 3D HPE from monocular videos presents significant challenges, primarily due to sel... Read More about Capsule network with using shifted windows for 3D human pose estimation.

Assessing Building Performance in A Low Carbon Home: A comparative study of the energy modelling representing design and as-built phase (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Buildings, as the second-largest carbon emitter, play a significant role in decarbonising efforts to achieve net zero in the UK. The proposed Future Homes Standard aims to ensure a 75-80% reduction in carbon emissions by increasing the building energ... Read More about Assessing Building Performance in A Low Carbon Home: A comparative study of the energy modelling representing design and as-built phase.

‘corporeal, raging’: Body Work in New Writing from the North of Ireland (2024)
Journal Article

Each academic year, I begin a seminar on my final year module, Alternative Ulster, with a broad prompt to get us talking – tell me what comes to mind when you think about the body in Northern Ireland/The North of Ireland. They begin to respond after... Read More about ‘corporeal, raging’: Body Work in New Writing from the North of Ireland.

Flare Pollution Loads and Carbon-Dioxide Effect on Rainwater Acidity in Niger-Delta: A Review, Investigation and Model for Safe Living Quarter (2024)
Journal Article

Carbon-dioxide does not only affect climate change, but also contribute tremendously in acidification of rain water. Hazard identification and risk assessment are fundamental components of effective risk management, specifically in sensitive areas wh... Read More about Flare Pollution Loads and Carbon-Dioxide Effect on Rainwater Acidity in Niger-Delta: A Review, Investigation and Model for Safe Living Quarter.