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Dataset construction challenges for digital forensics

Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, 2021
As the digital forensic field develops, taking steps towards ensuring a level of reliability in the processes implemented by its practitioners, emphasis on the need for effective testing has increased. In order to test, test datasets are required, but creating these is not a straightforward task.
Graeme, Horsman, James R, Lyle
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Digital Transformation and Construction

2021
In recent years, the construction industry has experienced the introduction of emerging technologies developed to improve project outcomes and labor productivity, including BIM. Construction companies feel the pressure to adopt these technologies and the importance that all project stakeholders have an understanding of the technologies and their impact
Tamera McCuen, Mark Shelbourn, Glenda Mayo, Lloyd Martin Scott   +3 more
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Digital architecture and robotic construction

Science Robotics, 2017
Robotics in digital architecture may transform the delivery, maintenance, and operation of the built environment.
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Visual Construction of Color Is Digital

Science, 1975
When disparate shapes are flashed under the appropriate temporal and spatial conditions, the human visual system resolves their disparity smoothly and continuously. No equivalent supplementations are found for color, which the system resolves by abrupt transformation.
P A, Kolers, M, von Grunau
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Constructing Digital Cultures

2019
Announcing presidential decisions, debating social issues, disputing the latest developments in television shows, and sharing funny memes—Twitter has become a space where ordinary citizens and world-leaders alike share their thoughts and ideas.
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The Construction of the Digital City [PDF]

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2004
In this paper I discuss the digital city as a comprehensive, web-based representation, or reproduction, of several aspects or functions of a specific real city, open to nonexperts. Much more than a technical and practical issue, the digital city has dimensions that are social, cultural, political, ideological, and of course also theoretical. I explore
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Digital Automated Mobile Pipeline Construction

Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference, 2020
Abstract The paper describes a holistic approach to automating onshore pipeline construction that includes mobile automated on-site pipe manufacture, digitised quality control of key pipe fabrication parameters and the embedding of optical fibre in the pipe wall for lifetime performance integrity monitoring.
Andrew Stevenson, Mehboob Bobat, Doug Everard   +2 more
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Constructing Digital Praxis: Pedagogy for Digital Collections

2017
In this workshop, participants will practice digital library pedagogy by collaboratively creating assignments for finding, evaluating, and reusing digital sources. An updated iteration of last year’s #DLFteach workshop, it bridges the gap between instruction and digital scholarship librarians by modeling modes for applying existing skillsets to digital
Hinchliffe, Lisa Janicke, Rowell, Chelcie Juliet, Dickson, Eleanor, Dohe, Kate, Kelly, Elizabeth Joan, Kemp, Angie   +5 more
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Digitally Proficient Construction

ITNOW
Abstract Matt Sharp, Partner and Chief Digital Officer at RLB in the UK, considers the importance of professionalism and professional standards in modern construction.
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Digitally Transforming Construction

ITNOW
Abstract Bill Holden, Associate Director and Information Manager at AtkinsRéalis, talks to Grant Powell MBCS about the benefits of a digitally transformed construction industry.
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