UNIVIE. The results of the project will provide a significant stimulus to further research within University of Vienna as well as collaboration with the Medical University of Vienna and a couple of local SMEs in the field, exploiting especially the interdisciplinary nature of the project. In the domain of linked open data we plan to establish relationships to existing projects and data sources focusing on health promotion and disease prevention, especially in order to share our experience in enhancing the quality of controlled vocabularies in the health domain with related institutions and initiatives to contribute towards an best-practices approach in this area. Another important outcome of the project will be the envisioned close integration between the Experiment'HAAL lab run by Institut Mines-Telecom and the COSY:LAB set up at UNIVIE which is expected to lead to significant future collaborations and joint projects. Campden BRI Participation in PRECIOUS will raise the profile of Campden BRI in the diet and health area of the food industry. It will also xxxxxx the development of new contacts within the food industry and also UK Government health departments. Contract work will hopefully be generated in the area of per- sonalized food intake and the project will also stimulate research ideas for Campden BRI’s ongoing member-funded research programme. IMT Innovations and newly identified research challenges from the PRECIOUS project will stimulate further research within Institut Mines-Telecom. We will organize a joint workshop with Partners Club of Institut Mines-Telecom to promote incubation of new preventive care associated services and SMEs. Moreover, since we are a graduate engineering school, the project-based learning pe- dagogical method implemented in Institut Mines-Telecom will take benefits of the PRECIOUS to project to promote preventive care teach related technologies and business concepts also in teach- ing. UH PRECIOUS will stimulate collaboration and further research involving scientists previously focusing only on health-related research or research on human-technology interaction both within the UH and between UH and the Aalto University. Firstbeat will exploit the results by developing further its offering to be used as a part of different wellbeing services. The experiences in the PRECIOUS project will be used to design Firstbeat technology and analysis to enable integration of multiple assessments and processes into a coherent, multi-level int...
UNIVIE. The University of Vienna is a signatory of the "Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities" and supports the call for free and unrestricted access to scholarly information on the Internet. The Open Access Office, Vienna University Library (xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx/) is responsible for implementation. The activities in the field of Open Access are described on the website xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx/en/; in particular u:scholar, the institutional repository, funding for OA publishing and support for OA journals. Contact: Open Access Office, Vienna University Library, Boltzmanng. 5, 1090 Wien, xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx.xx Institutional repository: xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xx.xx/. UPM Universidad Politécnica de Madrid is a signatory of the Budapest Open Access Initiative, the Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing and the Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities. In order to fulfill the commitments acquired, UPM maintains an Open Archive at xxxx://xx.xxx.xx (based on ePrints). The registration of works in this archive is voluntary and initiated by the interested university member (either student or staff) and the process of registration finishes upon manual curation by the Open Archive archivists.
UNIVIE. The scientific dissemination activities of UNIVIE will focus on high-quality publications in appropriate top-level international conferences and/or journals, with an emphasis on significant research results in the areas of gamification approaches in preventive care, semantic technologies for sensor data, and economic modeling (including Quality of Experience) for eHealth scenarios. Further dissemination activities are planned especially within the Austrian eHealth community, for instance the organization of a tutorial event for interested industry partners. Project activities and results will also shape related teaching activities, including related seminars and Masters Theses.
UNIVIE. The results of the project will provide a significant stimulus to further research within University of Vienna as well as collaboration with the Medical University of Vienna and a couple of local SMEs in the field, exploiting especially the interdisciplinary nature of the project. In the domain of linked open data we plan to establish relationships to existing projects and data sources focusing on health promotion and disease prevention, especially in order to share our experience in enhancing the quality of controlled vocabularies in the health domain with related institutions and initiatives to contribute towards an best-practices approach in this area. Another important outcome of the project will be the envisioned close integration between the Experiment'HAAL lab run by Institut Mines-Telecom and the COSY:LAB set up at UNIVIE which is expected to lead to significant future collaborations and joint projects. Appendix I: Abstract submitted to 17th World Congress of Food Science and Technology & Expo
