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Improving activity recognition using a wearable barometric pressure sensor in mobility-impaired stroke patients

Kamiar Aminian, Anisoara Ionescu, Arash Arami, Fabien Massé

Background Stroke survivors often suffer from mobility deficits. Current clinical evaluation methods, including questionnaires and motor function tests, cannot provide an objective measure of the patients’ mobility in daily life. Physical activity performa ...

BioMed Central2015

Suitability of commercial barometric pressure sensors to distinguish sitting and standing activities for wearable monitoring

Kamiar Aminian, Anisoara Ionescu, Julien Chardonnens, Fabien Massé, Alan Kevin Bourke

Despite its medical relevance, accurate recognition of sedentary (sitting and lying) and dynamic activities (e.g. standing and walking) remains challenging using a single wearable device. Currently, trunk-worn wearable systems can differentiate sitting fro ...

Elsevier2014

Detection of postural transitions using trunk-worn inertial and barometric pressure sensor: application to stroke patients

Kamiar Aminian, Anisoara Ionescu, Fabien Massé

To better understand how rehabilitation therapy of stroke survivors is transferred in patient’s daily life, activity monitors exist but require multiple wearable devices and may hinder patient’s movements. In this study, the use of a single wearable barome ...

2014

Distinguishing Sitting and Standing Activities Using a Wearable Barometric Pressure Monitor

Kamiar Aminian, Anisoara Ionescu, Julien Chardonnens, Fabien Massé, Alan Kevin Bourke

Recent advancements in wearable inertial sensor technology have enabled extensive research into activity classification. However, the distinction between the sitting and standing activities using trunk-worn wearable monitoring systems remains challenging, ...

2013

Classification of daily-life postural transitions using trunk-worn wearable barometric pressure sensor

Kamiar Aminian, Anisoara Ionescu, Fabien Massé, Alan Kevin Bourke

Distinguishing sedentary from dynamic behavior is essential in addressing disease conditions that are influenced by mobility. Event-based activity recognition algorithms essentially rely on accurate classification of siting and standing postural transition ...

2013

Summer methane fluxes from a boreal bog in northern Quebec, Canada, using eddy covariance measurements

Marc Parlange, Daniel Nadeau

A boreal bog located in the James Bay lowlands, Canada, was instrumented with an open-path gas analyzer to monitor the turbulent fluxes of methane throughout the summer of 2012. The mostly continuous eddy covariance measurements permitted the study of meth ...

Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd2013

In-liquid MEMS assembly by optical trapping

Jürgen Brugger, Rosario Maurizio Gullo, Loïc Jacot-Descombes

This paper presents a novel in-liquid method to manipulate and micro-assemble MEMS in 3D by means of holographic optical trapping and hydrophobic interaction. Up to eight traps can be simultaneously generated with a trapping stiffness of 5 pN/mu m each. SU ...

IEEE2013

Intercomparison of pressure standards (Au, Pt, Mo, MgO, NaCl and Ne) to 2.5 Mbar

Susannah McGregor Dorfman

We have performed a series of co-compression experiments on Au, Pt, Mo, MgO and NaCl to extend internally consistent pressure calibration and characterize shear strength of pressure media to 2.5 Mbar. Measured unit cell volumes of calibrants show differenc ...

Amer Geophysical Union2012

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Physical activity monitoring based on wearable technology combining inertial and barometric pressure sensors

Improving activity recognition using a wearable barometric pressure sensor in mobility-impaired stroke patients

Suitability of commercial barometric pressure sensors to distinguish sitting and standing activities for wearable monitoring

Detection of postural transitions using trunk-worn inertial and barometric pressure sensor: application to stroke patients

Gottfried Erich Rosenthal (1745-1813), a follower of Deluc in northern Germany

Distinguishing Sitting and Standing Activities Using a Wearable Barometric Pressure Monitor

Classification of daily-life postural transitions using trunk-worn wearable barometric pressure sensor

Summer methane fluxes from a boreal bog in northern Quebec, Canada, using eddy covariance measurements

In-liquid MEMS assembly by optical trapping

Intercomparison of pressure standards (Au, Pt, Mo, MgO, NaCl and Ne) to 2.5 Mbar

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Physical activity monitoring based on wearable technology combining inertial and barometric pressure sensors

Suitability of commercial barometric pressure sensors to distinguish sitting and standing activities for wearable monitoring

Improving activity recognition using a wearable barometric pressure sensor in mobility-impaired stroke patients

Detection of postural transitions using trunk-worn inertial and barometric pressure sensor: application to stroke patients

Distinguishing Sitting and Standing Activities Using a Wearable Barometric Pressure Monitor

Gottfried Erich Rosenthal (1745-1813), a follower of Deluc in northern Germany

In-liquid MEMS assembly by optical trapping

Classification of daily-life postural transitions using trunk-worn wearable barometric pressure sensor

Summer methane fluxes from a boreal bog in northern Quebec, Canada, using eddy covariance measurements

Intercomparison of pressure standards (Au, Pt, Mo, MgO, NaCl and Ne) to 2.5 Mbar