Felix Kwamena

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2015-2023
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Situational Awareness

Top Venues

IEEE Internet Things J.

Publications

Hasan Abbasi, Ankita Dey, Ian Lam, Ziaaddin Sharifisoraki, Ebrahim Ali, Marzieh Amini, Sreeraman Rajan, James R. Green, Felix Kwamena
A Step-By-Step Approach for Camera and Low-Resolution-3D-LiDAR Calibration. ICCE (2023)
Luke Russell, Rafik Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Emerging Urban Challenge: RPAS/UAVs in Cities. DCOSS (2019)
Luke Russell, Rafik Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Sensing instrumentation using smartphones: Securing impact and awareness. I2MTC (2018)
Andrew J. C. Lackey, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Geomagnetically induced current measurement using an integrated magnetometer platform. SAS (2018)
Luke Russell, Rafik Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Computer vision-assisted human-in-the-loop measurements: augmenting qualitative by increasing quantitative analytics for CI situational awareness. CIVEMSA (2018)
Luke Russell, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Posture Detection Using Sounds and Temperature: LMS-Based Approach to Enable Sensory Substitution. IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas. 67 (7) (2018)
Luke Russell, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena, Frank Knoefel
Agile IoT for Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Cross-Modal Sensing As Part of a Situational Awareness Approach. IEEE Internet Things J. 5 (6) (2018)
Luke Russell, Rafik Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Low-cost, rapid deployment, over-the-top HVAC and room thermal efficiency system using open source hardware design. I2MTC (2017)
Luke Russell, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Posture sensing using a low-cost temperature sensor array. MeMeA (2017)
Luke Russell, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Personalization Using Sensors for Preliminary Human Detection in an IoT Environment. DCOSS (2015)
Luke Russell, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Sensor Node to Improve Resiliency and Monitoring in Smart Grids: Taking the Lab to Field in Industry. DCOSS (2015)
Luke Russell, Rafik A. Goubran, Felix Kwamena
Smart environments using near-field communication and HTML5. MeMeA (2015)