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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Understanding the role of ambulance services in the management of low back pain 

      Vella, Simon Paul
      Published 2024
      Back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide. The management of back pain in primary-care and the emergency department is well established, though there is little knowledge regarding the management of back pain ...
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    • RedEye-1: A New Short-Wavelength Infrared Hyperspectral Imager for Atmospheric Observation 

      Alsalem, Naif
      Published 2024
      Efficient monitoring of atmospheric constituents, particularly methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2), is paramount for addressing global warming and its climate change repercussions. Hyperspectral imaging in atmospheric ...
      Open Access
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    • Process evaluation of a data-driven quality improvement program at Australian primary care practices for improved management of coronary heart disease - a mixed-methods study 

      Hafiz, Nashid Sabrina
      Published 2024
      Quality improvement (QI) strategies are increasingly used in primary care to reduce the burden of coronary heart disease (CHD). This Thesis examines a 12-month QI intervention in a cluster randomised controlled trial, ...
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    • Exploring Next-Generation Visual Object Detection and Tracking System 

      Feng, Weitao
      Published 2024
      This thesis embarks on an exploration into the evolution of the next generation of visual detection and tracking systems, delineating four crucial subtopics: 1) model architecture: Investigating the impact of critical ...
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    • Numerical Insights into Laser Ablation: A Pathway to Optimised Steel Cleaning for the Sydney Harbour Bridge 

      Tsumura, Yutaka
      Published 2024
      This doctoral thesis addresses critical issues in maintaining the structural and aesthetic longevity of significant infrastructures, exemplified by the Sydney Harbour Bridge, through advanced laser cleaning techniques. The ...
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