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- Multiscale stress analysis in CFRC using microscope image data of carbon fibresPublication . Graça, R. J. R.; Rodrigues, José Alberto; Loja, Amélia; Jorge, PedroComposite materials, are known as strong candidates to improve different kinds of structures. The micromechanical study of these materials is very important, because it may define the best composite characteristics to be used and/or predict more accurately its response. In the present work a multi-stage procedure comprising different fibre contour modelling strategies and a sequent hierarchic multiscale analysis is performed. With this study it is intended to achieve a more realistic characterization of the stresses maximum values for a set of case studies, through the use of fibre geometry data obtained from microscope images of carbon fibre laminated composites. The theoretical circular cross-section is also considered to enable a comparative study among the different situations.
- Automatic tracking of multiple pedestrians with group formation and occlusionsPublication . Jorge, Pedro; Abrantes, Arnaldo; Marques, Jorge S.This work addresses the problem of automatic track ing of pedestrians observed by a fixed camera in out door scenes. Tracking isolated pedestrians is not a difficult task. The challenge arises when the track ing system has to deal with temporary occlusions and groups of pedestrians. In both cases it is not possi ble to track each pedestrian during the whole video sequence. However, the system should be able to rec ognize each pedestrian as soon as he/she becomes vis ible and isolated from the group. This paper presents methods to tackle these difficulties. The proposed sys tem is based on a hierarchical approach which allows the application of the same methods for tracking iso lated pedestrians and groups.