Christoph Praschl

Lecturer

Management Center Innsbruck

Austria

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Christoph Praschl is a Lecturer at the Management Center Innsbruck in Austria. His research areas include 3D geometric file formats for geospatial applications, medical imaging techniques, and community energy management. Recent publications focus on innovative solutions in image processing and orientation estimation of humans in video frames, as well as developing early warning systems for monitoring epileptic seizures.

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Armin Veichtlbauer

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

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Stephan Winkler

FH-Professor

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

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Andreas Pointner

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

AUSTRIA

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Andreas Walter

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Hochschule Aalen

GERMANY

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Extending 3D geometric file formats for geospatial applications

Analysing and Transforming Graph Structures: The Graph Transformation Framework

U-Net based vessel segmentation for murine brains with small micro-magnetic resonance imaging reference datasets

Toward an Effective Community Energy Management by Using a Cluster Storage

Imaging framework: An interoperable and extendable connector for image-related Java frameworks

EpiMon: Vision-Based Early Warning System for Monitoring Uprising Epileptic Seizures During Night

Multi-Resolution Localization of Individual Logs in Wooden Piles Utilizing YOLO with Tiling on Client/Server Architectures

Hybrid Approach for Orientation-Estimation of Rotating Humans in Video Frames Acquired by Stationary Monocular Camera

Hybrid approach for orientation-estimation of rotating humans in video frames acquired by stationary monocular camera

Enabling outdoor MR capabilities for head mounted displays: A case study

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Armin Veichtlbauer

Stephan Winkler

Andreas Pointner

Andreas Walter

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