Research areas
TICs
Director:
Dr. Gregorio Sáinz
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Currently, the area of Information and Computer Technologies count with a consolidated research line included within the "Knowledge-based Intelligent Systems." Within this field, the area develops an important research work applying the obtained results to issues both in the social field, and in the industrial and services environment, in order to obtain solutions technological, economic and socially viable.
Document Management: detection and management of inconsistencies Detection and management of incoherencies on collections of technical and regulation documentation from various sectors (electric, civil engineering, safety, defense, etc.)
Accident prevention: eFormation. Crisis situations simulation: eTraining.
Creation of tutors and intelligent systems for learning and training with appropriate contents and methodologies in order to improve social and cognitive skills of deprived groups and the elderly.
Application of Computer Intelligence techniques to the domain of transport infrastructures preservation, both roads and railways: knowledge extraction and intelligent modeling.
We work on the design and development of sensor networks, middleware platforms and e-services, taking into account the interoperability, flexibility, scalability and standardization, thus creating the needed digital environment to develop the concept of “Environmental Intelligence.”
DocnorDevelopment of a documentation intelligentsystem, able to detect inconsistencies (incoherence between related documents) present on the documentation corpus of the company, making easier the creationof new technical and regulation documents free of these inconsistencies andfacilitating the searching.
Determination of the needs and limitations of people with Alzheimer and other dementias for the development of cognitive stimulation activities using interactive digital television (serious games.)
Technological advice for the 112 emergency service in Castilla y León. Application of the results obtained by the research line to issues of the 112 service (prediction of the number of received calls, number of operators needed for the service, etc.), bringing solutions with high added value.
Migration of the help system for the design and execution of chemical experiments, developed for a pharmaceutical company, to the .NET platform.
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The TIC area works with the following associates and collaborators.