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Deep Learning for Human Activity Recognition
This book constitutes refereed proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Deep Learning for Human Activity Recognition, DL-HAR 2020, held in conjunction with IJCAI-PRICAI 2020, in Kyoto, Japan, in January 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the workshop was postponed to the year 2021 and held in a virtual format. The 10 presented papers were thorougly reviewed and included in the volume. They present recent research on applications of human activity recognition for various areas such as healthcare services, smart home applications, and more.
Deep Dark Blue
“A highly intriguing debut” – The Times (Crime Book of the Month) “Highly recommended . . . Elegantly written and set in an unfamiliar but lovely city brought to vivid life” – Irish Independent An atmospheric, contemorary police procedural set on Lake Zurich, introducing intelligent and warm-hearted detective Rosa Zambrano and perfect for fans of Donna Leon Available in English for the first time, and perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Sarah Pearse, and Donna Leon, this expertly plotted police procedural spent several months on the Swiss bestseller lists, garnering widespread critical acclaim as a gripping crime novel that still makes a holiday in Zurich sound like fun. Water washes away everything, even the bodies. Lake Zurich is Rosa Zambrano’s beat. Once a detective with the Criminal Investigation Department, she’s now exchanged serious crimes for the serenity of the water, patrolling it daily as the first female officer in Zurich’s maritime police force. Then one day, the body of Dr Jansen, a renowned fertility doctor and successful biotech entrepreneur, is dredged up in a fisherman’s nets. The case hits close to home for Rosa – she was a patient of Jansen’s and saw him only days before he was killed. The investigation leads her from the opulent villas on the lake’s shores to genetic research labs and a thriving escort service on the outskirts of the city – and to four women, each of whom has rejected the hand she’s been dealt. With a uniquely captivating European setting and refreshingly modern female protagonist, Deep Dark Blue is the first in a new crime series starring the intelligent and warm-hearted investigator Rosa Zambrano.
Deep-Sea Pressure
Deep-Sea Pressure explores the fascinating world of the abyssal depths, revealing how life thrives under extreme pressure and perpetual darkness. This book investigates the unique adaptations of deep-sea organisms, focusing on both physiological mechanisms and ecological roles. One intriguing insight is how some deep-sea creatures have developed specialized proteins and cell membranes to withstand crushing pressures, offering a glimpse into the remarkable resilience of life. Another focus is the multifaceted use of bioluminescence, which serves purposes ranging from attracting prey to complex communication, highlighting the intricate ecological dynamics of this environment. The book presents a comprehensive examination of deep-sea life, drawing from peer-reviewed scientific literature and findings from modern deep-sea expeditions utilizing advanced submersible technology. It emphasizes the interplay between pressure adaptation and bioluminescence, presenting information in a clear, accessible manner suitable for a broad audience. By exploring the diversity of deep-sea life and the underlying mechanisms of adaptation, Deep-Sea Pressure argues that understanding these extreme environments offers crucial insights into the limits of life on Earth and its potential elsewhere. Organized into three key sections, the book first introduces the deep-sea environment and its challenges. It then delves into the specific adaptations of deep-sea organisms, with dedicated chapters on proteins, cell membranes, and sensory systems. Finally, the book explores the ecological roles of bioluminescence and the implications of deep-sea research for astrobiology and conservation, providing a holistic view of this unexplored frontier.