Outputs (6)

Analysis of the spin dynamics of a single-engine low-wing aeroplane (2019)
Thesis

As spinning is still involved in around 60% of all aircraft accidents (BFU, 1985 and Belcastro, 2009), this aerodynamic phenomenon is still not fully understood. As U.S. and European Certification Specifications do not require recoveries from fully d... Read More about Analysis of the spin dynamics of a single-engine low-wing aeroplane.

A semantically-enriched goal-oriented requirements engineering framework for systems of systems using the i* framework applied to cancer care (2019)
Thesis

In recent years, monolithic systems are being composed into bigger systems as Systems of Systems (SoSs). This evolution of SoS raises several software engineering key challenges, such as the management of emerging inconsistent goals and requirements,... Read More about A semantically-enriched goal-oriented requirements engineering framework for systems of systems using the i* framework applied to cancer care.

Excavating the post-political: Mining, water and public participation in Arizona, USA (2019)
Thesis

Contributing to recent debates in democratic theory and human geography around the ‘post-political’ nature of contemporary modes of governance, this thesis challenges the extent to which deliberative, participatory spaces of decision-making lend demo... Read More about Excavating the post-political: Mining, water and public participation in Arizona, USA.

Applying social practice theory to contemporary working practices in sustainable office buildings: Implications for the performance gap (2019)
Thesis

The UK Government has committed to an 80% reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) against 1990 levels by 2050. Widening understandings of the environmental impact of the built environment have fuelled debates around how the environmental performance of bui... Read More about Applying social practice theory to contemporary working practices in sustainable office buildings: Implications for the performance gap.

Characterisation of a nuclear cave environment utilising an autonomous swarm of heterogeneous robots (2019)
Thesis

As nuclear facilities come to the end of their operational lifetime, safe decommissioning becomes a more prevalent issue. In many such facilities there exist ‘nuclear caves’. These caves constitute areas that may have been entered infrequently, or ev... Read More about Characterisation of a nuclear cave environment utilising an autonomous swarm of heterogeneous robots.

Mathematical modelling and analysis on male urine flow rate (2019)
Thesis

Troublesome voiding lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) are a common problem in men, particularly with ageing. Management of voiding LUTS can be guided by accurate determination of underlying mechanisms, distinguishing men with voiding symptoms cause... Read More about Mathematical modelling and analysis on male urine flow rate.