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Agriculture Contributions To Water Pollution And Sustainable Policy Solutions In Europe, Jemma Nolan, Azza Silotry Naik
Agriculture Contributions To Water Pollution And Sustainable Policy Solutions In Europe, Jemma Nolan, Azza Silotry Naik
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
Freshwater is essential for sustaining the health of humans, animals, and ecosystems; however, agricultural activities remain a major source of water pollution globally. This review examines how crop production, livestock farming, and aquaculture contribute to water contamination, the effectiveness of current European policies, and the potential of sustainable mitigation strategies. Evidence from the research identified pesticides, herbicides, veterinary antibiotics, nutrient runoff, aquaculture effluents, and microplastics as the primary agricultural pollutants affecting surface and groundwater quality. These contaminants have been linked to ecosystem degradation, biodiversity loss, endocrine disruption, antimicrobial resistance, and adverse human health outcomes. Despite extensive regulatory frameworks, including the …
A Method For Determining A True National Statistical Distribution Of Building Element U-Values And Its Application To A Dataset Underpinning A Building Stock Energy Model, C. Ahern, Bernard Enright, A. Griffin, B. Norton
A Method For Determining A True National Statistical Distribution Of Building Element U-Values And Its Application To A Dataset Underpinning A Building Stock Energy Model, C. Ahern, Bernard Enright, A. Griffin, B. Norton
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
The presence of default U-values in Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) databases disrupts the natural variability in measured U-value distributions. Default values, often used by assessors when empirical data is unavailable, introduce deterministic artefacts into datasets, creating artificial peaks that obscure underlying statistical patterns. This study examines the impact of these default values and identifies appropriate statistical models – Lognormal, Gamma and Normal – for measured U-values in Ireland’s national EPC dataset, comprising 463,582 dwellings. Lognormal and Gamma distributions aligned better with the central peaks, while the Normal distribution more accurately captured the tails. Although no single distribution perfectly fits the …
Academics’ Experiences Of Work-Life Balance And Work-Life Conflict In A Familialist State: The Case Of Bosnia And Herzegovina, Sara Clavero, Caitriona Delaney
Academics’ Experiences Of Work-Life Balance And Work-Life Conflict In A Familialist State: The Case Of Bosnia And Herzegovina, Sara Clavero, Caitriona Delaney
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
Background: This paper explores how women academics in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) navigate work-life conflict and the main strategies they deploy to balance their work and personal lives. It examines the range of institutional support available to them and assesses their effectiveness in facilitating work-life balance and reducing work-life conflict. Methods: Drawing on 12 semi-structured interviews with female academics at various career stages from public and private universities across BiH, this study captures personal narratives of managing work and caregiving responsibilities. Results: Thematic analysis revealed the respondents’ personal strategies to find work-life balance while trying to achieve their career goals, …
Using “Big Data” And Non-Linear Machine Learning To Infer Groundwater Contamination Mechanisms Across A Spatially Extensive, Geologically Heterogeneous Region, Ioan Petculescu, Anna Majury, R. Stephen Brown, Kevin Mcdermott, Paul Hynds
Using “Big Data” And Non-Linear Machine Learning To Infer Groundwater Contamination Mechanisms Across A Spatially Extensive, Geologically Heterogeneous Region, Ioan Petculescu, Anna Majury, R. Stephen Brown, Kevin Mcdermott, Paul Hynds
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
Groundwater accounts for approximately 98% of available freshwater, with >2 billion people relying on it as a primary drinking water source. Notwithstanding its importance, specific groundwater quality parameters - namely microbial concentrations and non-Escherichia coli coliforms (NEC) - remain understudied. The current study sought to address this gap by modelling three distinct Contamination Indices (CI) corresponding to E. coli concentration, NEC concentration, and the NEC:E. coli concentration ratio. CIs were developed for south Ontario (115,693 km2) using ∼1 million samples from ∼290,000 wells collected between 2010 and 2021. To permit modelling, CIs were linked to 50 subregion-specific variables …
Formulation And Characterisation Of Isoniazid By Spray Drying For Use By Dry Powder Inhalers To Treat Tuberculosis, Damiana Gabrielli, Seán Roche
Formulation And Characterisation Of Isoniazid By Spray Drying For Use By Dry Powder Inhalers To Treat Tuberculosis, Damiana Gabrielli, Seán Roche
SURE Journal: Science Undergraduate Research Experience Journal
The targeted delivery of antibiotics by dry powder inhalers (DPIs) is an increasingly important area of research, driven by the growing global burden of respiratory infections and the advantages of localized drug delivery to the lungs. Over the past five years, respiratory infections have risen significantly, with recent epidemiological data indicating a global increase in incidence by over 30%, largely due to factors such as air pollution, antimicrobial resistance, and emerging respiratory pathogens. One major challenge in developing DPI formulations for antibiotics is the need to optimize the particle physicochemical properties for deep lung deposition while accommodating the high doses …
Suitability Of Mobile Phase Recycling For Methylxanthine Quantification In Coffee Samples Using Hplc, Kaitlin O’Keeffe, Marcos Mariano, Brian Murphy
Suitability Of Mobile Phase Recycling For Methylxanthine Quantification In Coffee Samples Using Hplc, Kaitlin O’Keeffe, Marcos Mariano, Brian Murphy
SURE Journal: Science Undergraduate Research Experience Journal
Caffeine, theobromine and theophylline fall under a drug class known as methylxanthines. These three compounds are of major interest in the food industry due to their presence in popular foods and beverages such as tea, coffee, and chocolate. As these compounds can cause physical and mental stress at high dosages, their quantification is essential to ensure product safety and quality. Here, we describe an eco-friendly HPLC method developed to quantify the amount of these analytes in coffee samples sourced across the SETU Waterford, Cork Road campus. Using an isocratic mixture of water and methanol, a mobile phase recycling approach was …
Advancing Skin Cancer Diagnostics: A Comparative Analysis Of Convolutional Neural Network Models For Skin Lesion Classification, Jesse Osuji, Tania Malik
Advancing Skin Cancer Diagnostics: A Comparative Analysis Of Convolutional Neural Network Models For Skin Lesion Classification, Jesse Osuji, Tania Malik
SURE Journal: Science Undergraduate Research Experience Journal
For many years, skin cancer diagnosis and cancer research have been major focal points in the healthcare sector. Accurate classification of different types of skin lesions, including cancerous ones, is essential for proper diagnostics. Many machine learning (ML) techniques and models are used to solve various problems across various domains. One of such techniques is called neural networks. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are primarily used in computer vision-based problems, allowing computer systems to process and understand images. CNNs offer a potential tool for diagnosing skin lesions from images, occasionally demonstrating superior accuracy compared to trained dermatologists. This project explores various …
Advancing Point-Of-Care Healthcare Diagnostics To Tackle Future Outbreaks And Pandemics: Nanotechnology-Driven Developments And Impact On Rapid Pathogen Detection, Naresh Mandal, Bidhan Pramanick, Tarun Kanti Bhattacharyya, Baljit Singh
Advancing Point-Of-Care Healthcare Diagnostics To Tackle Future Outbreaks And Pandemics: Nanotechnology-Driven Developments And Impact On Rapid Pathogen Detection, Naresh Mandal, Bidhan Pramanick, Tarun Kanti Bhattacharyya, Baljit Singh
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
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Cost-Effective Photogrammetry Techniques For Surveying, Recording, And Documenting Stone Circles In County Wicklow, Maurice Murphy Dr., Garrett Keenaghan, Alain Chenaux
Cost-Effective Photogrammetry Techniques For Surveying, Recording, And Documenting Stone Circles In County Wicklow, Maurice Murphy Dr., Garrett Keenaghan, Alain Chenaux
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
This article presents the application of cost-effective photogrammetry techniques for surveying, recording, and documenting stone circles in County Wicklow using two case studies. The article explains, that, while digital photogrammetry may seem accessible, understanding its technical aspects is crucial to achieving accurate results and that a fundamental grasp of the photogrammetry process is necessary for generang precise 3D models of heritage objects and structures. The first case study presents details of the methods for capturing data and uploading it to create 3D models. The second case study demonstrates how to utilise the 3D survey for digital reconstruction and the potential …
Tripping The Light Fantastic: Using Light-Based Technics To Digitally Document Megalithic Architecture, Eimear Meegan, Maurice Murphy Dr, A. Corns
Tripping The Light Fantastic: Using Light-Based Technics To Digitally Document Megalithic Architecture, Eimear Meegan, Maurice Murphy Dr, A. Corns
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
This paper presents and discusses the preliminary results of a small scale visualisation project as part of which the low-cost LiDAR scanner that now comes as standard with the iPad Pro was used in conjunction with both the Arctec Leo structured light scanner and photogrammetric survey methods to record, analyse and present the recently excavated remains of a Neolithic passage tomb at Dowth Hall, Co, Meath, Ireland. It considers the ease and speed with which the small to medium scale structural components found here can be scanned or photographed, meshed, and textured using each approach and further explores whether the …
Armagh Observatory –Historic Building Information Modelling For Virtual Learning In Building Conservation, Maurice Murphy Dr., Alain Chenaux, Garrett Keenaghan
Armagh Observatory –Historic Building Information Modelling For Virtual Learning In Building Conservation, Maurice Murphy Dr., Alain Chenaux, Garrett Keenaghan
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
In this paper the recording and design for a Virtual Reality Immersive Model of Armagh Observatory is presented, which will replicate the historic buildings and landscape with distant meridian markers and position of its principal historic instruments within a model of the night sky showing the position of bright stars. The virtual reality model can be used for educational purposes allowing the instruments within the historic building model to be manipulated within 3D space to demonstrate how the position measurements of stars were made in the 18th century. A description is given of current student and researchers activities concerning on-site …
Semi-Automatic Modelling Of Building Facades With Shape Grammars Using Historic Building Information Modelling, Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr.
Semi-Automatic Modelling Of Building Facades With Shape Grammars Using Historic Building Information Modelling, Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr.
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
This paper outlines a new approach for generating digital heritage models from laser scan or photogrammetric data using Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM). HBIM is a plug-in for Building Information Modelling (BIM) software that uses parametric library objects and procedural modelling techniques to automate the modelling stage. The HBIM process involves a reverse engineering solution whereby parametric interactive objects representing architectural elements are mapped onto laser scan or photogrammetric survey data. A library of parametric architectural objects has been designed from historic manuscripts and architectural pattern books. These parametric objects were built using an embedded programming language within the ArchiCAD …
Parametric Vector Modelling Of Laser And Image Surveys Of 17th Century Classical Architecture In Dublin, Maurice Murphy Dr, Eugene Mcgovern, Sara Pavia
Parametric Vector Modelling Of Laser And Image Surveys Of 17th Century Classical Architecture In Dublin, Maurice Murphy Dr, Eugene Mcgovern, Sara Pavia
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
The product of a laser scan survey of a building or artefact is a point cloud which defines the geometry of the object, and when combined with image data the object edges and material textures can be identified. The point cloud survey is useful for visualisation and also as a record of the 3D surfaces of an object. Where conserva-tion or restoration work is to be carried out on the object conventional orthographic or 3D survey drawings are required. Survey drawings can be created by mapping vectors on to the point cloud or textured point cloud. This is a complex …
Integration Of Historic Building Information Modeling (Hbim) And 3d Gis For Recording And Managing Cultural Heritage Sites, Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr
Integration Of Historic Building Information Modeling (Hbim) And 3d Gis For Recording And Managing Cultural Heritage Sites, Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
This paper outlines a two stage approach for digitally recording cultural heritage sites. This approach involves a 3D modeling stage and the integration of the 3D model into a 3D GIS for further management and analysis. The modeling stage is carried out using a new concept; Historic Building Information Modeling (HBIM) which has been developed at the Dublin Institute of Technology [12]. Historic Building Information Modeling is a system for modeling historic structures from laser scan and photogrammetric data using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. The HBIM process involves a reverse engineering solution whereby parametric objects representing architectural elements are …
A Review Of 3d Gis For Use In Creating Virtual Historic Dublin, Alain Chenaux, Maurice Murphy Dr, Sara Pavia
A Review Of 3d Gis For Use In Creating Virtual Historic Dublin, Alain Chenaux, Maurice Murphy Dr, Sara Pavia
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
This paper illustrates how BIM integration with GIS is approached as part of the workflow in creating Virtual Historic Dublin. A design for a WEB based interactive 3D model of historic buildings and centres in Dublin City (Virtual Historic Dublin City) paralleling smart city initiates is now under construction and led by the National Monuments at the Office of Public Works in Ireland. The aim is to facilitate the conservation and maintenance of historic infrastructure and fabric and the dissemination of knowledge for education and cultural tourism using an extensive Historic Building Information Model. Remote sensing data is now processed …
An Initial Design Framework For Virtual Historic Dublin, Maurice Murphy Dr, Sara Pavia
An Initial Design Framework For Virtual Historic Dublin, Maurice Murphy Dr, Sara Pavia
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
As a single coherent model, the proposed Virtual Historic Dublin City will improve the current approaches for planning, conserving, presenting and interpreting cultural heritage buildings and their environments. The combination of digital recording, modelling and data management systems enable the interaction with complex, interlinked three-dimensional structures containing rich and diverse underlying data. End users can encompass architectural and engineering conservation, education and research, in addition to public engagement and cultural tourism. In this paper a digital design framework is presented, based on state of the art current approaches for recording, modelling and presenting Virtual Historic Dublin. The modelling sites and …
Developing Historic Building Information Modelling Guidelines And Procedures For Architectural Heritage In Ireland, Maurice Murphy Dr, A. Corns
Developing Historic Building Information Modelling Guidelines And Procedures For Architectural Heritage In Ireland, Maurice Murphy Dr, A. Corns
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
Cultural heritage researchers have recently begun applying Building Information Modelling (BIM) to historic buildings. The model is comprised of intelligent objects with semantic attributes which represent the elements of a building structure and are organised within a 3D virtual environment. Case studies in Ireland are used to test and develop the suitable systems for (a) data capture/digital surveying/processing (b) developing library of architectural components and (c) mapping these architectural components onto the laser scan or digital survey to relate the intelligent virtual representation of a historic structure (HBIM). While BIM platforms have the potential to create a virtual and intelligent …
Structural Simulations And Conservation Analysis -Historic Building Information Model (Hbim), Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr
Structural Simulations And Conservation Analysis -Historic Building Information Model (Hbim), Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
In this paper the current findings to date of the Historic Building Information Model (HBIM) of the Four Courts in Dublin are presented. The Historic Building Information Model (HBIM) forms the basis for both structural and conservation analysis to measure the impact of war damage which still impacts on the building. The laser scan survey was carried out in the summer of 2014 of the internal and external structure. After registration and processing of the laser scan survey, the HBIM was created of the damaged section of the building and is presented as two separate workflows in this paper. The …
Current State Of Art Historic Building Information Modelling, Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr
Current State Of Art Historic Building Information Modelling, Conor Dore Dr, Maurice Murphy Dr
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
In an extensive review of existing literature a number of observations were made in relation to the current approaches for recording and modelling existing buildings and environments: Data collection and pre-processing techniques are becoming increasingly automated to allow for near real-time data capture and fast processing of this data for later modelling applications. Current BIM software is almost completely focused on new buildings and has very limited tools and pre-defined libraries for modelling existing and historic buildings. The development of reusable parametric library objects for existing and historic buildings supports modelling with high levels of detail while decreasing the modelling …
Historic Building Information Modelling - Adding Intelligence To Laser And Image Based Surveys, Maurice Murphy Dr, Eugene Mcgovern, Sara Pavia
Historic Building Information Modelling - Adding Intelligence To Laser And Image Based Surveys, Maurice Murphy Dr, Eugene Mcgovern, Sara Pavia
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM) is a novel prototype library of parametric objects based on historic data and a system of cross platform programmes for mapping parametric objects onto a point cloud and image survey data. The HBIM process be-gins with remote collection of survey data using a terrestrial laser scanner combined with digital photo modelling. The next stage in-volves the design and construction of a parametric library of objects, which are based on the manuscripts ranging from Vitruvius to 18th century architectural pattern books. In building parametric objects, the problem of file format and exchange of data has been …
Publication Overview, Maurice Murphy Dr., Anne Murphy (Editor) Dr., Garrett Keenaghan Dr.
Publication Overview, Maurice Murphy Dr., Anne Murphy (Editor) Dr., Garrett Keenaghan Dr.
Journal of Academic Research and Innovation
Recent years have seen considerable advances in methods for virtual representation, digital recording, and documentation of built heritage. Despite these technological developments, the cultural heritage sector in Ireland has yet to fully embrace and integrate these innovations into standard practice. A clear gap remains between research-driven advancements and practical, widespread application within heritage organisations and among professionals. Bridging this gap is essential to ensuring that new approaches become embedded in the everyday workflows of the sector.
Information Management / Bim Technology Evaluation Methodology, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Technology Evaluation Methodology, Robert Moore
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This technology evaluation method provides a structured and transparent approach for assessing digital tools that support Information Management and Building Information Modelling (BIM). It establishes consistent criteria for evaluating functionality, interoperability, usability, compliance with standards such as ISO 19650, and alignment with organisational needs. The method supports objective comparison, informed decision-making, and proportionate investment, ensuring that technology acts as an enabler of defined processes rather than a driver in itself. Overall, it helps organisations select and implement technology solutions that are fit for purpose, scalable, and supportive of long-term Information Management / BIM adoption and continuous improvement.
Information Management / Bim Public Sector Adoption Business Case, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Public Sector Adoption Business Case, Robert Moore
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This business case sets out the value of adopting Information Management and BIM in line with ISO 19650 and the Irish CWMF. It shows how a structured approach to managing information across the asset lifecycle can improve collaboration, reduce risk and rework, and deliver measurable returns on investment. Evidence indicates that early adoption delivers the greatest benefit, supporting better cost control, compliance, and long-term asset performance. Overall, Information Management and BIM are positioned as essential enablers for efficient, sustainable, and future-ready delivery of public works
Information Management / Bim Technology Deployment Strategy, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Technology Deployment Strategy, Robert Moore
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This technology deployment strategy sets out a coordinated approach for implementing and rolling out digital tools to support Information Management and Building Information Modelling (IM/BIM). It focuses on aligning technology deployment with agreed processes, governance, and user capability, ensuring systems are configured, tested, and adopted effectively. The strategy emphasises phased deployment, risk management, training, and support, enabling organisations to embed technology in a controlled and sustainable manner. Overall, it provides a clear framework for turning selected technologies into reliable, value-adding enablers of consistent, standards-aligned IM/BIM delivery.
Information Management / Bim Private Sector Adoption Business Case, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Private Sector Adoption Business Case, Robert Moore
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This business case sets out the rationale for adopting Information Management and Building Information Modelling (IM/BIM) within the private sector, aligned with ISO 19650. It explains how a structured, standards-based approach to managing information across the project lifecycle can reduce risk, improve coordination, and protect commercial margins by minimising rework, late changes, and delays. The document highlights that early and targeted investment in people, processes, and digital tools delivers the greatest return, supporting faster approvals, clearer decision-making, more competitive bids, and consistent project delivery. Overall, the business case positions IM/BIM as a practical enabler of productivity, resilience, and long-term competitiveness …
Information Management / Bim Adoption Plan, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Adoption Plan, Robert Moore
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This adoption plan translates the Information Management and BIM adoption strategy into a clear, actionable programme of work. It sets out the specific activities, responsibilities, and sequencing required to build capability across people, processes, and technology, supporting consistent implementation in line with ISO 19650 and organisational objectives. The plan enables progress to be managed, monitored, and reviewed over time, ensuring adoption is proportionate, achievable, and aligned with project and business needs. Overall, it provides a practical mechanism for moving from intent to delivery, embedding Information Management and BIM as standard practice within the organisation.
Information Management / Bim Adoption Strategy, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Adoption Strategy, Robert Moore
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This adoption strategy sets out a structured approach for organisations to plan, govern, and deliver the adoption of Information Management and Building Information Modelling (IM/BIM). It focuses on aligning leadership intent with clear objectives, defined actions, and measurable outcomes, ensuring that people, processes, and technology are developed in a coordinated way. The strategy supports a phased and proportionate approach to adoption, enabling organisations to build capability over time, respond to client and market requirements, and embed continuous improvement. Overall, it provides a clear framework for translating strategic intent into practical, repeatable actions that support consistent, standards-aligned delivery and long-term organisational …
Uniclass Irish Bim Mandate Guide, Robert Moore
Uniclass Irish Bim Mandate Guide, Robert Moore
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This guidance document provides practical direction on implementing Uniclass within Irish public sector projects to support the Capital Works Management Framework (CWMF) BIM mandate. It explains how Uniclass, used alongside ISO 19650, IFC, and ICMS, enables consistent classification of information across the asset lifecycle, supporting the creation of a reliable golden thread of data from design through to operation. The document sets out how Uniclass works in practice, clarifying roles and responsibilities, common challenges, and mitigation measures, and includes a worked examples to support consistent application. Overall, the guide positions Uniclass as a key enabler of structured information management, improved …
Information Management / Bim Technology Deployment Plan, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Technology Deployment Plan, Robert Moore
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This technology deployment plan sets out the practical steps required to implement and operationalise selected Information Management and BIM (BIM) technologies. It defines activities, responsibilities, sequencing, and dependencies to ensure systems are configured, tested, and adopted in a controlled and coordinated manner. The plan supports effective change management, training, and transition to business-as-usual use, reducing risk and disruption. Overall, it provides a clear, actionable framework for moving from technology selection to consistent, reliable use that supports standards-aligned Information Management / BIM delivery.
Information Management / Bim Adoption And Implementation Roadmap, Robert Moore
Information Management / Bim Adoption And Implementation Roadmap, Robert Moore
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This roadmap sets out a clear, practical approach for organisations to adopt and implement Information Management and Building Information Modelling (IM/BIM) in line with ISO 19650 and the Capital Works Management Framework (CWMF). It provides a phased pathway from early capacity to advanced capability, showing how organisations can progressively build skills, processes, and digital workflows while meeting the requirements of the Irish BIM mandate. The roadmap aligns organisational change with project-level delivery, emphasising the foundations of people, process, and technology, and the importance of collaboration, governance, and continuous improvement. Overall, it supports organisations in moving from basic information management to …