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Activer, concrétiser et faciliter l’adoption des principes d’innovation et d’intelligence artificielle responsable – étude de cas et analyse rétrospective des projets d’innovation technologique en santé

Le Comité tactique en intelligence augmentée du Centre de Recherche du Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM) mène de front des projets pour activer et concrétiser les principes d’innovation et d’intelligence artificielle (IA) responsables en actions afin de faciliter l’adoption des projets innovants en IA au CHUM. En réponse à la crise pandémique de Covid-19, de nombreux projets en IA sont mis en oeuvre et il y a un manque criant d’outils pour accompagner l’adoption des innovations technologiques inclusives, ouvertes, éthiques et en respect avec les principes en innovation et en IA responsables et ce, dans un contexte d’innovation collective inter-organisationnelle dans l’écosystème de la santé.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Catherine Beaudry

Student:

Partner:

Centre de recherche du CHUM

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology; Public Service, Policy, and Governance; Other

University:

Polytechnique Montréal

Program:

Accelerate

Software Engineering for Next-Generation Building and Energy Management Sensing Devices

This project will identify an optimal technology roadmap and integrated software engineering process for a new line of building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) control system elements being developed by Greystone Energy Systems. The COVID-19 necessitates advances in HVAC and maintaining high indoor air quality standards. This trend highlights the need for HVAC systems that enable sophisticated management of energy usage, maintenance, and compliance with environmental standards. This project will increase the competitiveness and market share of an established Canadian company that seeks to continue to expand within its current markets and strives to be the premier supplier of sensors and transmitters for the HVAC industry. The project will contribute to enhanced ability for real-time monitoring and coordination of air quality monitoring, enabling users to track complex networks of sensors and respond as needed to ensure optimal indoor air quality.

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Faculty Supervisor:

William McIver Jr.

Student:

Partner:

Greystone Energy Systems, Inc.

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

New Brunswick Community College

Program:

Accelerate

3-D Mesoscale Imaging of Turbine Runner Alloys

In the project, we will use an advanced microscope instrument, called a plasma focused ion beam to image the three dimensional structure of turbine materials used to generate hydroelectric power, with the aim of design a method for predicting damage and maintenance schedules in the long term. If we can understand the microstructure of these steels, we can figure out how they will deform over the long term.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Nabil Bassim

Student:

Partner:

Institut de Recherche Hydro-Québec

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services; Utilities

University:

McMaster University

Program:

Accelerate

Optimising Green Rainwater Infrastructure for Rain City Strategy Targets

The City of Vancouver’s Integrated Rainwater Management Plan and Rain City Strategy provides rainwater management targets and design standards for public spaces (streets, public spaces, parks) and private spaces (private property, City-owned property) in the City of Vancouver. To reach these targets, the City has adopted several Green Rainwater Infrastructure (GRI) approaches to achieve the design standards in both types of spaces. The GRI types that will help the City meet its targets sustainably include green roofs, rain barrels, and rain. The City however, is coming up against barriers to implementing these types of GRIs so to overcome these issues, this work will increase the understanding of how these GRIs can be used on different building types and spaces to meet the Rain City Strategy targets. A handful of case studies spanning the range of Tier 1 type GRIs will be selected and analyzed to demonstrate how these GRIs work and why. The case studies analysis will be developed to demonstrate to the public the benefit to both the public and private sector, and to promote their use in future planning.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Caterina Valeo;Phalguni Mukhopadhyaya

Student:

Partner:

City of Vancouver

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Public administration

University:

University of Victoria

Program:

Accelerate

Ecology and Conservation of Grassland Songbirds in the Waterton Park Front Area

The objective of this project is to establish a long-term study on the ecology of grassland songbirds in the Waterton Park Front Area (just outside of Waterton National Park), Alberta. The student will examine how different grazing regimes and other management actions influence birds. Fieldwork, which will occur from approximately May to July each year, will involve bird surveys, vegetation monitoring, and interacting with a variety of stakeholders. The Nature Conservancy of Canada will benefit by learning how different management strategies on their properties influence grassland songbirds. This could influence future management actions on these properties, and will help ranchers and conservation organizations find common ground from which we can ensure ecological, social, and economic sustainability.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Nicola Koper

Student:

Partner:

Nature Conservancy of Canada

Discipline:

Life Sciences

Sector:

Life Sciences (not health); Sustainability & the Environment; Other

University:

University of Manitoba

Program:

Accelerate

Freight consolidation and container loading optimization

This project investigates a complex freight consolidation and loading problem faced by Frontline Carrier Systems Inc., a leading transportation and supply chain provider in North America. Frontline seeks to optimize their transportation costs by minimizing the number of trucks required to ship a set of customer orders within a finite planning horizon. The problem integrates freight consolidation decisions to assign skids to trucks, scheduling decisions to determine the departure time of truckloads, and three-dimensional (3D) loading decisions to determine how these skids should be placed inside each truck. Skids weight, volume and lead time constraints are considered to ensure feasibility and effective truck capacity utilization. The main objective is to develop algorithms based on the latest advances in artificial intelligence and analytics – including optimization, probability and statistics. These algorithms will be at the core of an advanced planning system capable of quickly generating feasible shipping plans and 3D animations of the truck loading patterns.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Ivan Contreras

Student:

Partner:

Frontline Carrier Systems Inc

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Transportation and warehousing

University:

Concordia University

Program:

Accelerate

Stochastic Optimization Approach for the Multi Depot Vehicle Scheduling Problem

Vehicle scheduling is one of the main planning problems for transit agencies. While it is relatively simple to solve in the deterministic and single-depot setting, these assumptions are unrealistic in real-world applications. Specifically, ignoring major sources of uncertainty (such as travel times) and making decisions over average predictions can lead to inferior schedules that incur additional costs and reduce the quality of service during execution. In this project, we consider the multi-depot vehicle scheduling problem under uncertainty. We propose a mathematical model that receives a timetable and historical data (e.g., travel times) to generate a long-term schedule while taking into account the day-to-day operational stage and potential future scenarios of various uncertain parameter realizations therein. The resulting schedule is optimal in terms of average total (scheduling and operational) cost and the rescheduling needs on a day-to-day basis due to uncertainty.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Merve Bodur;Amer Shalaby

Student:

Partner:

Trapeze Group

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Transportation and warehousing

University:

University of Toronto

Program:

Accelerate

Open Data Guidelines and Policy

The intent of this project is to provide the policy and guidelines in support of the Districts Open Data program. The Open Data Guidelines and Policy will provide a framework for data governance across the organization, in order to improve access to and use of data to empower community decision making. Our objective is to develop Open Data Policy and Guidelines designed for the unique needs of the District of Squamish.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Ketra Schmitt

Student:

Partner:

District of Squamish

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Public administration

University:

Concordia University

Program:

Accelerate

Shaina Fuentes Application for NL Eats Marketing Co-op Funding

NL Eats’ ‘Food for Thought’ is a project that aims to address food insecurity by supporting individuals in need and local businesses. This is achieved through community involvement. The Marketing co-op position that I will be taking up in the company is responsible for encouraging community involvement and expanding their reach. It will give me an opportunity to utilize my skill set and qualifications in a professional environment, where I will develop marketing strategies and formulate marketing campaigns. SInce NL Eats is a community-driven organization, my role would be essential to draw in support.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Leroy Murphy

Student:

Partner:

NL Eats

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology

University:

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Supply Chain & Industrial Cluster Analysis for a particular metallurgy industry in the lower columbia region

CoVID-19 has impacted the businesses in the region at multiple dimensions. The mandate of the project is to research and analyze the impact on the supply chain. There are many small focused businesses in the region and most of them don’t have a dedicated R&D section for understanding the market dynamics. The purpose of this project under the supervision of LCIC will be to fill that void for the existing and thriving businesses. This study will make an integral contribution to the Metal Tech Alley’s initiative of making an industrial circular economy in the region with a focus to reduce waste and promote recycle. Metal Tech Alley is an initiative led by LCIC in collaboration with metallurgy companies in the region

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Faculty Supervisor:

Timothy Field

Student:

Partner:

Lower Columbia Initiatives Corporation

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services; Mining; Other services (except public administration)

University:

Concordia University

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Placeholder Canada Inc. – Operations Analyst 1

Operations Analysts help run our business by interacting with customers to understand their needs, make space recommendations, create and review space listings, source new channels of supply and demand for our marketplace, and prepare strategic analysis on various topics.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Martin Halek

Student:

Partner:

PlaceHolder Inc

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Other

University:

University of Calgary

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Oyate Tipi Boutique Marketing Plan

I will oversee their new online store called the OT Boutique. My tasks will include creating a marketing plan for their new online store. The plan must be simple and sustainable so that once my internship is over, the staff will have no problem continuing it. I will also be in charge of deciding how the items should be priced, under the help and guidance of Rosalie Harms. This will include a lot of secondary research so that I can better understand the external competitive environment. The success of the project will eventually mean that the organization will be able to help more women, children and other people leaving homelessness or abusive situations. Moreover, funds raised through the OT Boutique will help cover non-funded expenses and potentially cover some employee salaries in the future. Alex Beasse envisions the OT Boutique to be sustainable enough so that the organization doesn’t have to fully rely on public funding which can be very unpredictable at times.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Rosalie Harms

Student:

Partner:

Oyate Tipi

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Retail trade

University:

University of Winnipeg

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

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