Prédiction des propriétés structurales des sols agricoles basées sur l’analyse compositionnelle et l’intelligence artificielle sur les indicateurs de chimie sèche (Dry chemistry)

Notre programme de recherche vise à bâtir un nouveau système intelligent, rapide et précis de diagnostic et de recommandation des amendements calciques pour assurer la santé, la protection et la productivité des sols et les qualités que garantissent les industriels pour une utilisation adéquate et durable des matières fertilisantes dans les différents systèmes agricoles. Le […]

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Multidisciplinary Conceptual Design Methodology Integrating Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation for Optimal and Innovative Vertical Take-Off and Landing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Designs

Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) and VTOL fixed-wing UAVs can have a significantly positive societal impact with applications such as urban air taxi, flying ambulance, search and rescue, delivery to remote places (e.g., Canadian north) and medical equipment transport. These applications are challenging in many aspects. One of the biggest challenges is to achieve high […]

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Nbwaakaawining binjibaamgad Gkendmaawziwin Wisdom from Knowledge: Documenting and Sharing the Indigenous Biocultural Richness of the Greenbelt

Plenty Canada has partnered with the University of Guelph to launch a biocultural knowledge and mapping project to begin restoring Indigenous knowledge, visibility, and character to the Greenbelt as an important Indigenous cultural landscape in Ontario. Our proposed work builds upon the success of a pilot project that we launched with the Canadian Commission for […]

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Canadian Architectural Education, Accreditation, and Certification trends in a Changing Environment – Phase 2

This project – Canadian Architectural Education, Accreditation, and Licensing trends in a Changing Environment – partners with the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) to comparatively analyze quantitative and qualitative data concerning challenges and opportunities facing academic and professional sectors in Canada. The intention is to better understand past changes, current states, and future trajectories so […]

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Building the science behind the use of rapid and living systematic reviews for cardiovascular rehabilitation

Evidence summaries, combined results from different primary studies, are critical for the development of health policy and clinical practice guidelines. However, traditional systematic review methods tend to be long and expensive. Rapid reviews (RRs) and living systematic reviews (LSRs) have been created to address the need to support these limitations. Although these methods streamline the […]

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