ENBIS-24 Conference

Session

Sustainability

17 Sept 2024, 09:00

Leuven, Belgium

Conveners

Sustainability

• András Zempléni (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest)

29. Multivariate statistics on hyperspectral images: challenges and importance of interpretability in textile sorting

Dr Giulia Gorla (University of Basque Country)

17/09/2024, 09:00

Sustainability

Hyperspectral imaging is an instrumental method that allows obtaining images where each pixel contains information in a specific range of the electromagnetic spectrum. Initially used for military and satellite applications, hyperspectral imaging has expanded to agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and the food industry. In recent decades, there has been an increasing focus on such analytical...

47. Messy Energy Data: Sense-making via changepoint and anomaly detection

Dr Paul Smith (Lancaster University)

17/09/2024, 09:20

Sustainability

With the routine collection of energy management data at the organisational level comes a growing interest in using data to identify opportunities to improve energy use. However, changing organisational priorities can result in data streams which are typically very messy; with missing periods, poor resolution and containing structures that are challenging to contextualise. Using operational...

118. From chemical fingerprints to environmental footprints: advancing feed production through near-infrared spectroscopy, Life Cycle Assessment and novel Artificial Intelligence

Jeroen Jansen (Radboud University)

17/09/2024, 09:40

Sustainability

Process Analytical Technologies have been the key technology of quality maintenance and improvement in process industry. Quality is however only one indicator of process excellence: Safety, Cost, Delivery, Maintenance and specifically Environment are strongly complementary determinants of process value. The rising societal demands on sustainability of contemporary process industry has made...