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    Guenther, T. & Kroll, A. Localization of compressed air leaks in industrial environments using service robots with ultrasonic microphones 2016 32nd European Conference on Acoustic Emission Testing , pp. 173-182 , VUTIUM Brno , Prague, Czech Republic , 7. -9. September , European Working Group on Acoustic Emission    
    Abstract: Compressed air is a widespread but costly energy carrier. Leaks account for 10 compressed air consumption in production facilities and their removal offers high potential for cost reduction. The turbulent flow from a leak causes broadband acoustic emissions. These are exploited for leak detection using a narrowband ultrasonic microphone that is insensitive to audible noise. A parabolic mirror or an acoustic horn is utilized to enhance the directivity and the received signal power of the microphone. The microphone is mounted on mobile service robots. In the project "Robotair" an automated guided vehicle (AGV) and a remotely controlled micro aerial vehicle (MAV) were used for robotized inspection of production facilities. In order to detect leaks, predefined areas are scanned. A leak is detected and localized based on the sensed peak amplitude of the ultrasound signal. The corresponding pose of the sensor facing the leak is determined based on the selflocalization of the robot. Leak localization is carried out by triangulation of two sensor poses. Tests were conducted in an automobile production facility to evaluate the performance of the system. A leak was placed in an assembly line and multiple measurements were taken from two positions with the AGV and the MAV. The leaks were successfully detected and localized.
    BibTeX:
    	@inproceedings{GuentherEWGAE2016,
    	   author = {Thomas Guenther and Andreas Kroll}
    	  , title = {Localization of compressed air leaks in industrial environments using service robots with ultrasonic microphones}
    	  , booktitle = {32nd European Conference on Acoustic Emission Testing}
    	  
    	  , publisher = {VUTIUM Brno}
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2016}
    	  
    	  
    	  , pages = {173--182}
    	  , address = {Prague, Czech Republic}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , isbn = {978-80-214-5385-2}
    	  
    	   } 
    	
    Guenther, T. & Kroll, A. Automated Detection of Compressed Air Leaks Using a Scanning Ultrasonic Sensor System 2016 Sensors Applications Symposium (SAS) , pp. 116 - 121 , Catania, Italy , 20. - 22. April , IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society    
    BibTeX:
    	@inproceedings{GuentherSAS2016,
    	   author = {Thomas Guenther and Andreas Kroll}
    	  , title = {Automated Detection of Compressed Air Leaks Using a Scanning Ultrasonic Sensor System}
    	  , booktitle = {Sensors Applications Symposium (SAS)}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2016}
    	  
    	  
    	  , pages = {116 -- 121}
    	  , address = {Catania, Italy}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	   } 
    	
    Guenther, T., Weis, M., Jannek, D., Husar, P. & Wilms, A. Polygraphic representation of anxiety disorder - a case study 2010 55th International Scientific Colloquium , pp. 488–492    
    Abstract: The german research project PsychoPort aims at
    the mobile detection of pathological states of anxiety
    and a suitable intervention. In this paper an exemplary
    case of anxiety disorder is examined. Four different
    biomedical signals were monitored, namely the elec-
    trocardiogram (ECG), the sympathetic skin response
    (SSR), four electromyogram (EMG) leads at regions
    with high tension potential and three respiration belts.
    Video stimulations with invasive and positive character
    were used to distinguish anxious states from relaxed
    ones. The obtained signals were analyzed statistically,
    in the time-frequencydomainandby extractionof char-
    acteristic parameters. The parameters obtained during
    the two stimulations were compared with respect to the
    patient’s subjective evaluation of the perceived level of
    fear. The results show higher sympathetic activation
    for all biosignals during an invasive video stimulation
    compared to a relaxed state of mind.
    BibTeX:
    	@inproceedings{guenther2010,
    	   author = {Thomas Guenther and Martin Weis and Dunja Jannek and Peter Husar and Alina Wilms}
    	  , title = {Polygraphic representation of anxiety disorder - a case study}
    	  , booktitle = {55th International Scientific Colloquium}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2010}
    	  
    	  
    	  , pages = {488–492}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	   } 
    	
    Hegenberg, J., Herrmann, R., Ziegner, D., Schmidt, L., Guenther, T., Müller, A.O., Kroll, A., Barz, T. & Schulz, D. Forschungsprojekt RobotAir: Praxistaugliches Boden-Luft-Servicerobotersystem für die Inspektion industrieller Druckluftversorgung und die Verbesserung der Arbeitsumgebungsfaktoren 2015 Technische Sicherheit , Vol. 5 (5) , pp. 16-22 , Mai    
    BibTeX:
    	@article{Hegenberg2015,
    	   author = {Hegenberg, J. and Herrmann, R. and Ziegner, D. and Schmidt, L. and Guenther, T. and Müller, A. O. and Kroll, A. and Barz, T. and Schulz, D.}
    	  , title = {Forschungsprojekt RobotAir: Praxistaugliches Boden-Luft-Servicerobotersystem für die Inspektion industrieller Druckluftversorgung und die Verbesserung der Arbeitsumgebungsfaktoren}
    	  
    	  , journal = {Technische Sicherheit}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2015}
    	  , volume = {5}
    	  , number = {5}
    	  , pages = {16-22}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	   } 
    	
    Weis, M., Jannek, D., Guenther, T., Husar, P., Haardt, M. & Roemer, F. Space-time-frequency component analysis of visual evoked potentials based on the parafac2 model 2010 55th International Scientific Colloquium , pp. 484–487    
    Abstract: In this contribution we focus on the identification of signal
    components in electroencephalographic (EEG) data. In the
    last years, this area of neurosci
    ence has regained special in-
    terest due to the possibilities of multi-dimensional signal pro-
    cessing. In this work we analyze event-related multi-channel
    EEG recordings on the basis of the time-varying spectrum for
    each channel. For the identification of the signal components
    we use the PARAFAC2 decomposition. With the PARAFAC2
    model it is possible to identify components which appear
    time-shifted over the different EEG channels. Therefore, it
    shows a superior performance
    in comparison with the com-
    monly used PARAFAC decomposition in case of highly dy-
    namic source. Furthermore, we show how the PARAFAC2
    model can be used to track the EEG components over time.
    BibTeX:
    	@inproceedings{weis2010c,
    	   author = {Martin Weis and Dunja Jannek and Thomas Guenther and Peter Husar and Martin Haardt and Florian Roemer}
    	  , title = {Space-time-frequency component analysis of visual evoked potentials based on the parafac2 model}
    	  , booktitle = {55th International Scientific Colloquium}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2010}
    	  
    	  
    	  , pages = {484–487}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	   } 
    	
    Weis, M., Jannek, D., Guenther, T., Husar, P., Roemer, F. & Haardt., M. Temporally resolved multi-way component analysis of dynamic sources in event-related eeg data using parafac2 2010 18th European Signal Processing Conference , pp. 696–700    
    BibTeX:
    	@inproceedings{weis2010b,
    	   author = {Martin Weis and Dunja Jannek and Thomas Guenther and Peter Husar and Florian Roemer and Martin Haardt.}
    	  , title = {Temporally resolved multi-way component analysis of dynamic sources in event-related eeg data using parafac2}
    	  , booktitle = {18th European Signal Processing Conference}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2010}
    	  
    	  
    	  , pages = {696–700}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	   } 
    	
    Weis, M., Jannek, D., Roemer, F., Guenther, T., Haardt, M. & Husar, P. Multi-dimensional PARAFAC2 component analysis of multi-channel EEG data including temporal tracking 2010 Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE , pp. 5375-5378 , Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers , Aug   DOI URL  
    BibTeX:
    	@inproceedings{weis2010a,
    	   author = {Weis, Martin and Jannek, Dunja and Roemer, Florian and Guenther, Thomas and Haardt, Martin and Husar, Peter}
    	  , title = {Multi-dimensional PARAFAC2 component analysis of multi-channel EEG data including temporal tracking}
    	  , booktitle = {Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE}
    	  
    	  , publisher = {Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers}
    	  
    	  
    	  , year = {2010}
    	  
    	  
    	  , pages = {5375-5378}
    	  
    	  
    	  
    	  , url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/IEMBS.2010.5626484}
    	  , doi = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/IEMBS.2010.5626484}
    	  , isbn = {978-1-4244-4123-5}
    	  
    	   } 
    	

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