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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP240100671

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $488,000.00
    Summary
    Motion of objects in soils. This project aims to conduct a fundamental study of a challenging class of geotechnical problems in which an object moves inside a layer of soil, interacts with soil, and disturbs it, by developing advanced numerical and analytical methods. This project expects to determine the fundamental principles governing soil behaviour upon movement of embedded objects. The expected outcomes are robust solutions and computational procedures that will benefit government and engin .... Motion of objects in soils. This project aims to conduct a fundamental study of a challenging class of geotechnical problems in which an object moves inside a layer of soil, interacts with soil, and disturbs it, by developing advanced numerical and analytical methods. This project expects to determine the fundamental principles governing soil behaviour upon movement of embedded objects. The expected outcomes are robust solutions and computational procedures that will benefit government and engineers by providing safer and more cost-effective strategies for designing, constructing, and maintaining Australia's infrastructure. This should bring significant benefits to industries engaged in harvesting energy resources, such as wind farms, as well as oil and gas.
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    Industrial Transformation Research Hubs - Grant ID: IH230100013

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $5,000,000.00
    Summary
    ARC Research Hub for Future Digital Manufacturing. This Hub aims to grow and accelerate Australian digital manufacturing (DM) transformation by devising novel DM technology and commercialisation/adoption pathways. The Hub expects to transform industry by developing novel AI and IoT-powered DM technology that provides for dramatic improvement in manufacturing productivity, resilience and competitiveness. Expected outcomes include novel DM technology for digitally representing, predicting, and imp .... ARC Research Hub for Future Digital Manufacturing. This Hub aims to grow and accelerate Australian digital manufacturing (DM) transformation by devising novel DM technology and commercialisation/adoption pathways. The Hub expects to transform industry by developing novel AI and IoT-powered DM technology that provides for dramatic improvement in manufacturing productivity, resilience and competitiveness. Expected outcomes include novel DM technology for digitally representing, predicting, and improving production and its outcomes via an open platform that supports reusing industry co-created DM solutions. Through supporting advanced manufacturing priorities and Industry 4.0, the Hub should provide significant benefits by increasing Australian manufacturing productivity and resilience by 30%.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP240100111

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $378,719.00
    Summary
    Supporting teachers and teaching in the age of Artificial Intelligence. This project aims to investigate teacher capabilities to respond to, and engage with, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in their classrooms and online teaching. This project expects to generate significant new knowledge about teacher workforce development to work productively alongside AI and other automated technologies. Expected outcomes include insights into technical, organisational and social issues surrounding the dep .... Supporting teachers and teaching in the age of Artificial Intelligence. This project aims to investigate teacher capabilities to respond to, and engage with, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in their classrooms and online teaching. This project expects to generate significant new knowledge about teacher workforce development to work productively alongside AI and other automated technologies. Expected outcomes include insights into technical, organisational and social issues surrounding the deployment of AI tools in schools, and the development of models of AI best practice and professional learning. This should provide significant benefits such as improved classroom outcomes and better use of technical infrastructure investment.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP240102317

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $630,000.00
    Summary
    Differential Evolution Framework for Intelligent Charging Scheduling. Smart charging scheduling is a vital challenge as dynamic environment with traffic networks and various unexpected issues. This project aims to develop a differential evolution framework for intelligent charging scheduling. The framework consists of a comprehensive charging scheduling model with various road networks and factors. The project outcomes include a distributed evolutionary computation framework, differential evolut .... Differential Evolution Framework for Intelligent Charging Scheduling. Smart charging scheduling is a vital challenge as dynamic environment with traffic networks and various unexpected issues. This project aims to develop a differential evolution framework for intelligent charging scheduling. The framework consists of a comprehensive charging scheduling model with various road networks and factors. The project outcomes include a distributed evolutionary computation framework, differential evolution algorithms, and cooperative co-evolutionary strategies. The outcome results will be demonstrated by practical evaluations over public datasets and comparisons to related works. The project is beneficial to the nation in both theory of artificial intelligence techniques and applications of real transport systems.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP240102088

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $506,145.00
    Summary
    Causal Knowledge-Empowered Adaptive Federated Learning. Federated learning tools are a promising framework for collaborative machine learning (ML) that also maintain data privacy; however, their ability to model heterogeneous data remains a key challenge. This project aims to develop a new learning scheme for coordinated training of ML models that successfully bridges variable data distributions. The framework proposed will be the first globally that can use causal knowledge to 1) handle data he .... Causal Knowledge-Empowered Adaptive Federated Learning. Federated learning tools are a promising framework for collaborative machine learning (ML) that also maintain data privacy; however, their ability to model heterogeneous data remains a key challenge. This project aims to develop a new learning scheme for coordinated training of ML models that successfully bridges variable data distributions. The framework proposed will be the first globally that can use causal knowledge to 1) handle data heterogeneity across devices and 2) address the real-world challenges when only a subset of devices have labelled data. Expected outcomes and benefits include the theoretical underpinnings and algorithms of causality-based collaborative training of ML models while better preserving the users’ data privacy.
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