Welcome
A little about me...
I am an Assistant Research Professor with the School of Arts Media and Engineering at Arizona State University. I recently completed my doctoral studies with the Centre for Digital Video Processing at Dublin City University under the supervision of Dr. Gareth Jones. My doctoral work explores digital narrative in long-term multimodal lifelogs. I have over 30 publications and have been involved in a number of research projects. Find out more...
My Most Recent Projects are:
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Orison
2009-2010 -
Thesis in 3 2010
May-Nov 2010 -
TwitterHub
2009-2010 -
Arabic Grammar iOS UI
2010 -
SenseCam 2010
2010 -
iHCI 2010
2010 -
Tripod Mobile
Oct 2009 - Feb 2010 -
ECIR 2011
2011 -
Ten Eyes of Dublin
2010 -
TRECVID Search
2007,2008 -
iBingo
2008 -
Rushes Summarisation
2007 & 2008 -
BioSense
April-June 2008 -
Bluetooth Visualisation
2007 -
SenseCam Flow
2006 -
SGT User Interface
2006-2007
Some of my recent Publications:
Byrne, D., Lee, H., Smeaton, A., Ciolfi, L. 2010. Proceedings of the Fourth Irish Human Computer Interaction Conference, iHCI 2010. Dublin, Ireland. 2-3 September 2010. ISBN 1872-327-885. Link
Berry, E., Byrne, D., Doherty, A.R., Gurrin, C., Smeaton, A.F. 2010. Proceedings of the second annual SenseCam symposium (SenseCam 2010). Dublin, Ireland. 16-17 September 2010. ISBN 1872-327-915. Link
Jones, G.J.F, Byrne, D., Hughes, M., O'Connor, N.E., Salway, A. 2010. Automated annotation of landmark images using community contributed datasets and web resources. 5th International Conference on Semantic and Digital Media Technologies, SAMT 2010. Saarbrücken, Germany. 1-3 Dec 2010. Link
Byrne D., Kelly L., Jones G. 2010. Multiple Multimodal Mobile Devices: Lessons Learned from Engineering Lifelog Solutions. Handbook of Research on Mobile Software Engineering: Design, Implementation and Emergent Applications.
Byrne D, Doherty A., Snoek C.G.M, Jones G.F., Smeaton A.F. 2009. Everyday Concept Detection in Visual Lifelogs: Validation, Relationships and Trends. Multimedia Tools and Applications, Special Issue on Semantic and Digital Media Technologies. Volume 49, Number 1, pp. 119-144. Link