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      <title>Machine learning for acoustic/vibrational analysis of wooden building materials</title>
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      <description>For this project, you would be working with a partner company who are looking to re-establish wood as a building material for sustainable architecture, and thus are using sensors for quality control - to detect damages and deterioration in buildings. Wood such as timber may be analyzed by non-intrusive acoustic impact testing and subsequent waveform analysis, and the expectation is that machine learning from such measurements would allow us to detect and classify the internal structure and quality of materials.</description>
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