In view of the rising global temperatures and the summer season heat events, building regulations across Canada are looking into mandating cooling systems in buildings. This project will help to fill the information gap for such changes to the regulations by quantifying the impact of mandating cooling systems in terms of both the operational energy usage and construction cost associated with buildings. This will be accomplished through energy modeling and simulation for representative building types and climate zones. The outcome of this project is expected to be a significant step towards meeting the needs of the construction as well as codes and standards regulating industry, enabling them to make well-informed decisions regarding the requirements of mechanical cooling in buildings.
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In view of the rising global temperatures and the summer season heat events, building regulations across Canada are looking into mandating cooling systems in buildings. This project will help to fill the information gap for such changes to the regulations by quantifying the impact of mandating cooling systems in terms of both the operational energy usage and construction cost associated with buildings. This will be accomplished through energy modeling and simulation for representative building types and climate zones. The outcome of this project is expected to be a significant step towards meeting the needs of the construction as well as codes and standards regulating industry, enabling them to make well-informed decisions regarding the requirements of mechanical cooling in buildings.
he Tech Titans, a team of Algonquin College students, is developing a Python application aimed at enhancing the existing capabilities of ML4Cyber by integrating OWASP dependency checks. This new feature is designed to assist cyber security analysts and IT professionals in identifying vulnerabilities within code bases, libraries, and directories, which is currently not supported by the existing system.
By providing ML4Cyber with this new OWASP dependency check functionality, The Tech Titans aim to significantly improve the ability of cyber security professionals to detect vulnerabilities in their systems. This project not only addresses a critical gap in the existing software but also positions ML4Cyber for enhanced security and regulatory compliance in an ever-evolving cyber landscape.
The Tech Titans, a team of Algonquin College students, is developing a Python application aimed at enhancing the existing capabilities of ML4Cyber by integrating OWASP dependency checks. This new feature is designed to assist cyber security analysts and IT professionals in identifying vulnerabilities within code bases, libraries, and directories, which is currently not supported by the existing system. By providing ML4Cyber with this new OWASP dependency check functionality, The Tech Titans aim to significantly improve the ability of cyber security professionals to detect vulnerabilities in their systems. This project not only addresses a critical gap in the existing software but also positions ML4Cyber for enhanced security and regulatory compliance in an ever-evolving cyber landscape.
Stratosfy has an already successful dashboard that customers use to monitor their refrigeration units, using sensors that Stratosfy has provided. The aim of this project is to provide a lower level version of the service, where customers can utilize a set of APIs to gather the same information, but not have to go through the Stratosy dashboard in order to retrieve it.
This is useful not only because it opens up the potential customer base of the Stratosfy products, but it also makes the service more versatile in how it is used by the end client. For example, if a customer had their own in house development team, that team could use the new APIs to create a custom dashboard tailored for their own uses.
We are enhancing Radha and Jay Jayaraman’s wellness website by improving user experience, adding administrative tools, and managing sign-ups for yoga and spiritual healing programs, with a focus on promoting health and wellness.
This project aims to create a secure and user-friendly platform for managing and sharing information, giving users full control over their data in ways current systems do not. Users can upload, view, and play various file types directly within the application, avoiding the need for external programs. They can search for files based on spatial, temporal, or thematic criteria, share files through unique links, comment on shared files, and follow other users to receive activity notifications—all within a unified, interactive experience.
The School of Health is transitioning to an online program to streamline the scheduling of proctors for exams. This new system will be managed by a single administrator, ensuring centralized control and coordination. All participants, including administrators, proctors, and professors, will have access to view the schedule, enhancing transparency and communication.
SmartEPD is a project sponsored by Giatec Scientific Inc. This project is to deliver a software service that enables creating Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for concrete manufacturers that use Giatec’s existing system “SmartMix”. SmartEPD utilizes tools and services provided from industry leaders; Climate Earth, and Building-Transperancy. By combining existing client data from SmartMix, and newly acquired data from SmartEPD, clients can use the service to generate the EPD reports.
Shopful is a user-friendly platform, allowing customers to search for items and find nearby stores efficiently. The website will offer an intuitive interface, minimizing the hassle of traditional shopping and avoiding delivery issues common with online shopping, while revitalizing physical stores.
The end users are individuals who avoid crowded malls, busy professionals, and parents shopping last minute, as well as tech-savvy consumers who prefer to avoid delivery or return issues.