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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Skeppsbron: Stadsrum i förändring / Skeppsbron: Transforming cityscape

Dits, Jessica January 2015 (has links)
Här är norr, här är Stockholm simmande palats och ruckel. Tomas Tranströmer: Inomhuset är oändligt ur För levande och döda (1989) Skeppsbron i Stockholm är ett stadsrum i förändring. I och med att Slussens ombyggnad står för dörren väntar en ny framtid platsen. Den äger en stor potential men upplevs idag som bortglömd och själlös. Trots sin historia som Sveriges främsta hamn och marknadsplats är det få som avsiktligen kommer hit. I mitt projekt har jag försökt att, med hjälp av Tranströmers poesi och tecknande av rummet, försökt finna platsens karaktär och själ, samt utifrån vad jag funnit addera nya program och rumssamband till platsen. Förslaget är en sekvens som gradvis behåller, skalar av och skippar befintliga tullhus. Mina huvudsyften har varit att tillgängliggöra, koppla samman samt inte minst att bereda plats för människan. Jag kommer för sällan fram till vattnet. Men nu är jag här, bland stora stenar med fridfulla ryggar. Stenar som långsamt vandrat baklänges upp ur vågorna Tomas Tranströmer: Långsam musik ur Klanger och spår (1966) / Here is the north, here is Stockholm swimming palaces and hovels. Tomas Tranströmer: Indoors is endless from For the Living and the Dead (1989) Skeppsbron is a Stockholm cityscape going through changes. With the refurbishment of Slussen in the works, a whole new future awaits the site. It is a place full of potential, but at the moment neglected and lacking character. The small number of people deliberately visiting Skeppsbron belies its historical importance as the main port and marketplace of Sweden. My project is an attempt to find the soul and essence of the place, using Tranströmers poetry and my own drawings as a starting point. Building on my findings I have added new programs and spatial connections to the site. The proposal includes a sequence gradually moving from conserving, to stripping down to altogether removing existing pavilions. My main aspirations have been improving accessibility, interconnecting and last but not least making way for people. I come down to the water too seldom. But here I am now, among large stones with peaceful backs. Stones which slowly migrated backwards up out of the waves. Tomas Tranströmer: Slow Music from Bells and Tracks (1966)
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Resurrection of Our Ancestors : 3D face reconstruction of historical images and its use in face recognition

Lekander, Moa Li January 2023 (has links)
In the field of face recognition one challenge is to recognize individuals in photographs taken of the person in profile. In this project it was investigated whether 3D face reconstructions could improve the face recognition results in these cases. Images used in the experiments were historical images of persons who lived in Stockholm during the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries. Additionally, face frontalization algorithms were applied to images taken in profile-view of the person to investigate if this idea could improve the results of 3D face reconstruction of images in profile-view. The results of the experiments showed that using 3D face reconstructions did not improve the results of face recognition. However, in most cases the individuals in the 3D face reconstructions could be recognized. Furthermore, experiments also showed that face frontalization did not improve the results of the 3D face reconstructions of images taken in profile angle. Aside from these results, the thesis demonstrates a, to the best of our knowledge, new approach to evaluate 3D face reconstruction results by using face recognition.

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