This project aims to explore the drones for site surveying and mapping in the building and construction industry. The research will investigate the benefits of using drones for aerial data collection, site inspection, and progress monitoring. The study will also address the regulatory and operational considerations associated with integrating drones into construction surveying practices.
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This research looks at how designs inspired by nature, known as biophilic design, are applied in houses located in urban and suburban areas. The goal is to unde...
This research looks at how heritage sites, such as historical landmarks, castles, or ancient towns, are managed and how tourists are engaged with these sites. T...
This research aims to compare how efficiently Indigenous and commercial chicken breeds convert feed into body mass, which is known as feed efficiency. Feed effi...
This research investigates how the sutures in the human skull differ between adolescents and adults. Cranial sutures are flexible joints where skull bones meet,...
This research focuses on understanding how well students in agricultural education can use digital technology, especially comparing students from rural areas wi...
This research investigates how different methods of communicating agricultural information affect farmers’ knowledge, practices, and productivity. Specificall...
This research aims to compare how profitable smallholder farms are when growing coffee versus tea in the eastern regions. Smallholder farmers are critical to th...
This research focuses on comparing how effectively different types of solar dryers work for drying cocoa beans in tropical climates. Cocoa beans are often dried...
This research focuses on creating an intelligent digital platform that helps individuals plan and manage their lifelong learning journeys in a personalized way....