Publications by authors named "H J Hutter"

Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) techniques can be used to navigate the visually impaired, but the development of robust SLAM solutions for crowded spaces is limited by the lack of realistic datasets. To address this, we introduce InCrowd-VI, a novel visual-inertial dataset specifically designed for human navigation in indoor pedestrian-rich environments. Recorded using Meta Aria Project glasses, it captures realistic scenarios without environmental control.

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The pollution of marine environments with plastics, particularly microplastic (MP, i.e., plastic particles <5 mm), is a major threat to marine biota, including corals.

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Tropospheric ozone is an air pollutant that poses a public health problem in Europe. Climate change could increase the formation of ozone. Applying past and predicted annual total (all-cause) mortality data and modeled daily ozone concentrations, we performed a nationwide health impact assessment estimating annual ozone-related (attributable) deaths in Austria.

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  • - Epidemiological research suggests a link between electromagnetic fields (EMF) and certain cancers, with high frequency EMF (HF-EMF) relating to gliomas and low frequency EMF (LF-EMF) to childhood leukemia.
  • - The study examined the effects of HF-EMF (1950 MHz) on DNA stability in astrocytoma cells and LF-EMF (50 Hz) in human lymphoma cells, exploring how these fields interact with chemically induced DNA damage.
  • - Results showed a slight decrease in DNA damage in astrocytoma cells exposed to HF-EMF, but no significant changes in DNA integrity from either EMF type when compared with chemically induced damage, indicating that typical EMF
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Micro- and nanoplastics are omnipresent not only in the environment, but have also been detected in human body fluids and tissue. The subsequent commentary provides a perspective about potential risks for human health as well as resulting challenges for medical science.

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