Journal papers | Conference papers on computer vision | PhD thesis | Conference papers on other topics

• Dee, H. M.; Hogg, D. C. Navigational strategies in behaviour modelling to appear in Artificial Intelligence (Accepted)
• Dee, H. M.; Velastin, S. A. How close are we to solving the problem of automated visual surveillance? A review of real-world surveillance, scientific progress and evaluative mechanisms to appear in: Machine Vision and Applications, Springer, 2007. Currently available as "online first", so no page numbers yet.

• Dee, H. M.; Fraile, R; Hogg, D. C. and Cohn, A. G. Modelling scenes using the activity within them, Springer Lecture notes in Artificial Intelligence (Spatial Cognition VI) pp 394-408, Freiburg, Germany 2008
• Santos, P. E., Dee, H. M and Fenelon, V. Notes on a qualitative theory of shadows Cognitive Robotics workshop at ECAI 2008, pp. 47-54, University of Patras, Patras, Greece, 2008
• Dee, H. M.; Hogg, D. C. Navigational strategies and surveillance in: Proceedings of the IEEE International Workshop on Visual Surveillance (ECCV-VS), pp. 73-81 IEEE Computer Society Press, Graz, Austria, 2006.
• Dee, H. M.; Hogg, D. C. On the feasibility of using a cognitive model to filter surveillance data in: Advanced Video and Signal based Surveillance pp. 34-39 Como, Italy, 2005.
• Dee, H. M; Hogg, D. C. Detecting inexplicable behaviour in: British Machine Vision Conference 2004, pp. 477-486 BMVA. Kingston, UK, 2004.
• Dee, H. M.; Hogg, D. C. Is it Interesting?: Comparing human and machine judgements on the PETS dataset in: Proceedings of the Performance Evaluation of Tracking And Surveillance workshop (PETS2004) at the European Conference on Computer Vision, pp 49-55, Prague, Czech Repubic, 2004.

• Dee, H. M. Explaining visible behaviour University of Leeds, 2005.

• Ross, M., Boldyreff, C., Dee, H., Komisarczuk, J., Massey, B., Paterson, F., and Petrie, K. Using Computer based Systems to Address the Gender Imbalance in Computing. International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES). Lille, France, July 2008. (poster)
• Waterhouse, M., Dee, H. M., Dixon, M. F., Griffin, N. R., and Quirke, P. Supporting undergraduate teaching in histopathology with virtual microscopy. Pathological Society winter meeting, Cambridge, UK, 2006.
• Waterhouse, M., Dee, H. M., Treanor, D., Griffin, N., Dixon, M., and Quirke, P. An e-learning sytem using virtual slides, Joint Meeting of the British Division of the IAP and the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Newcastle, UK, 2005.
• Dee, H. M., Treanor, D., Lewis, F., Casali, G., Edward, S., Dixon, M., and Quirke, P. A searchable online database of virtual slides. Joint Meeting of the British Division of the IAP and the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Newcastle, UK, 2005.
• Dee, Hannah; Tebb, Chris. The bigger the better? A new look at virtual learning environments in: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Information Technology Based Higher Education and Training (ITHET03), pp. 462-466. 2003.
• Dee, Hannah; Reffell, Peter. ACOM ('Computing for all') : an integrated approach to the teaching and learning of information technology in: Proceedings of the 4th Annual SIGCSE/SIGCUE Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education (ITiCSE'99), pp. 195-195 ACM Press. 1999. (poster)

¹ There was also a thesis associated with my master's degree (Philosophy, Leeds, 1998) but due to hard disk death sometime between then and now, it exists only in my mind.