I started work at 8am, with four critical/ethical thinking classes online. With a break in between that took me up to 1pm, when I had a break for lunch.
Then at 2pm I had another online meeting, this time for Standards Australia where I’m still chairing the Photography committee. I had to report on my attendance at the Berlin ISO meeting back in June, going through all of the technical and administrative discussions there. And some other business related to adopting Australian standards based on international ones.
Then before 5pm I went into the city for this evening’s image processing lecture at UTS. I stopped along the way at a Japanese restaurant near the university to get dinner, and had some gyoza and takoyaki with rice, which was pretty good.
The lecturer is going to be away in two weeks, I learnt today, and he asked if I could fill in and give that week’s lecture. It will be on pattern recognition and machine learning in image processing, the introductory lecture to two further weeks of machine learning algorithms and procedures. This is lecture 5 in the course; in previous years I’ve given lectures 3 and 4, so I’m expanding into later material.
Time to relax before bed with some non-thinking TV…