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Journal articles on the topic "090699 Electrical and Electronic Engineering not elsewhere classified"
Kelly, Matthew, and Yuriy Kuleshov. "Flood Hazard Assessment and Mapping: A Case Study from Australia’s Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment." Sensors 22, no. 16 (August 19, 2022): 6251. http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/s22166251.
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Xiang, Wei. "Nonuniform subband coding of high quality audio signals employing frequency warping." Thesis, University of Central Lancashire, 1996. http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/18834/.
Full textHoughton, Michael Kevin. "Image feature matching using polynomial representation of chain codes." Thesis, University of Central Lancashire, 1993. http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/20359/.
Full text(5930396), Jack D. Williams. "Magnetically-Coupled Circuits Systems for Wireless Excitation of Passive Stimulators for Stimulation Therapies and Application as a Treatment for Glaucoma." Thesis, 2019.
Find full text(11016081), Yang Wang. "DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATIONS OF OPEN-SOURCE AG IOT DEVICES FOR FARM MACHINERY DATA ACQUISITION AND INTEGRATED ANALYTICS." Thesis, 2021.
Find full textresultant clusters between on-road and in-field data samples as well as normal and anomalous activities. The second problem concentrates on combine unloading event detections using GPS tracks of multiple combines in 16 harvest sessions. The identified events from a novel algorithm that couples Interacting Multiple Models filtering and composite rules were utilized to estimate the total yield for each session. The estimated yields had an overall accuracy of over 90% when comparing to the actual weight ticket records. Lastly, two instantaneous metrics, instantaneous area capacity and swath utilization, were proposed and estimated using GPS tracks of multiple combines in 7 different fields during various harvest years. A novel algorithm was created for estimating instantaneous actual harvested area and swath utilization. This enabled exact computations of instantaneous metrics as oppose to conventional rough estimates of area capacity. Harvest performances were evaluated both temporally and geospatially by machines and years. It was discovered that three contributing factors that lead to high area capacity were wide header attachments, high harvesting speed, and uniform harvesting patterns. Moreover, it was found that the benefit of a wider header might diminish if the harvesting speed was low.
(8098292), Evan L. Witkoske. "First-Principles Informed Analysis of Thermoelectric Materials for Applications." Thesis, 2019.
Find full text(7011485), Altyngul Jumabayeva. "Model-based Analysis and Design of Color Screen Sets for Clustered-Dot Periodic Halftoning and Design of Monochrome Screens Based on Direct Binary Search for Aperiodic Dispersed-Dot Halftoning." Thesis, 2020.
Find full textPeriodic clustered-dot halftones are widely used in electrophotographic printers due to the relatively poor print stability of this class of printers. It is important to analyze the nature and the causes of perceived fluctuation in order to understand the factors that prevent the high-end digital presses from achieving the same print quality as the commercial offset presses. In order to better approximate the screen sets used for the commercial offset presses, irregular screen sets can be considered. We start by developing a set of candidate screen tile-vectors that best fit the specified screen frequency, screen angle, and printer resolution. We then perform Fourier-based analysis of regular and irregular periodic, clustered-dot halftone textures in order to understand how perceived fluctuation relates to the halftoning technology. After exploring the search for the best single separation geometry, we consider the superposition of multiple periodic clustered-dot halftones, and propose to apply HVS-based model, which assists us in finding the best color assignments to the superimposed halftones. It turned out that the choice of the best color assignments depends on different combinations of colorant absorptance values, hence we propose to apply different color assignments within the image depending on the local color and content of the image. Next, we propose a step-by-step screen design for standard and high resolution periodic irregular clustered-dot halftones. Finally, we presented monochrome DBS-based screen design with overlapping clusters of 2 × 2 or 3 × 3 pixels, which can also be used in electrophotographic printers.
(5929580), Man Chung Chim. "Prototype L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar on Low-altitude / Near-ground Platforms." Thesis, 2020.
Find full text(11178675), Reza Soltani. "COLLISION AVOIDANCE FOR AUTOMATED VEHICLES USING OCCUPANCY GRID MAP AND BELIEF THEORY." Thesis, 2021.
Find full text(7486406), Allison Perna. "Modeling Irradiance Distributions in Agrivoltaic Systems." Thesis, 2021.
Find full textLand use constraints have motivated investigation into the spatial coexistence of solar photovoltaic electricity production and agricultural production. Previous work suggests that agriculture-photovoltaic (agrivoltaic) systems either decrease crop yield or are limited to shade-tolerant crops. Existing experimental work has also emphasized fixed south-facing configurations with traditional commercial panel shapes, and modeling work is sparse. In this work, the effects of different photovoltaic array configurations and panel designs on field insolation spatial and temporal variation are explored in detail to determine photovoltaic design routes that may increase expected crop yield in agrivoltaic systems. It is found that photovoltaic row orientation is the most influential factor on insolation homogeneity due to shadow migration paths. Additionally, it is shown that utilization of mini-modules in patterned panel designs may create more optimal conditions for plant growth while using the same area of PV, thus improving the land efficiency ratio of the agrivoltaic system. Different solar tracking algorithms are explored to optimize the trade-off between electricity production and expected crop growth. The feasibility of select agrivoltaic systems is explored for multiple U.S. locations. This thesis concludes with recommendations for photovoltaic system designs corresponding with specific crop growth considerations.
(10739073), Ruihong Lyu. "Seed-based analysis on multi-site reliability of resting state fMRI data." Thesis, 2021.
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