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STRATEGY FOR DESIGNING GEODETIC NETWORK WITH HIGH RELIABILITY AND GEOMETRICAL STRENGTH

by Alireza Amiri Seemkooei
"... ABSTRACT: The main design criteria in a geodetic network are precision, reliability and strength, and economy. The proper design of geodetic networks is an integral part of the geodesist's task. The main goal of this paper is to suggest a strategy for designing a geodetic network to meet high ..."
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reliability and geometrical strength criteria. In this context, a real 2D deformation monitoring scheme has been selected to evaluate its design criteria. The results indicate that the perimeter of a geodetic network is relatively weaker than the middle. This means that the perimeter observations are usually

Surface Parameterization: a Tutorial and Survey

by Michael S. Floater, Kai Hormann - In Advances in Multiresolution for Geometric Modelling, Mathematics and Visualization , 2005
"... Summary. This paper provides a tutorial and survey of methods for parameterizing surfaces with a view to applications in geometric modelling and computer graphics. We gather various concepts from differential geometry which are relevant to surface mapping and use them to understand the strengths and ..."
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Summary. This paper provides a tutorial and survey of methods for parameterizing surfaces with a view to applications in geometric modelling and computer graphics. We gather various concepts from differential geometry which are relevant to surface mapping and use them to understand the strengths

On linear variational surface deformation methods

by Mario Botsch, Olga Sorkine
"... This survey reviews the recent advances in linear variational mesh deformation techniques. These methods were developed for editing detailed high-resolution meshes, like those produced by scanning real-world objects. The challenge of manipulating such complex surfaces is three-fold: the deformatio ..."
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geometric details to be preserved. The methods we survey generally formulate surface deformation as a global variational optimization problem that addresses the differential properties of the edited surface. Efficiency and robustness are achieved by linearizing the underlying objective functional

Geometric Algorithm for Received Signal Strength Based Mobile

by Peter Brída, Peter Čepel, Ján Dúha - Positioning, Proc. Of Czech Slovak Technical Universities & URSI , 2005
"... Abstract. Mobile positioning is one of the fastest growing areas for the development of new technologies, services and applications. This paper describes a simple and efficient geometric algorithm using received signal strength measurements extracted from at least three base stations. This method is ..."
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Abstract. Mobile positioning is one of the fastest growing areas for the development of new technologies, services and applications. This paper describes a simple and efficient geometric algorithm using received signal strength measurements extracted from at least three base stations. This method

Geometric and Signal Strength Dilution of Precision (DoP) Wi-Fi

by Soumaya Zirari, François Spies
"... The democratization of wireless networks combined to the emergence of mobile devices increasingly autonomous and efficient lead to new services. Positioning services become overcrowded. Accuracy is the main quality criteria in positioning. But to better appreciate this one a coefficient is needed. I ..."
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. In this paper we present Geometric and Signal Strength Dilution of Precision (DOP) for positioning systems based on Wi-Fi and Signal Strength measurements.

Information-Geometric Measures as Robust Estimators of Connection Strengths and External Inputs

by Masami Tatsuno, Jean-marc Fellous, Shun-ichi Amari , 2009
"... Information geometry has been suggested to provide a powerful tool for analyzing multineuronal spike trains. Among several advantages of this approach, a significant property is the close link between information-geometric measures and neural network architectures. Previous modeling studies establis ..."
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established that the first- and second-order information-geometric measures corresponded to the number of external inputs and the connection strengths of the network, respectively. This relationship was, however, limited to a symmetrically connected network, and the number of neurons used in the parameter

Using Geometric Complexity to Enhance the Interfacial Strength of Heterogeneous Structures Fabricated in a

by Multi-piece Molding Process, H. A. Bruck, G. Fowler, S. K. Gupta, T. M. Valentine
"... ABSTRACT—Interfaces in heterogeneous structures are typically engineered for optimal strength through the control of surface roughness and the choice of adhesives. Advances in manufacturing technologies are now making it possible to also tailor the geometries of interfaces from the nanoscale to the ..."
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of geometric complexity on interfacial strength. A new multistage, multi-piece molding process is used to create heterogeneous polymer structures with geometrically complex interfaces consisting of rectangular and circular interlocking features. The structural integrity of these heterogeneous structures

A Geometric Approach to Device-Free Motion Localization Using Signal Strength

by Robert S. Moore, Richard Howard, Pavel Kuksa, Richard P. Martin , 2010
"... In this work we describe and evaluate an approach to ac-curately infer the position in a building where human mo-tion occurs. Our approach does not require the humans to wear any type of device. Such passive mobility lo-calization is applicable in a wide variety of application domains, including tho ..."
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those in security, human workflows, and systems management. We position human motion us-ing the change in standard deviation of the received sig-nal strength between stationary transmitters and receivers at known locations. Using a modest transmission rate of once per second, we localize the motion at 2

Pseudolite applications in positioning and navigation: Modelling and geometric analysis

by P. R. China, Liwen Dai, Jinling Wang, Toshiaki Tsujii, Chris Rizos , 2001
"... Pseudolites are an exciting technology whose potential can be explored for a wide range of positioning and navigation applications, either as a significant augmentation of spacebased systems, or as an independent system for indoor positioning. Compared with satellites in space, pseudolites usually h ..."
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have a lower elevation, which can significantly improve the geometric strength of positioning solutions, particularly for the height component. However, due to the comparatively small separation between pseudolites and receivers/users, there are some challenging issues in modelling and geometry design

The geometrical robustness of roll formed profiles in ultra high strength steels THE GEOMETRICAL ROBUSTNESS OF ROLL FORMED PROFILES IN ULTRA HIGH STRENGTH STEELS

by E Sagström , B Wadman , R Moshfegh , M Lundberg , A Melander , E Sagström , B Wadman , R Moshfegh , M Lundberg , A Melander , E Sagström , B Wadman , R Moshfegh , M Lundberg
"... ABSTRACT. To determine the geometrical robustness and process stability of roll formed profiles in Ultra High ..."
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ABSTRACT. To determine the geometrical robustness and process stability of roll formed profiles in Ultra High
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