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Thermal Properties of subsurface layer
"... We monitored subsurface temperature for more than 2 years at Pampa La Bola every 20 cm down to 100 cm, and evaluated hourly temperature change, apparent thermal diffusiv-ity, freezing points, and maximum depth to frost line. Hourly temperature changes at 0–40 cm is dominated by diurnal cycle, wherea ..."
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We monitored subsurface temperature for more than 2 years at Pampa La Bola every 20 cm down to 100 cm, and evaluated hourly temperature change, apparent thermal diffusiv-ity, freezing points, and maximum depth to frost line. Hourly temperature changes at 0–40 cm is dominated by diurnal cycle
MEASUREMENT OF THE MECHANICAL STATE OF SUBSURFACE LAYERS BY EDDY-CURRENT METHOD
, 2003
"... Methods of structural strength and lifetime control for short and safe components are traditionally based on the most structural and functional materials. Mechanical tests ..."
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Methods of structural strength and lifetime control for short and safe components are traditionally based on the most structural and functional materials. Mechanical tests
C 2011 American Chemical Society Influence of Subsurface Layers on the Adsorption of Large OrganicMolecules on Close-Packed Metal Surfaces
, 2011
"... The adsorption behavior of moleculesand adatoms on surfaces is governedby adsorbate-substrate interactions, such as physisorption and chemisorption. Provided the adsorbates have sufficient energy to overcome the migration barriers, the preferred adsorption sites are those of minimumenergy. Besides t ..."
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the chemical nature and positions of atoms in the upper layer, the potential landscape on surfaces is deter-mined also by the atomic arrangement of subsurface layers. On close-packed surfaces, such as Cu(111), the hollow-sites of the first layer are not equivalent, but can be distin-guished between so
Licensed Under Creative Commons Attribution CC BY Vertical Electrical Soundings for Subsurface Layers and Groundwater Investigations in the Mayo Kani Area in Cameroon
"... Abstract: This paper presents an investigation of sub-surface layered and ground water characteristics using Vertical Electrical Sounding (VES). The study was conducted in the Mayo Kani area in Cameroon. One hundred VES were carried out using the Schlumberger array in order to determine the nature, ..."
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Abstract: This paper presents an investigation of sub-surface layered and ground water characteristics using Vertical Electrical Sounding (VES). The study was conducted in the Mayo Kani area in Cameroon. One hundred VES were carried out using the Schlumberger array in order to determine the nature
Reflection from Layered Surfaces due to Subsurface Scattering
, 1993
"... The reflection of light from most materials consists of two major terms: the specular and the diffuse. Specular reflection may be modeled from first principles by considering a rough surface consisting of perfect reflectors, or micro-facets. Diffuse reflection is generally considered to result from ..."
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multiple scattering either from a rough surface or from within a layer near the surface. Accounting for diffuse reflection by Lambert's Cosine Law, as is universally done in computer graphics, is not a physical theory based on first principles. This paper presents
Subsurface microscopy of interconnect layers of an integrated circuit
, 2009
"... We apply the NA-increasing lens technique to confocal and wide-field backside microscopy of integrated circuits. We demonstrate 325 nm � � 0/4 � lateral spatial resolution while imaging metal structures located inside the interconnect layer of an integrated circuit. Vectorial field calculations are ..."
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We apply the NA-increasing lens technique to confocal and wide-field backside microscopy of integrated circuits. We demonstrate 325 nm � � 0/4 � lateral spatial resolution while imaging metal structures located inside the interconnect layer of an integrated circuit. Vectorial field calculations
Computer Model Study of the Effect of Resistive Topsoil on Interpretation Results of Subsurface Geoelectric Layers ’ Parameters.
"... This paper investigates the effect of resistive topsoil (upper layer) on interpreted subsurface layers ’ geoelectric parameters. Five hypothetical computer geoelectric models were employed for this study. Model A is a three-layered model with constant thicknesses and varied topsoil resistivity of 10 ..."
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This paper investigates the effect of resistive topsoil (upper layer) on interpreted subsurface layers ’ geoelectric parameters. Five hypothetical computer geoelectric models were employed for this study. Model A is a three-layered model with constant thicknesses and varied topsoil resistivity
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"... The damping ratio and shear wave velocities of soil and rock deposits are essential parameters for the analysis of subsurface layers under strong earthquake shaking and ..."
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The damping ratio and shear wave velocities of soil and rock deposits are essential parameters for the analysis of subsurface layers under strong earthquake shaking and
Physical Reproduction of Materials with Specified Subsurface Scattering
"... Figure 1: Left: photographs of slabs fabricated using a multi-material 3D printer. We use a goal-driven optimization approach to find a volumetric arrangement of base material layers that best approximates an input heterogeneous subsurface scattering function. Right: the layering can also be applied ..."
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Figure 1: Left: photographs of slabs fabricated using a multi-material 3D printer. We use a goal-driven optimization approach to find a volumetric arrangement of base material layers that best approximates an input heterogeneous subsurface scattering function. Right: the layering can also
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