泰国曼谷SOBRR斜拉桥的施工设计

详细介绍了泰国曼谷南外环线上主垮500 m的SOBRR叠合梁斜拉桥的主要施工方法,如节段的安装,悬臂施工主梁的水平锚固、边墩和边主梁联结、边跨平衡重及主跨的合龙等.     

Analysis of electrocardiograms during atrial fibrillation

The research discussed in this article is motivated by the search for an optimal classification of the different types of atrial fibrillation (AF) on the basis of recorded atrial signals. This would facilitate the selection of an optimal therapy. This article focuses on the biophysical models of the genesis of ECG waveforms during AF. The model of the electric activity of the atria was found to have sufficient realism to be used to describe the electric sources during AF. The inclusion of the volume conduction model resulted in electrocardiographic signals that are in all aspects similar to those observed clinically. The model is currently applied to solve various problems related to optimal signal preprocessing and extraction of features in AF signals for the classification of AF abnormalities. The biophysical model of the atrial activity is an essential element in this research, since it is capable of describing the electric source specifications derived from different hypotheses relating to the etiology of AF     

Transmission electron microscopy study of extended defect evolution and amorphization in SiC under Si ion irradiation

The damage induced in 3C-SiC epilayers on a silicon wafer by 2.3-MeV Si ion irradiation for fluences of 10¹⁴, 10¹⁵, and 10¹⁶ cm⁻², was studied by conventional and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (TEM/HRTEM). The evolution of extended defects and lattice disorder is followed in both the 3C-SiC film and Si substrate as a function of ion fluence, with reference to previous FTIR spectroscopy data. The likelihood of athermal unfaulting of native stacking faults by point defect migration to the native stacking faults is discussed in relation to damage recovery. Threshold energy densities and irradiation doses for dislocation loop formation and amorphous phase transformation are deduced from the damage depth profile by nuclear collisions. The role of electronic excitations on the damage recovery at high fluence is also addressed for both SiC and Si.     

Transport Properties and Fluctuations in Underdoped GdBa2Cu3O x Thin Films

We have investigated the transport properties, resistivity and Hall effect, in a series of underdoped GdBa ₂ Cu ₃ O _x thin films grown by off-axis magnetron sputtering. We find a systematic correlation between the critical temperature T _c and the inverse Hall constant R _H ^-1 , related, in simple models, to the carrier concentration n. Our experimental thin film T _c (n) data are in good agreement with the temperature-doping phase diagram obtained for YBa ₂ Cu ₃ O _x single crystals. By measuring the activation energies in the liquid vortex phase, and by using a 2-dimensional model for vortex dynamics, we have extracted the penetration depth of these samples, and studied the relation between the carrier concentration and the superfluid density to probe the role of phase fluctuations on superconductivity.     

A robust watermarking approach for security issue of binary documents using fully convolutional networks

International Journal on Document Analysis and Recognition (IJDAR) - Motivated by increasing possibility of the tampering of genuine documents during a transmission over digital channels, we focus...     

Monocular Vision for Mobile Robot Localization and Autonomous Navigation

This paper presents a new real-time localization system for a mobile robot. We show that autonomous navigation is possible in outdoor situation with the use of a single camera and natural landmarks. To do that, we use a three step approach. In a learning step, the robot is manually guided on a path and a video sequence is recorded with a front looking camera. Then a structure from motion algorithm is used to build a 3D map from this learning sequence. Finally in the navigation step, the robot uses this map to compute its localization in real-time and it follows the learning path or a slightly different path if desired. The vision algorithms used for map building and localization are first detailed. Then a large part of the paper is dedicated to the experimental evaluation of the accuracy and robustness of our algorithms based on experimental data collected during two years in various environments.     

A DSS for Production Planning

This paper presents a decision support system designed to aid the production planner in choosing the values of the principle parameters governing just-in-time manufacturing. The DSS uses a knowledge base composed of data from simulations of the production of the entire product line under systematically varied conditions. The planners may add data from actual production experience as it is obtained. The stochastic dominance outranking method of Martel and Zaras allows the identification of clusters of parameters that respect the preferences of the decision maker. When launching an order for a product, the decision maker may judge certain sets of parameters to be equivalent. A visual interactive simulation model will then allow their comparison according to three performance criteria.     

A Practical Analysis of Clustering Strategies for Hierarchical Radiosity

The calculation of radiant energy balance in complex scenes has been made possible by hierarchical radiosity methods based on clustering mechanisms. Although clustering offers an elegant theoretical solution by reducing the asymptotic complexity of the algorithm, its practical use raises many difficulties, and may result in image artifacts or unexpected behavior. This paper proposes a detailed analysis of the expectations placed on clustering and compares the relative merits of existing, as well as newly introduced, clustering algorithms. This comparison starts from the precise definition of various clustering strategies based on a taxonomy of data structures and construction algorithms, and proceeds to an experimental study of the clustering behavior for real-world scenes. Interestingly, we observe that for some scenes light is difficult to simulate even with clustering. Our results lead to a series of observations characterizing the adequacy of clustering methods for meeting such diverse goals as progressive solution improvement, efficient ray casting acceleration, and faithful representation of object density for approximate visibility calculations.     

Real-time spatial processing of sounds for music, multimedia and interactive human-computer interfaces

This paper gives an overview of the principles and methods for synthesizing complex 3D sound scenes by processing multiple individual source signals. Signal-processing techniques for directional sound encoding and rendering over loudspeakers or headphones are reviewed, as well as algorithms and interface models for synthesizing and dynamically controling room reverberation and distance effects. A real-time modular spatial-sound-processing software system, called Spat, is presented. It allows reproducing and controling the localization of sound sources in three dimensions and the reverberation of sounds in an existing or virtual space. A particular aim of the Spatialisateur project is to provide direct and computationally efficient control over perceptually relevant parameters describing the interaction of each sound source with the virtual space, irrespective of the chosen reproduction format over loudspeakers or headphones. The advantages of this approach are illustrated in practical contexts, including professional audio, computer music, multimodal immersive simulation systems, and architectural acoustics.