The phrase "a reference database of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a database that serves as a source of information or data on a particular subject or category.
Example: "The research team has created a reference database of all published studies on climate change."
Alternatives: "a data repository of" or "an information database of".
So we consider crowdsourcing a reference database of BLE sensors as equivalent to crowdsourcing a reference database of context for the world, which is a very powerful opportunity," he adds.
The artificial sensor array is inspired from a reference database of seventeen polymeric sensors with concentration profiles for three analytes.
Often, this step is based on the availability of a reference database of images of known objects to perform object recognition or pattern matching.
The spectra were evaluated by comparison to a reference database of ISTA, created by mockups of the pigment collection in the institute.
A reference database of Islamic papers from sources in the Near East, Central Asia and North Africa was collected for the purpose of material analysis.
Using commercially available software designed for the identification of bacteria, a reference database of spectra was constructed that allowed the species determination of ticks using larvae, nymphs, or adult individuals as starting material.
The starting point for the classification algorithms was to compare the distance travelled in each segment against a reference database of station-to-station distances, in order to match the speed profiles against their location within the network.
"There's no doubt that there will be an explosion in the rise of BLE beacons (including iBeacons) in the coming years and we have an opportunity to crowdsource a reference database of these," he says, pointing out that the level of location granularity supported by mapping BLE beacons offers huge potential to map dynamic context.
Said Zamost, "we're scanning every user upload against a reference database of over three million files".
A regional approach was adopted, by creating a reference database of trusted rbcL and trnL-F sequences for the wild-occurring homosporous ferns of NW-Europe.
