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A methodology is proposed in this paper, to produce higher temporal resolution, more accurate radar rainfall estimates, suitable for urban hydrological applications.
In contrast to long-term land use planning applications, we demonstrate the first system to our knowledge that can produce route-level flow estimates suitable for short time horizon prediction and control applications in traffic management.
A novel spatial calibration method for a network of pre-calibrated stereo smart cameras is presented, which obtains pose estimates suitable for collaborative 3D vision in a distributed fashion using two stages of registration on robust 3D point sets.
Second, Rasch analysis enables estimates suitable for individual person measurement.
The PACCM aims to keep research costs low while still generating reliable cost estimates suitable for informing policy decisions, but not managerial ones.
Without this change, establishing an estimate suitable for comparative purposes between countries and across time would be very difficult.
Considering that only a sample of the PPDs is available, it is required to obtain a density estimate suitable for integration.
The carrier and sampling frequency offset estimation and tracking algorithm, based on the channel estimates, is suitable for transmission systems with low pilot overhead.
The purpose of the threshold for different traffic classes,, is estimated to determine the packet dropping rate, and the threshold region for different traffic classes,, where the with threshold range for different traffic classes,, is cooperated with TH to estimate suitable parameters for current traffic conditions.
Additionally, using passive samplers would provide assessors dissolved phase concentration estimates, extracts suitable for detecting site-specific toxicity to aquatic systems, and a means for identifying contamination sources based on chemical ratios and profiles, thus increasing the cost effectiveness of each field sampling event.
Likewise, VIE-tagged animals were 2.27 times more likely to survive a tagging event compared to the control group for every additional 1 g with an estimated size suitable for tagging of 0.9 g (TL: 36.9 ± 0.36 mm) fish.
