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We divided the study area into 100-m × 100-m cells and created an impedance raster (grid) defining the speed of travel through each cell.
RSSI-based localization method is a good option for this specific application but we have to check that: Fig. 1 An application scenario about indoor environment with a set of devices in it Fig. 2 Grid defining the possible positions.
Finally, through δ the grid defines the desired granularity of coalitions, i.e., the power rating the grid desires each coalition has.
Differently from [25], where the hexagonal grid defines the topology of the network, meaning a sensor node in each corner of the grid, we do not assume a regular topology but a random deployment.
If this hypothesis is true the error would follow a pattern similar to that shown in Figure 5 (a distance plot from the grid defined by the corner, mid-edge, and middle points) and assuming that each point has the same symmetry "weight," the worst error should occur in the middle of the longest edge of the tetrahedron.
Due to a bug in get_source_plot, the lo and hi arguments in the function cannot be used, and the entire energy grid defined by the ARF/RMF is used for the spectrum.
The weights are calculated using the model and grid defined for the default dataset, and written to wgts.dat only if the file does not already exist.
If a minimal box size is used and the algorithm is run sufficiently long, DIRECT will perform an exhaustive grid search on an equidistant grid defined by the centers of the minimal size boxes.
At a magnification of 200× the black stained vessels were counted in a square grid defining an area of 0.09 mm (349×264 μm).
MAKESFC: In this stage occurs the resolution conversion of global data files (sea surface temperature, soil type and topography) that just cover the limited area (and grid), defined by the namelist $MODEL_GRIDS (in RAMSIN); MAKEVFILE: This stage produces files with initial and boundary conditions for each grid over the integration time.
