Subsequently, to obtain terrain clearance, we directly incorporate terrain description into the lunar ascent problem to obtain the optimal lunar ascent trajectory.
Optionally, FALL3D can be coupled with the output of the meteorological processor CALMET, a diagnostic model which generates 3-D time-dependent zero-divergence wind fields from mesoscale forecasts incorporating local terrain effects.
Keeping with the mid-century tradition exercised by fellow Wright disciples, Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra, Lautner's designs incorporate the terrain while striving to eliminate the distinction between outdoor and indoor.
This study provides a new algorithm that (i) incorporates both terrain and near surface shadowing effects on the beam component; (ii) scales down the diffuse components of global irradiation; and (iii) utilizes free and open source GRASS and the module r.sun in modeling irradiation.
Daniel Boudinet adopts a more intimate viewpoint for his medium-size black-and-white prints of the garden of Ian Hamilton Finlay, a so-called concrete poet whose work is incorporated into the terrain around his home in Scotland.
It is capable of incorporating complex information including terrain and vehicle dynamics through learned experiences.
These trails aren't your average single-track, they are designed with bikes in mind, incorporating features like rolling terrain, banked turns, jumps, boardwalks over soft/sensitive areas, and uniform surfaces.
Beaver Creek's weekly Park-ology program, now in its third year, incorporates a day of terrain park teaching into children's group lessons.
The wind tunnel measurements, which more accurately reflect the influence of the underlying terrain, are incorporated into the meso-scale meteorological simulation of Typhoon Fengshen (2008).
First the model terrain was incorporated using a digital elevation map with a horizontal resolution of 50 m (Figs. 1 and 2) which also takes into account the inclination of the surface.
Yet a vital part of being human is searching out the answers to difficult questions and, as Henig wisely demonstrates, we adapt "to new discoveries the way we have so often adapted, incorporating them into the shifting terrain of genomes, genes and generation".
