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Our simulation assumes an SUI-3 model with Terrain type B, in which the delay profile has three taps; the k-factors of the three taps are 3, 0, and 0; the relative taps delays are 0, 0.4, and 0.9 in microseconds.

In this way, the spreadsheet provides the SD model with terrain information being used for the derivation of nitrogen flow directions.

Three wind tunnel tests were performed: static sectional test, full model test without terrain and full model test with terrain.

We propose an approximation slippage model with one terrain and robot dependent parameter.

This paper focuses on stellated pipeline network, cascade dendritic pipeline network and insertion dendritic pipeline network, three common connection structures of gathering pipeline, and establishes a versatile mixed-integer linear programming model with considering terrain and obstacle conditions.

Aspen height was best predicted by a model with meristem removal, terrain ruggedness, aspect, and year.

The very steep slope of the Sigsbee Escarpment (0.05 0.1) limits the application of ocean models with traditional terrain-following (sigma) vertical coordinates, which may represent the very complicated topography in the region adequately, can result in large truncation errors during calculation of the horizontal pressure gradient.

Only the terrain model with large radius (8 km) gave good results.

Along with the point clouds, a digital terrain model with a spatial resolution of 0.5 m was also delivered by the data provider and used, inter alia to normalize all returns from the raw point clouds.

Figure 3b compares normalized (against 80 Mbps) aggregate end-to-end throughput achieved using the model with the simulations for constant terrain dimensions case.

The mean velocity profile given by the Deaves and Harris model for strong winds is compared with the log-law and the power-law models for terrain with roughness changes and is shown to predict accurately the directional exposure characteristics of UK meteorological stations.