Sentence examples for station calibration from inspiring English sources

With this method, the measurement algorithm mainly relates to base station calibration and measuring point determination.

By establishing the mathematical model of detecting the motion error of machine tool with multi-station and time-sharing measurement, the nonlinear redundant equations concerning base station calibration and measuring point determination can be obtained by large amount of measured data based on the GPS principle.

The on-station calibration strategy of ATE is analysed on the basis of the metrology chain.

For each resolution, the distributed model first calibrated on calibration station(s) is then evaluated in light of this(these) station(s) in addition to validation stations previously treated as ungauged.

Subsequently, hourly concentrations of PM10 and NO2 were derived, using air pollution measurements from 3 continuous monitoring stations (hourly calibration), taking into account wind conditions and fixed temporal patterns in source contributions.

Calibration undertaken manually is very time-consuming and inconvenient; that is why the automatic calibration station was built.

We describe a compact and transportable wide energy range, gamma-ray station for the calibration of gamma-ray sensitive devices.

Fig. 4 Measured and predicted discharge at the Laewitz gauging station for the calibration (1997 2000) and validation (2000 2003) periods.

We present a high-spectral-resolution test and calibration station for precision measurement of ultra-narrow bandwidth optical filters, and how this is used in the processing of daytime measurements from a resonance Doppler potassium lidar at Arecibo.

Their location is based on the need to have as long a line of sight time between the antenna and satellite; a line of sight to a calibration station on Hiorthhamnfjellet and, for communication antennas, a line of sight southwards to see geostationary satellites and a line-of-sight to Isfjord Radio.

The traditional method of FTABLE generation (using general stream cross-sections and the Manning equation or other discharge relationships) can be time-consuming and inaccurate when there are limited calibration stations and survey data.