Remote sensing of environment research has explored the benefits of using synthetic aperture radar imagery systems for a wide range of land and marine applications since these systems are not affected by weather conditions and therefore are operable both daytime and nighttime. The design of image processing techniques for synthetic aperture radar applications requires tests and validation on real and synthetic images. The GRSS benchmark database supports the desing and analysis of algorithms to deal with SAR and PolSAR data.
The distributed generation, along with the deregulation of the Smart Grid, have created a great concern on Power Quality (PQ), as it has a direct impact on utilities and customers, as well as effects on the sinusoidal signal of the power line. The a priori unknown features of the distributed energy resources (DER) introduce non-linear behaviours in loads associated to a variety of PQ disturbances.
Traditional Static Timing Analysis (STA) assumes only single input switches at a time with the side input held at non-controlling value. This introduces unnecessary pessimism or optimism which may cause degradation of performance or chip failure. Modeling Multi-Input Switching (MIS) requires a good amount of simulations hence we provide a dataset comprising of SPICE simulations done on 2 input NAND and NOR gate.
The dataset is the result of exhaustive search of primary extended 1-perfect unitrades in the 10-cube, or, equivalently, triangle-free 5-regular connected induced subgraphs of the halved 10-cube. We list representatives of the all 38 equivalence classes.
Low light scenes often come with acquisition noise, which not only disturbs the viewers, but it also makes video compression harder. These type of videos are often encountered in cinema as a result of artistic perspective or the nature of a scene. Other examples include shots of wildlife (e.g. mobula rays at night in Blue Planet II), concerts and shows, surveillance camera footage and more. Inspired by all above, we are proposing a challenge on encoding low-light captured videos.
This matlab code allows to reproduce some of the constrained and unconstrained dynamic identification techniques for open-chain robots. Below you can find an summary of the underlying research.
This dataset contains the files provided in support of the paper entitled 'Isolating Change Propagation in Software Architectures' authored by Andrew Leigh, Michel Wermelinger and Andrea Zisman of the Open University.
If you have any questions please contact: andrew.leigh@open.ac.uk the files have been shared to allow other researchers to reproduce the work. The data set includes a README file that explains the file purpose and contents in detail.
