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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Channel monitoring"”.
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Non-perennial streamflow & geomorphic patterns in a semi-arid rangeland slated for development
… This project focuses on a non-perennial stream channel in West Stroh Gulch, located in Parker, Colorado south of Denver, U.S.A. A historically semi-arid rangeland area slated to undergo housing development in the next few years, West Stroh Gulch is a unique opportunity to establish a historical …
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Design and Implementation of a Swept Time Delay Short Pulse (SSTDSP) Wireless Channel Sounder for LMDS
… Swept Time Delay Short Pulse (SSTDSP) wireless channel sounder, capable of real time in field performance characterization of high speed fixed wireless links. The SSTDSP sounder has been designed to provide vital performance metrics for fixed point high data rate applications in the 28 GHz LMDS …
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Cyber-Physical Security for Additive Manufacturing Systems
… a new impedance-based approach for in situ monitoring of AM systems was created. Two techniques for implementing this approach were investigated, direct embedding of sensors in AM parts, and the use of an instrumented fixture as a build plate. The ability to detect changes in material as …
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Assessing the Nonpoint Source Pollutant Removal Efficiencies of a Two-Basin Stormwater Management System in an Urbanizing Watershed
Monitoring of a regional stormwater management facility, located on the Virginia Tech campus in Blacksburg VA, was conducted in order to assess its efficacy in reducing nonpoint source pollutant losses downstream. The facility design includes both an upper water quality (wet) pond and a lower …
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Autonomous receivers for next-generation of high-speed optical communication networks
Advances in fiber optic communications and the convergence of the optical-wireless network will dramatically increase the network heterogeneity and complexity. The goal of our research is to create smart receivers that can autonomously identify and demodulate, without prior knowledge, nearly any …