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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Composite medium"”.

  1. Influence of antenna pattern on synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging and complex permittivity extraction from images of multilayered media

    … of interest when imaging multilayered composite structures. However, the currently available approach is only applicable to an infinite half-space of a homogenous material. Consequently, a calibration methodology is proposed to extract the permittivity distribution for a multilayered …

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  2. Velocity Studies in the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico: Keathley Canyon and Walker Ridge Areas

    … as wellbore temperature, depth, and pressure. Composite medium modeling of the salt-body compositions shows that various mineral and lithologic inclusions within the salt body can explain the observed velocity variations. The second study is a 3D velocity model constructed using high resolution …

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  3. Large area electro-optical tactile sensor:Characterization and design of a polymer, nanoparticle based tunneling device

    … and the nanoparticles in a single composite medium. A non-micellar mineralization process for the synthesis of multifunctional nanocomposite materials is also reported as a possible building block for the assembly of tactile sensor. The non-micellar method results in the synthesis …

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  4. Experimental Design for Estimating Electro-Thermophysical Properties of a Thermopile Thermal Radiation Detector

    As the Earth's atmosphere evolves due to human activity, today's modern industrial society relies significantly on the scientific community to foresee possible atmospheric complications such as the celebrated greenhouse effect. Scientists, in turn, rely on accurate measurements of the Earth …

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