67 resultados para Juan de Santiago (S.I.)
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Los sistemas de registro aerotransportados que utilizan láser (LiDAR) se están convirtiendo en el principal instrumental para la recogida de la información cartográfica debido, principalmente, a la gran densidad de puntos, precisión alcanzada y rapidez en la obtención de modelos digitales. Sin embargo, sería importante disponer de algoritmos que permitan filtrar la información, seleccionando aquellos puntos medidos en zonas deseadas. Cuando se miden zonas urbanas, los elementos más importantes son las edificaciones. Por ello, se propone un nuevo algoritmo que permite clasificar y diferenciar aquellos puntos medidos sobre edificios, extrayendo, como resultado, el límite exterior que definen, de tal forma que se podría calcular la zona edificada. Abstarct: Registration systems using airborne laser (LIDAR) are becoming the main device for the collection of cartographic information, mainly due to the high density of points, accuracy and rate achieved in obtaining digital models. However, it would be important to have algorithms that filter the information by selecting those points measured in targeted areas. When measuring urban areas, buildings are the most important objects. Therefore, a new algorithm is proposed to classify those measured points on buildings and to compute their outer boundaries, so the built up area can be computed.
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The one-dimensional self-similar motion of an initially cold, half-space plasma of electron density 0,produced by the (anomalous) absorption of a laser pulse of irradiation
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The pendular motion of a giant censer (O Botafumeiro) that hangs in the transept of the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, and is cyclically pumped by men who pull at the supporting rope, is analyzed. Maximum angular amplitude attainable, and number of cycles and time needed to attain it, are calculated; the results agree with observed values (~ 82°, ~ 17 cycles, ~ 80 seconds) to the few percent accuracy of both the analysis and the observations and parameter measurements. The energy gain in a pumping cycle is obtained for an arbitrary pumping procedure to two orders in the small fractional change of pendular length; the relevance of the ratio (characteristic radial acceleration during pumping)/g to the gain is discussed- Effects due to rope mass, air drag on both Censer and rope, and the fact that the Censer is not a point mass, are considered. If the pumping cycle is inverted once the maximum amplitude has been attained, the Censer could be swiftly brought to rest, avoiding the usual violent stop. Historically recorded accidents, rope shape, and the influence of relevant parameters on the motion are discussed.
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Hemos dividido el estudio del presente Proyecto en tres partes o títulos. El Título primero trata del Inventario del monte y comprende el Tratamiento de la masa y elección del método de Ordenación y los fundamentos y el Trazado de la misma». Y el Título Tercero trata del Plan Especial y en él se estudia la cuantía y localización de los aprovechamientos, la valoración de los mismos y las mejoras más importantes a realizar.
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Se analizan los diferentes sistemas automáticos no destructivos que controlan en tiempo real diferentes características de la madera y con especial incidencia en las técnicas de análisis de imágenes, indicando los principales sistemas que se aplican en la industria maderera, bien a nivel de investigación o incluso los sistemas que ya tienen uso comercial.
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A dynamical model is proposed to describe the coupled decomposition and profile evolution of a free surfacefilm of a binary mixture. An example is a thin film of a polymer blend on a solid substrate undergoing simultaneous phase separation and dewetting. The model is based on model-H describing the coupled transport of the mass of one component (convective Cahn-Hilliard equation) and momentum (Navier-Stokes-Korteweg equations) supplemented by appropriate boundary conditions at the solid substrate and the free surface. General transport equations are derived using phenomenological nonequilibrium thermodynamics for a general nonisothermal setting taking into account Soret and Dufour effects and interfacial viscosity for the internal diffuse interface between the two components. Focusing on an isothermal setting the resulting model is compared to literature results and its base states corresponding to homogeneous or vertically stratified flat layers are analyzed.
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Algebraic topology (homology) is used to analyze the state of spiral defect chaos in both laboratory experiments and numerical simulations of Rayleigh-Bénard convection. The analysis reveals topological asymmetries that arise when non-Boussinesq effects are present. The asymmetries are found in different flow fields in the simulations and are robust to substantial alterations to flow visualization conditions in the experiment. However, the asymmetries are not observable using conventional statistical measures. These results suggest homology may provide a new and general approach for connecting spatiotemporal observations of chaotic or turbulent patterns to theoretical models.
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Laser processing has been the tool of choice last years to develop improved concepts in contact formation for high efficiency crystalline silicon (c-Si) solar cells. New concepts based on standard laser fired contacts (LFC) or advanced laser doping (LD) techniques are optimal solutions for both the front and back contacts of a number of structures with growing interest in the c-Si PV industry. Nowadays, substantial efforts are underway to optimize these processes in order to be applied industrially in high efficiency concepts. However a critical issue in these devices is that, most of them, demand a very low thermal input during the fabrication sequence and a minimal damage of the structure during the laser irradiation process. Keeping these two objectives in mind, in this work we discuss the possibility of using laser-based processes to contact the rear side of silicon heterojunction (SHJ) solar cells in an approach fully compatible with the low temperature processing associated to these devices. First we discuss the possibility of using standard LFC techniques in the fabrication of SHJ cells on p-type substrates, studying in detail the effect of the laser wavelength on the contact quality. Secondly, we present an alternative strategy bearing in mind that a real challenge in the rear contact formation is to reduce the damage induced by the laser irradiation. This new approach is based on local laser doping techniques previously developed by our groups, to contact the rear side of p-type c-Si solar cells by means of laser processing before rear metallization of dielectric stacks containing Al2O3. In this work we demonstrate the possibility of using this new approach in SHJ cells with a distinct advantage over other standard LFC techniques.
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Tethered spacecraft missions to the Jovian system suit the use of electrodynamic tethers because: 1) magnetic stresses are 100 times greater than at the Earth; 2) the stationary orbit is one-third the relative distance for Earth; and 3) moon Io is a nearby giant plasma source. The (bare) tether is a reinforced aluminum foil with tens of kilometer length L and a fraction of millimeter thickness h, which collects electrons as an efficient Langmuir probe and can tap Jupiter’s rotational energy for both propulsion and power. In this paper, the critical capture operation is explicitly formulated in terms of orbit geometry and established magnetic and thermal plasma models. The design parameters L and h and capture perijove radius rp face opposite criteria independent of tape width. Efficient capture requires a low rp and a high L 3/2/h ratio. However, combined bounds on tether bowing and tether tensile stress, arising from a spin made necessary by the low Jovian gravity gradient, require a high rp and a low L 5/2/h ratio. Bounds on tether temperature again require a high rp and a low L 3/8/(tether emissivity)1/4 ratio. Optimal design values are discussed.
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El objeto del presente proyecto es dotar al parque público “Juan Pablo II”, de una cartografía a escala 1/250, además de realizar el modelo digital del terreno de dicho parque. El trabajo va a consistir en un levantamiento topográfico del sector oeste del parque público “Juan Pablo II”. Dado que el parque en toda su dimensión se encuentra dividido en dos por la Avenida de Machupichu, siendo la oeste la que forma parte de este proyecto. El levantamiento se realizará mediante el método de observación G.N.S.S. denominado R.T.K. (Real Time Kinematic) que consiste en la obtención de coordenadas en tiempo real. Este levantamiento se realizará apoyándose en puntos de una red implantada, a la que se dotará de coordenadas por el método de observación G.N.S.S. denominado “Estático” y por metodología clásica. A la red se le dotará de coordenadas en el Sistema de Referencia Oficial. Se realizará la cartografía del parque a partir de los datos del levantamiento y con el uso de programas de CAD. Finalmente, se realizará un modelo digital del terreno. El parque público “Juan Pablo II” se encuentra situado en barrio de La Piovera, en el término municipal de Madrid, provincia de Madrid. El parque ocupa 6 hectáreas y es el elegido para nuestro proyecto. Este parque está limitado por el norte por la Avda. del Papa Negro, por el sur está limitado por la Avda. de las Piceas, por el este por la Avda. Machupichu, por el oeste por un pinar. 1.- Estudio de Redes para la obtención de la Red Básica: Por metodología G.N.S.S., se ha realizado cuatro simulaciones, teniendo como criterios: Longitud de la líneas base; Tiempo de observación; Precisiones obtenidas. Y comprobación de la Red Básica por metodología Clásica. 2.- Creación de aplicación para representar redes en Google Earth (Geodesicas-kml). Ante la falta de aplicaciones libres para esta opción de difusión de redes de manera fácil y gratuita, se creó esta aplicación. 3.- Diseño cartográfico, mapas a escala 1/250. Esta escala fue elegida porque se quería tener un buen detalle para la creación del MDT. 4.- Creación de MDT, y adaptado a visualización en Google Earth. Se eligió esta plataforma para que no se necesitase ninguna aplicación de pago y por su gran difusión, facilitando la divulgación de los MDT. 5.- Paseo virtual en el interior del parque. Película de un recorrido dentro del parque con todos los elementos más representativos.
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We describe the work on infusion of emotion into a limited-task autonomous spoken conversational agent situated in the domestic environment, using a need-inspired task-independent emotion model (NEMO). In order to demonstrate the generation of affect through the use of the model, we describe the work of integrating it with a natural-language mixed-initiative HiFi-control spoken conversational agent (SCA). NEMO and the host system communicate externally, removing the need for the Dialog Manager to be modified, as is done in most existing dialog systems, in order to be adaptive. The first part of the paper concerns the integration between NEMO and the host agent. The second part summarizes the work on automatic affect prediction, namely, frustration and contentment, from dialog features, a non-conventional source, in the attempt of moving towards a more user-centric approach. The final part reports the evaluation results obtained from a user study, in which both versions of the agent (non-adaptive and emotionally-adaptive) were compared. The results provide substantial evidences with respect to the benefits of adding emotion in a spoken conversational agent, especially in mitigating users' frustrations and, ultimately, improving their satisfaction.
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Preparing Exercise I-3: Optimization of cross-section tables using sensitivity coefficients in COBAYA3