9 resultados para Micro Rain Radar
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[ES]En este proyecto se presenta un estudio sobre la estimación de la longitud efectiva de lluvia derivada de los escaneos de elevación obtenidos por el radar meteorológico de Kapildui, en Álava. Se estudia la altura y la longitud de la lluvia para distintos eventos: para lluvia estratiforme y para lluvia convectiva. Se analizará la variabilidad espacial y temporal para diferentes ángulos de elevación del radar. Finalmente, se presentará una versión del algoritmo implementado para el cálculo de longitudes efectivas de lluvia y se realizará un estudio estadístico de la variabilidad de ésta para diferentes direcciones y con diferentes eventos de lluvia.
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[ES] El marco teórico del trabajo tiene como finalidad explicar los procesos de cooperación diseñados para las microempresas, con el propósito de establecer propuestas y argumentos para la formación de acuerdos, identificar los factores que afectan el desarrollo de los mismos, así como los sistemas de innovación nacional, regional y local para la animación de la cooperación entre firmas. Con ello, se propone una metodología para promover la cooperación entre microempresas, coordinada por agentes locales y la administración pública de los proyectos Micro y e-Micro (2002-2007) de la ciudad de Murcia.
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Radar services are occasionally affected by wind farms. This paper presents a comprehensive description of the effects that a wind farm may cause on the different radar services, and it compiles a review of the recent research results regarding the mitigation techniques to minimize this impact. Mitigation techniques to be applied at the wind farm and on the radar systems are described. The development of thorough impact studies before the wind farm is installed is presented as the best way to analyze in advance the potential for interference, and subsequently identify the possible solutions to allow the coexistence of wind farms and radar services.
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Two high-frequency (HF) radar stations were installed on the coast of the south-eastern Bay of Biscay in 2009, providing high spatial and temporal resolution and large spatial coverage of currents in the area for the first time. This has made it possible to quantitatively assess the air-sea interaction patterns and timescales for the period 2009-2010. The analysis was conducted using the Barnett-Preisendorfer approach to canonical correlation analysis (CCA) of reanalysis surface winds and HF radar-derived surface currents. The CCA yields two canonical patterns: the first wind-current interaction pattern corresponds to the classical Ekman drift at the sea surface, whilst the second describes an anticyclonic/cyclonic surface circulation. The results obtained demonstrate that local winds play an important role in driving the upper water circulation. The wind-current interaction timescales are mainly related to diurnal breezes and synoptic variability. In particular, the breezes force diurnal currents in waters of the continental shelf and slope of the south-eastern Bay. It is concluded that the breezes may force diurnal currents over considerably wider areas than that covered by the HF radar, considering that the northern and southern continental shelves of the Bay exhibit stronger diurnal than annual wind amplitudes.
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El trabajo tiene como objetivos mostrar el uso de las patentes como medio de difusión de conocimiento y encontrar las claves más significativas de la evolución de la tecnología escogida.
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Atmospheric Measurement Techniques
Volume 8, Issue 5, 27 May 2015, Pages 2183-2193
Estimating reflectivity values from wind turbines for analyzing the potential impact on weather radar services (Article)
Angulo, I.a,
Grande, O.a,
Jenn, D.b,
Guerra, D.a,
De La Vega, D.a
a University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Bilbao, Spain
b Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, United States
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Abstract
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has repeatedly expressed concern over the increasing number of impact cases of wind turbine farms on weather radars. Current signal processing techniques to mitigate wind turbine clutter (WTC) are scarce, so the most practical approach to this issue is the assessment of the potential interference from a wind farm before it is installed. To do so, and in order to obtain a WTC reflectivity model, it is crucial to estimate the radar cross section (RCS) of the wind turbines to be built, which represents the power percentage of the radar signal that is backscattered to the radar receiver.
For the proposed model, a representative scenario has been chosen in which both the weather radar and the wind farm are placed on clear areas; i.e., wind turbines are supposed to be illuminated only by the lowest elevation angles of the radar beam.
This paper first characterizes the RCS of wind turbines in the weather radar frequency bands by means of computer simulations based on the physical optics theory and then proposes a simplified model to estimate wind turbine RCS values. This model is of great help in the evaluation of the potential impact of a certain wind farm on the weather radar operation.
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In many micro- and nano-scale technological applications high sensitivity displacement sensors are needed, especially in ultraprecision metrology and manufacturing. In this work a new way of sensing displacement based on radio frequency resonant cavities is presented and experimentally demonstrated using a first laboratory prototype. The principle of operation of the new transducer is summarized and tested. Furthermore, an electronic interface that can be used together with the displacement transducer is designed and proved. It has been experimentally demonstrated that very high and linear sensitivity characteristic curves, in the range of some kHz/nm; are easily obtainable using this kind of transducer when it is combined with a laboratory network analyzer. In order to replace a network analyzer and provide a more affordable, self-contained, compact solution, an electronic interface has been designed, preserving as much as possible the excellent performance of the transducer, and turning it into a true standalone positioning sensor. The results obtained using the transducer together with a first prototype of the electronic interface built with cheap discrete elements show that positioning accuracies in the micrometer range are obtainable using this cost-effective solution. Better accuracies would also be attainable but using more involved and costly electronics interfaces.
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[ES]Este es un Trabajo Fin de Grado interdisciplinar que aúna el Micro-mecenazgo con la Econometría. En la parte teórica, se sintetiza la literatura relacionada con el crowdfunding, los tipos y su funcionamiento, así como los factores que influyen tanto positiva como negativamente en la consecución de los proyectos llevados a cabo por esta práctica. Se analizan también las bases de datos sobre plataformas de crowdfunding disponibles en Internet y se explica la búsqueda realizada para encontrar una muestra adecuada. Mientras que en la parte empírica, se analiza el impacto de los factores elegidos sobre la probabilidad de éxito de los proyectos. Para ello se utilizan modelos econométricos no estudiados anteriormente que se explican y analizan en la parte metodológica del trabajo. De esta forma, se obtienen resultados que ayudan a conocer las características que han de tener los proyectos publicados en las plataformas de crowdfunding para conseguir la financiación exigida. Para ello, se han teniendo en cuenta los datos encontrados en diferentes plataformas de crowdfunding entre el año 2013 y el 2015.