956 resultados para ELECTROMAGNETIC-RADIATION
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)
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Considering the importance of monitoring the water quality parameters, remote sensing is a practicable alternative to limnological variables detection, which interacts with electromagnetic radiation, called optically active components (OAC). Among these, the phytoplankton pigment chlorophyll a is the most representative pigment of photosynthetic activity in all classes of algae. In this sense, this work aims to develop a method of spatial inference of chlorophyll a concentration using Artificial Neural Networks (ANN). To achieve this purpose, a multispectral image and fluorometric measurements were used as input data. The multispectral image was processed and the net training and validation dataset were carefully chosen. From this, the neural net architecture and its parameters were defined to model the variable of interest. In the end of training phase, the trained network was applied to the image and a qualitative analysis was done. Thus, it was noticed that the integration of fluorometric and multispectral data provided good results in the chlorophyll a inference, when combined in a structure of artificial neural networks.
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The X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analysis is a technique for the qualitative and quantitative determination of chemical constituents in a sample. This method is based on detection of the characteristic radiation intensities emitted by the elements of the sample, when properly excited. A variant of this technique is the Total Reflection X-ray Fluorescence (TXRF) that utilizes electromagnetic radiation as excitation source. In total reflection of X-ray, the angle of refraction of the incident beam tends to zero and the refracted beam is tangent to the sample support interface. Thus, there is a minimum angle of incidence at which no refracted beam exists and all incident radiation undergoes total reflection. In this study, we evaluated the influence of the energy variation of the beam of incident x-rays, using the MCNPX code (Monte Carlo NParticle) based on Monte Carlo method. © 2013 AIP Publishing LLC.
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Pós-graduação em Ciências Cartográficas - FCT
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Metamateriais são meios artificiais estruturados para a obtenção de propriedades físicas não prontamente encontradas na natureza. Estes meios, em geral, são organizados periodicamente com uma célula unitária que possui dimensões menores que o comprimento de onda da radiação eletromagnética incidente. Esta característica permite que estes meios possam ser tratados como materiais homogêneos e, por conseguinte, descritos em termos de parâmetros constitutivos efetivos. Este trabalho realiza a modelagem analítica e numérica de um metamaterial nanoestruturado com inclusões metálicas. É desenvolvido um formalismo fundamentado no modelo de Maxwell-Garnett para descrever o índice de refração efetivo do metamaterial levando em conta a forma geométrica das nanopartículas e a natureza dos modos locais excitados. É evidenciado que estes modos correspodem a excitações plasmônicas superfíciais. Por meio da caracterização do metamaterial no domínio óptico, é investigado o potencial de tais meios para o desenvolvimento de sensores de índice de refração mais compactos e com valores de sensibilidade superiores aos encontrados em sistemas baseados unicamente em fibras ópticas.
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Optics consists in the study of interaction of light with physical systems. The human vision is a product of the interaction of light with the eye (a very peculiar physical system). Here we present a basic study of the relationship between the optics and human vision, including: - The fundaments and physicals properties who characterize the light and the colors and the characteristics of the incidence mediums. - The basics laws of geometrical optics, based in the rectilinear propagation of light in the form of a light ray, in the independence of light rays and in the principle of reversibility of the light beams. This principle is present in the process of image formations in lenses and mirrors and applied in the study of image formation in the human eye. - The refraction and reflection laws and types of lenses, who permits the construction of optics devices for the study of physical universe, and the appliances to correct vision diseases. - Presents the human vision process as consisting in the reception of light (electromagnetic radiation in the zone of wavelength visible to us) through the eye and the sending of information obtained by the retina to the brain where it is interpreted. The vision involves a biophysical relation between the light and the biological structure of the eye who is constituted by cornea, iris, crystalline and retina. Analyzes is made of how some parts of the eye performs a function in the reception and sending of information of the images to the brain
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Environrnental issues are in focus lately, mainly due to climate change that have been registered in recent decades. Some of these changes are attributed to the increased atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases induce, main1y due to anthropogenic emissions. These gases act by absorbing heat in the form of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the planet, and after a time interval, reissuing such radiation in various directions, including back to the surface, causing overheating of the same. Projections indicate that climate change wiIl tend to increase even more. Because of this, in recent years a number of studies are being conducted on the dynamics of inducers of greenhouse gases, especially C02, because that is primarily responsible for the development of that phenomenon. To better understand the flow of C02 are studied specific areas, as regions bordering the forests, soils that are under preparation for agriculture, urban areas, among others. Forests are an important sink for C02, because during the process of photosynthesis, this molecule is captured and used to obtain glucose. Thus, studies of the regions bordering the forests contribute enough to the understanding of the dynamics of C02. Because it requires a large amount of factors, the concentration of CO2 in a given location is very variable and this makes it much more difficult to understand their dynamics and, consequently, the action of the enhanced greenhouse effect. Being a relatively new area of study, there are many controversies about the consequences of the greenhouse effect, so that the community does not believe that climate change resulting from human action. According to them, such changes are merely natural phenomena and periodicals
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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In the present paper the magneto-optical Franz-Keldysh effect is predicted to occur in graphene. Explicit expressions for the energies of Landau-level excitations in a graphene monolayer in the presence of a high quantizing magnetic field and driven by an intense electromagnetic radiation are derived. The combination of both fields favors the electromagnetic blueshifts and redshifts of the Landau level and in addition, magneto-optical electron transitions between sublevels in the system can take place.
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Las propiedades ópticas de las resinas reforzadas resultan de vital importancia para el logro de restauraciones estéticas, sobre todo en lo referente a color y traslucidéz de las mismas, así como el mantenimiento de esas propiedades en función del tiempo. Ellas dependen de la composición del material y de su manipulación (tiempo de aplicación de una radiación electromagnética adecuada y la potencia de la unidad de fotopolimerización). Una de las formas de observar el comportamiento de estos materiales ante una radiación electromagnética, luego de polimerizados, es medir la transmitancia. El objetivo de este trabajo fue comparar la transmitancia de las resinas reforzadas polimerizadas con distintos tiempos de exposición a la fuente lumínica y diferentes potencias de la misma. Para ello se emplearon muestras de un mismo material de iguales dimensiones, divididos en dos grupos. La variable del grupo 1 fue el tiempo de exposición a la luz, mientras que la del grupo 2 fue la potencia de la fuente de fotoactivación. Para observar la transmitancia de las muestras fue empleado un espectrofotómetro UV- visible, que relaciona la transmitancia con diferentes longitudes de onda, permitiéndonos comparar curvas que representan el comportamiento del material. Los resultados que fueron observados muestran las coincidencias de las mencionadas curvas en ambos grupos y entre las muestras del mismo grupo, para las longitudes de onda cercanas a la luz visible, no así para las correspondientes a las ultravioletas. Pasado un mes de almacenamiento de las muestras, se observaron algunas diferencias en las lecturas de las curvas.