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Radio propagation measurement and cluster-based analysis for millimeter-wave cellular systems in dense urban environments

Peize Zhang, Haiming Wang, Wei Hong,pzzhang@seu.edu.cn,hmwang@seu.edu.cn,weihong@seu.edu.cn

Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering 2021, Volume 22, Issue 4,   Pages 471-487 doi: 10.1631/FITEE.2000489

Abstract: The deployment of millimeter-wave (mmWave) cellular systems in dense urban environments with an acceptable coverage and cost-efficient transmission scheme is essential for the rollout of fifth-generation and beyond technology. In this paper, cluster-based analysis of mmWave channel characteristics in two typical dense urban environments is performed. First, radio campaigns are conducted in two identified mmWave bands of 28 and 39 GHz in a central business district and a dense residential area. The custom-designed channel sounder supports high-efficiency directional scanning sounding, which helps collect sufficient data for statistical channel modeling. Next, using an improved auto- algorithm, multipath clusters and their scattering sources are identified. An appropriate measure for inter- and intra-cluster characteristics is provided, which includes the cluster number, the Ricean -factor, root-mean-squared (RMS) delay spread, RMS angular spread, and their correlations. Comparisons of these parameters across two mmWave bands for both line-of-sight (LoS) and non-light-of-sight (NLoS) links are given. To shed light on the blockage effects, detailed analysis of the propagation mechanisms corresponding to each NLoS cluster is provided, including reflection from exterior walls and over building corners and rooftops. Finally, the results show that the cluster-based analysis takes full advantage of mmWave beamspace channel characteristics and has further implications for the design and deployment of mmWave wireless networks.

Keywords: 毫米波通信;分簇;绕射;多路通道;传播测量    

100 Years of Gear Measurement Technology——Review & Prospect

Shi Zhaoyao,Fei Yetai,Xie Huakun

Strategic Study of CAE 2003, Volume 5, Issue 9,   Pages 13-17

Abstract:

The evolution of gear measurement technology in the past 100 years is fully reviewed, and 6 key issues related to gear metrology are listed. Emphases are laid on the development of gear measurement principles, the evolution of technical measures realizing them and the interpretation & utilization of measurement results. Meanwhile, the principle, configuration and features of present-day CNC Gear Measuring Center are introduced. A few of new phenomena in the field of gear measurement technology are remarked, and some research topics in the near future are proposed.

Keywords: gear     gear measurement     gear deviation     gear measuring instrument    

Performance Analysis and Evaluation of Geometric Parameters in Stereo Deflectometry Article

Yongjia Xu, Feng Gao, Xiangqian Jiang

Engineering 2018, Volume 4, Issue 6,   Pages 806-815 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2018.10.007

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This paper presents a novel geometric parameters analysis to improve the measurement accuracy of stereo deflectometry. Stereo deflectometry can be used to obtain form information for freeform specular surfaces. A measurement system based on stereo deflectometry typically consists of a fringe-displaying screen, a main camera, and a reference camera. The arrangement of the components of a stereo deflectometry system is important for achieving high-accuracy measurements. In this paper, four geometric parameters of a stereo deflectometry system are analyzed and evaluated: the distance between the main camera and the measured object surface, the angle between the main camera ray and the surface normal, the distance between the fringe-displaying screen and the object, and the angle between the main camera and the reference camera. The influence of the geometric parameters on the measurement accuracy is evaluated. Experiments are performed using simulated and experimental data. The experimental results confirm the impact of these parameters on the measurement accuracy. A measurement system based on the proposed analysis has been set up to measure a stock concave mirror. Through a comparison of the given surface parameters of the concave mirror, a global measurement accuracy of 154.2 nm was achieved.

Keywords: Optical metrology     Error analysis     Stereo deflectometry     Three-dimensional shape measurement     Performance evaluation     Simulation    

Study on Several Radio Propagation Models in ITU - R Recommendations

Zhang Minggao

Strategic Study of CAE 2000, Volume 2, Issue 7,   Pages 74-78

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Studies are presented on five radio propagation models in ITU - R recommendations. The mcxlels include statistical prediction method for tropospheric scatter transmission loss, prediction method for sea reflection fading in maritime mobile satellite telecommunications, conversion method for ionosphereic scintillation fading, simplified prediction method for attenuation by atmospheric gases and modified prediction method for field strength in land mobile services.

Keywords: radio propagation     tropospheric scatter     sea reflection     ionospheric scintillation     attenuation by atmospheric gases    

Appication of digital photogrammetry grid in the fast response for Wenchuan Earthquake rescue

Zhang Zuxun,Ke Tao,Guo Dahai,Wang Jianchao

Strategic Study of CAE 2009, Volume 11, Issue 6,   Pages 54-62

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The aerial photogrammetry is the main method of surveying and mapping, and it can mosaic thousands of aerial images into the ortho-image and provide us detailed information about the disaster area. But the traditional Digital Photogrammetry Workstation (DPW) is based on serial computing and cannot process the unconventional aerial photogrammetry data, so it cannot meet the needs of high production efficiency and rapid respond. The paper introduces the application of Digital Photogrammetry Grid System in the fast response for China earthquake rescue, and discusses its distributed computing technique and key analyses method for unconventional aerial photogrammetry data.

Keywords: aerial photogrammetry     DPGrid     China earthquake rescue     fast response    

Editorial for the Special Issue on Geodesy and Survey Engineering

Jiancheng Li

Engineering 2020, Volume 6, Issue 8,   Pages 847-848 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2020.07.011

Faster Than Light and EM-Wave Anomalous Propagation

Huang Zhixun

Strategic Study of CAE 2000, Volume 2, Issue 10,   Pages 80-92

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In this paper, the historic background of the study on faster than light (FTL) and the possibility of working within the frame work of special relativity are discussed. The previous experimental studies with single photon, laser pulse and microwaves have revealed superluminal behavior in the quantum tunneling process. That phenomenon exists only in the case of special physical condition. The analogy between classical Telegraphist equation and Klein-gordon equation can be used to study particle tunneling and superluminal behavior. A discussion on the FTL experiment by Dr. L. Wang recently is included. Remarks on the future of FTL research is given in this article.

Keywords: faster than light     microwave anomalous propagation     tachyon     quantum tunneling process     e-vanescent mode     negative group velocity    

A Spatial–Temporal Network Perspective for the Propagation Dynamics of Air Traffic Delays Article

Qing Cai, Sameer Alam, Vu N. Duong

Engineering 2021, Volume 7, Issue 4,   Pages 452-464 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2020.05.027

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Intractable delays occur in air traffic due to the imbalance between ever-increasing air traffic demand and limited airspace capacity. As air traffic is associated with complex air transport systems, delays can be magnified and propagated throughout these systems, resulting in the emergent behavior known as delay propagation. An understanding of delay propagation dynamics is pertinent to modern air traffic management. In this work, we present a complex network perspective of delay propagation dynamics. Specifically, we model air traffic scenarios using spatial-temporal networks with airports as the nodes. To establish the dynamic edges between the nodes, we develop a delay propagation method and apply it to a given set of air traffic schedules. Based on the constructed spatial–temporal networks, we suggest three metrics—magnitude, severity, and speed—to gauge delay propagation dynamics. To validate the effectiveness of the proposed method, we carry out case studies on domestic flights in the Southeastern Asia region (SAR) and the United States. Experiments demonstrate that the propagation magnitude in terms of the number of flights affected by delay propagation and the amount of propagated delays for the US traffic are respectively five and ten times those of the SAR. Experiments further reveal that the propagation speed for US traffic is eight times faster than that of the SAR. The delay propagation dynamics reveal that about six hub airports in the SAR have significant propagated delays, while the situation in the United States is considerably worse, with a corresponding number of around 16. This work provides a potent tool for tracing the evolution of air traffic delays.

Keywords: Air traffic     Transport systems     Delay propagation dynamics     Spatial–temporal networks    

Antimicrobial Resistance Exchange Between Humans and Animals: Why We Need to Know More Views & Comments

Julian Parkhill

Engineering 2022, Volume 15, Issue 8,   Pages 11-12 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2022.04.007

Research on the data processing methods of airborne vector gravimetry using SINS/GNSS

Ning Jinsheng

Strategic Study of CAE 2014, Volume 16, Issue 3,   Pages 4-13

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Airborne vector gravimetry is an advanced and efficient technology to determine high frequency information of earth’s gravity field in the future,and is a complement to ground gravimetry,marine gravimetry and satellite gravimetry. The principle of airborne vector gravimetry using SINS(strapdown inertial navigation system)/GNSS(global navigation satellite systems)is introduced in the paper,and then the data preprocessing,data reduction,band-limited topographical effect and downward continuation are discussed,as well as the geoid determination from airborne vector gravimetry. It provides the support for the development of airborne vector gravimetry in our country.

Keywords: airborne vector gravimetry     SINS/GNSS data fusion     earth gravity field     geoid    

Measurement and Information Technology

Zhang Guoxiong

Strategic Study of CAE 2000, Volume 2, Issue 3,   Pages 62-66

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Measurement is an important means for obtaining information in research and production. Both the quality of products and the productivity of production highly depend on measurement. An important trend in the development of measurement is its merging with information technology. The requirements in high accuracy of measurement, on-line and dynamic measurements, measurements of complicated parameters and under complex conditions and intelligent measurements ask for the merging of measurements with information technology. This merging is carried out through the whole process. Modulation and demodulation, data sampling and reconstruction, signal merging, data compression, filtering, signal transformation, time series analysis, spectrum analysis, data fitting and modeling, pattern recognition, neural network, simulation and virtual measurement, error separation, error compensation, redundancy technique, decision making, intelligent techniques, etc. , are widely used in measurements. Some practical examples of this merging are given in the paper. The accuracy of coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) can be greatly enhanced by using error compensation technique. Modeling, error calibration and compensation software are three key techniques in error compensation of CMMs. Applications of redundancy technique in roundness and spindle error motion measurement, in large scale metrology are presented as well. Redundancy technique provides a powerful means in optimization of measurements, system self-calibration, error compensation, recovering the lost information and many other applications.

Keywords: measurement     information technology     error compensation     modeling     redundancy technique     error separation    

Error analysis and compensation of compound measuring system for blade surface

Li Bing,Chen Lei,Ding Jianjun,Jiang Zhuangde

Strategic Study of CAE 2013, Volume 15, Issue 1,   Pages 39-44

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The high-accuracy measurement of complex airfoil surfaces is a critical issue in the inspection of blades. Aiming at this problem, a compound measuring principle is proposed in this paper. Using the principle, the airfoil surface and root datum of a blade are measured based on contact inductance method and non-contact laser triangular method, respectively. And a four-coordinate measuring system is designed and established. Then, on the basis of the mechanical structure of the measuring system, the geometric error of which is analyzed syste-matically. And a corresponding extraction and compensation method is proposed based on the laser interferometry. The experimental results show that the proposed error analysis and compensation methods can improve the accuracy of the four-coordinate measuring system effectively.

Keywords: blade airfoil surface     compound measuring principle     error analysis     error compensation     laser interferometry    

Construction survey technology on concrete construction of Three Gorges Project ship lift tower

Luo Chen,Yan Chunbo

Strategic Study of CAE 2013, Volume 15, Issue 9,   Pages 97-101

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Three Gorges Project vertical ship lift is high-walled tower structure. According to the precision requirements of construction for concrete body and built-in embedded parts, the plane, elevation datum transmission and positioning measurement methods for embedded parts in construction survey of concrete and built-in embedded parts of Three Gorges Project ship lift tower were studied. The construction survey technologies, including zenith telescope planar cast point, electromagnetic distance measuring and cylindrical nut type positioning device with a sighting mark in center are applied to size-control measurement for concrete structure and positioning measurement for built-in embedded parts respectively. Through the statistical analysis on the measured data, the construction survey technology solutions for concrete construction of Three Gorges Project ship lift tower are proved to be reliable and feasible.

Keywords: construction survey     zenith telescope cast point     electromagnetic distance measuring     spatial positioning measurement for casing     Three Gorges Project ship lift    

Improved binary similarity measures for software modularization Article

Rashid NASEEM, Mustafa BinMat DERIS, Onaiza MAQBOOL, Jing-peng LI, Sara SHAHZAD, Habib SHAH

Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering 2017, Volume 18, Issue 8,   Pages 1082-1107 doi: 10.1631/FITEE.1500373

Abstract: Various binary similarity measures have been employed in clustering approaches to make homogeneous groups of similar entities in the data. These similarity measures are mostly based only on the presence or absence of features. Binary similarity measures have also been explored with different clustering approaches (e.g., agglomerative hierarchical clustering) for software modularization to make software systems understandable and manageable. Each similarity measure has its own strengths and weaknesses which improve and deteriorate the clustering results, respectively. We highlight the strengths of some well-known existing binary similarity measures for software modularization. Furthermore, based on these existing similarity measures, we introduce several improved new binary similarity measures. Proofs of the correctness with illustration and a series of experiments are presented to evaluate the effectiveness of our new binary similarity measures.

Keywords: Binary similarity measure     Binary features     Combination of measures     Software modularization    

A Local Quadratic Embedding Learning Algorithm and Applications for Soft Sensing Article

Yaoyao Bao, Yuanming Zhu, Feng Qian

Engineering 2022, Volume 18, Issue 11,   Pages 186-196 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2022.04.025

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Inspired by the tremendous achievements of meta-learning in various fields, this paper proposes the local quadratic embedding learning (LQEL) algorithm for regression problems based on metric learning and neural networks (NNs). First, Mahalanobis metric learning is improved by optimizing the global consistency of the metrics between instances in the input and output space. Then, we further prove that the improved metric learning problem is equivalent to a convex programming problem by relaxing the constraints. Based on the hypothesis of local quadratic interpolation, the algorithm introduces two lightweight NNs; one is used to learn the coefficient matrix in the local quadratic model, and the other is implemented for weight assignment for the prediction results obtained from different local neighbors. Finally, the two sub-models are embedded in a unified regression framework, and the parameters are learned by means of a stochastic gradient descent (SGD) algorithm. The proposed algorithm can make full use of the information implied in target labels to find more reliable reference instances. Moreover, it prevents the model degradation caused by sensor drift and unmeasurable variables by modeling variable differences with the LQEL algorithm. Simulation results on multiple benchmark datasets and two practical industrial applications show that the proposed method outperforms several popular regression methods.

Keywords: Local quadratic embedding     Metric learning     Regression machine     Soft sensor    

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Radio propagation measurement and cluster-based analysis for millimeter-wave cellular systems in dense urban environments

Peize Zhang, Haiming Wang, Wei Hong,pzzhang@seu.edu.cn,hmwang@seu.edu.cn,weihong@seu.edu.cn

Journal Article

100 Years of Gear Measurement Technology——Review & Prospect

Shi Zhaoyao,Fei Yetai,Xie Huakun

Journal Article

Performance Analysis and Evaluation of Geometric Parameters in Stereo Deflectometry

Yongjia Xu, Feng Gao, Xiangqian Jiang

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Study on Several Radio Propagation Models in ITU - R Recommendations

Zhang Minggao

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Appication of digital photogrammetry grid in the fast response for Wenchuan Earthquake rescue

Zhang Zuxun,Ke Tao,Guo Dahai,Wang Jianchao

Journal Article

Editorial for the Special Issue on Geodesy and Survey Engineering

Jiancheng Li

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Faster Than Light and EM-Wave Anomalous Propagation

Huang Zhixun

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A Spatial–Temporal Network Perspective for the Propagation Dynamics of Air Traffic Delays

Qing Cai, Sameer Alam, Vu N. Duong

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Antimicrobial Resistance Exchange Between Humans and Animals: Why We Need to Know More

Julian Parkhill

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Research on the data processing methods of airborne vector gravimetry using SINS/GNSS

Ning Jinsheng

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Measurement and Information Technology

Zhang Guoxiong

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Error analysis and compensation of compound measuring system for blade surface

Li Bing,Chen Lei,Ding Jianjun,Jiang Zhuangde

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Construction survey technology on concrete construction of Three Gorges Project ship lift tower

Luo Chen,Yan Chunbo

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Improved binary similarity measures for software modularization

Rashid NASEEM, Mustafa BinMat DERIS, Onaiza MAQBOOL, Jing-peng LI, Sara SHAHZAD, Habib SHAH

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A Local Quadratic Embedding Learning Algorithm and Applications for Soft Sensing

Yaoyao Bao, Yuanming Zhu, Feng Qian

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