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Coverage Degree-Based Fuzzy Topological Relationships for Fuzzy Regions
2017Geographical Information Systems and spatial database systems are well able to handle crisp spatial objects, i.e., objects in space whose location, extent, shape, and boundary are precisely known. However, this does not hold for fuzzy spatial objects characterized by vague boundaries and/or interiors. In the same way as fuzzy spatial objects are vague,
Anderson Chaves Carniel +1 more
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Two degrees-of-freedom Lloyd–mirror interferometer for superior pattern coverage area
Optics Letters, 2011In this study, we have developed a tunable Lloyd-mirror interferometer with two degrees of freedom, in contrast to a traditional system with one degree of freedom. This new Lloyd-mirror interferometer allows an angular rotation of the mirror independently from that of a sample stage, resulting in an increased pattern coverage area with tunable pattern ...
Ishan, Wathuthanthri +2 more
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Connecting Extreme Heat Events to Climate Change: Media Coverage of Heat Waves and Wildfires
, 2020This research tests the popular press assumption that media are not discussing climate change in coverage of heat waves and wildfires. Change over time in English-language media coverage is assessed, from 2013 to 2018, including 37 news outlets from five
Jill E. Hopke
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The degree of coverage on the intended objects in the characterizing spraying plants [PDF]
, 2016 The aim of the study was to determine the surface coverage of sprayed plants depending on the coefficient of the spray surface. The study was conducted at the Institute of Agricultural Engineering of the University of Life Sciences in the laboratory. Sprayers during the experiment moved at a constant operating speed.
Katarzyna Dereń +3 more
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The Structure of Physicians’ Activities in General Practice and Modelling their Degree of Coverage
1980The development of problems in health care delivery, both in regard to quality and quantity as well as the resulting economic repercussions, induces system analytical studies in various contexts. In reporting results of such projects one has to bear in mind the differences in the various health care delivery systems (24, 26, 27), which may vary in the ...
P. L. Reichertz +2 more
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ESEC/SIGSOFT FSE, 2019
Code coverage is a measure of the degree to which a test suite exercises a software system. Although coverage is well established in software engineering research, deployment in industry is often inhibited by the perceived usefulness and the ...
M. Ivanković +3 more
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Code coverage is a measure of the degree to which a test suite exercises a software system. Although coverage is well established in software engineering research, deployment in industry is often inhibited by the perceived usefulness and the ...
M. Ivanković +3 more
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A Method to Measure the Degree of Health Care Coverage in Primary Care
1981A simulation model was developed to describe the degree of primary care coverage focussing on the aspect of supply (providers) and demand (consumers) of a health care delivery system. It describes variables influencing supply and demand and reflects the relationships between these parts.
Birgit Schwarz, Peter L. Reichertz
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A method for coverage control in wireless sensor networks with two degrees of freedom
2008 Second International Conference on Electrical Engineering, 2008Sensor networks specifications are highly dependent on the application defined for the network. In this paper we tried to achieve a predefined coverage percentage using a simple selection algorithm in order to cover the desired percentage using a minimum number of active sensors and thus achieving to a higher life time for the whole network.
Mohammadjavad Negahdar +2 more
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Maximizing Coverage Degree Based on Event Patterns in Wireless Sensor Networks
2011A wireless sensor network is composed of a large number of sensors that are deployed in a field of interest to monitor specific phenomena such as temperature, sound, vibration, light, humidity, etc. Spanning health, home, environmental and military areas are some potential applications of WSNs.
Majid Rafigh, Maghsoud Abbaspour
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