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Abstract The present study aimed to delineate a robust watershed boundary and extract its morphometric parameters in the Karnaphuli watershed, Bangladesh, using different digital elevation models (DEMs). Two DEMs, the shuttle radar topographic mission (SRTM) and the terra advanced spaceborne thermal emission and reflection radiometer (ASTER), were ...
Sujit Kumar Roy, Md. Arif Chowdhury
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3‐D impulse‐based level‐set method for granular flow modeling
Abstract We explore the viability of modeling dynamic problems with a new formulation of an impulse‐based Level‐Set DEM (LS‐DEM). The new formulation is stable, fast, and energy conservative. However, it can be numerically stiff when the assembly has substantial mass differences between particles.
Peng Tan +2 more
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Information for individual trees (e.g., position, treetop, height, crown width, and crown edge) is beneficial for forest monitoring and management.
Wei Chen, Haibing Xiang, Kazuyuki Moriya
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This article focuses on Shanghai as a case study and utilizes various factors such as points of interest, nighttime lights, land use, road networks, and Digital Elevation Model to examine the spatial distribution of population.
Yuan Hongfu, Yang Xiangguo
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Abstract The level‐set‐discrete‐element‐method (LS‐DEM) was developed to overcome the shape limitation of traditional discrete element method. LS‐DEM's shape generality relies on a node‐based surface discretization of grain boundary, and it has been used to shed new light of a variety of granular mechanics applications with realistically shaped grains ...
Shai Feldfogel +3 more
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Considering the critical importance of the quality of input data for landslide susceptibility, we investigate the performance improvements that can be achieved by different globally available digital elevation models (DEMs) using different state-of-the ...
Jonas Brock +5 more
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On the friction dependency of the stress Lode angle
Abstract The shape of the failure locus of a material is significant for its strength predictions. Even when constitutive models include the same critical stress surface, different critical stress ratios can be predicted for an identical applied isochoric strain path. In this article, we investigate critical stress predictions of different constitutive
Gertraud Medicus +3 more
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Shear test as calibration experiment for DEM simulations: Spheropolygonal particle model [PDF]
The rapid development of computer technology provides an opportunity for researchers dealing with discrete element modeling to develop more accurate particle models.
Huang Junhao +3 more
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Virtual globes for UAV-based data integration: Sputnik GIS and Google Earth™ applications
The integration of local measurements and monitoring via global-scale Earth observations has become a new challenge in digital Earth science. The increasing accessibility and ease of use of virtual globes (VGs) represent primary advantages of this ...
Marcos Arza-García +3 more
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Clay micromechanics: Mapping the future of particle-scale modelling of clay [PDF]
Geotechnical engineers need to predict the macroscopic behaviour of clays in terms of strength, stiffness, and permeability and the variation in these properties during deformation. Engineers also need to predict the influence of environmental variables (
Pagano Arianna Gea +4 more
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