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Abstract A spectral deconvolution model (SDM) for inversion of light absorption, a(λ) and backscattering, bb(λ), to estimate concentrations of chlorophyll (CHL), colored dissolved organic material (CDOM) and non‐biogenic mineral suspended solids (MSS) in offshore and shelf waters is presented. This approach exploits the spectral information embedded in
M. Lo Prejato, D. McKee
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Variations in Physiology and Genomic Function of Prochlorococcus Across the Eastern Indian Ocean
Abstract The widespread distribution of Prochlorococcus can be attributed to the extensive genetic diversity that allows them to adapt to various oligotrophic environments. We investigated the adaptation of Prochlorococcus to nutrient environments in the surface eastern Indian Ocean (EIO, 16.5°N to 20°S, 88°E) in November 2018.
Siyu Jiang +8 more
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On the numerical properties of high‐order spectral (Euler‐Bernoulli) beam elements
In this paper, the numerical properties of a recently developed high‐order Spectral Euler‐Bernoulli Beam Element (SBE) featuring a C1‐continuous approximation of the displacement field are assessed. The C1‐continuous shape functions are based on two main ingredients, which are an Hermitian interpolation scheme and the use of Gauß‐Lobatto‐Legendre (GLL)
Sascha Eisenträger +3 more
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Cone‐equivalent nilpotent groups with different Dehn functions
Abstract For every k⩾3$k\geqslant 3$, we exhibit a simply connected k$k$‐nilpotent Lie group Nk$N_k$ whose Dehn function behaves like nk$n^k$, while the Dehn function of its associated Carnot graded group gr(Nk)$\mathsf {gr}(N_k)$ behaves like nk+1$n^{k+1}$. This property and its consequences allow us to reveal three new phenomena.
Claudio Llosa Isenrich +2 more
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Bayesian models for spatially explicit interactions between neighbouring plants
Abstract Interactions between neighbouring plants drive population and community dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems. Understanding these interactions is critical for both fundamental and applied ecology. Spatial approaches to model neighbour interactions are necessary, as interaction strength depends on the distance between neighbouring plants.
Cristina Barber +4 more
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Efficient Inverse Model for Cloud Computing and Information Based on the Symmetric Random Matrix
With the continuous development of cloud storage technology, cloud storage has become a new way of storage for both enterprises and individuals. The cloud environment can support users to share data, but it can lead to some malicious users accessing or modifying data by illegal means, so access control is an important way to protect user data.
Ning Cheng, Yan Cheng, Ning Cao
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In the present study, Xia et al. demonstrate that advanced paternal age at childbirth (PatAGE) is negatively associated with offspring's reading. Moreover, this association is mediated by neuroanatomical maturation in the left posterior thalamus, which is closely linked with the dorsal attention network.
Zhichao Xia +4 more
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Data Integration by Combining Big Data and Survey Sample Data for Finite Population Inference
Summary The statistical challenges in using big data for making valid statistical inference in the finite population have been well documented in literature. These challenges are due primarily to statistical bias arising from under‐coverage in the big data source to represent the population of interest and measurement errors in the variables available ...
Jae‐Kwang Kim, Siu‐Ming Tam
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To process a huge amount of data, computing resources need to be organized in clusters that can be scaled out easily. Still, traditional SQL databases built on the relational data model are difficult to be put to use in such clusters, which has motivated the movement named NoSQL. However, NoSQL databases have their limits by using their own data models.
Jiang Wu, Du Ni, Zhi Xiao, Nhu-Ngoc Dao
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Inherent Optical Properties‐Reflectance Relationships Revisited
Abstract Understanding the relationship between remote sensing reflectance, Rrs(λ) and the inherent optical properties (IOPs) of natural waters is potentially a key to improving our ability to determine biogeochemical constituents from radiometric measurements.
Marilisa Lo Prejato +2 more
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