MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles

A new device to measure bedload transport, MiCas, is presented. It analyzes pressure time series by recognizing the imprints of impacts of individual particles as they hit pressurized membranes. A pattern analysis algorithm is used to identify the impact events. The implementation of this principle...

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spelling oai:localhost:DHTL-54772024-01-10T09:18:27Z MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles real-time measurements bedload discharge rates bedload transport A new device to measure bedload transport, MiCas, is presented. It analyzes pressure time series by recognizing the imprints of impacts of individual particles as they hit pressurized membranes. A pattern analysis algorithm is used to identify the impact events. The implementation of this principle in a dedicated microprocessor allows for real-time measurements of particle hits and cumulative particle count. MiCas particle counts correlate well with the results of image analysis. MiCas provides hardware-based measurements, hence its key advantages of minimal needs of data storage and low processing times to retrieve bedload discharge rates. 2020-02-18T02:45:33Z 2020-02-18T02:45:33Z 2017 20191209154005.0 130605s2017 BB HydrolinkNo.1, 2017, pp 17-19. 1573-2932 http://tailieuso.tlu.edu.vn/handle/DHTL/5477 eng application/pdf
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topic real-time measurements
bedload discharge rates
bedload transport
spellingShingle real-time measurements
bedload discharge rates
bedload transport
MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles
description A new device to measure bedload transport, MiCas, is presented. It analyzes pressure time series by recognizing the imprints of impacts of individual particles as they hit pressurized membranes. A pattern analysis algorithm is used to identify the impact events. The implementation of this principle in a dedicated microprocessor allows for real-time measurements of particle hits and cumulative particle count. MiCas particle counts correlate well with the results of image analysis. MiCas provides hardware-based measurements, hence its key advantages of minimal needs of data storage and low processing times to retrieve bedload discharge rates.
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title MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles
title_short MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles
title_full MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles
title_fullStr MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles
title_full_unstemmed MiCas:From pressure signals to counting beload particles
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publishDate 2020
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