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Policy mixes for resource efficiency – theoretical and practical challenges

Based on an on-going research project called “Policy options for a resource efficient Europe” (POLFREE), this paper analyses potential policy instruments and their interdependencies in a policy mix for resource efficiency. It focuses on fundamental trade-o ...

A World Resources Forum Production, PSI2017

Visualizing Complex Organizations with Data

Dario Rodighiero

The Affinity Map is a project founded by the ENAC whose aim is to provide an instrument to understand organizations. The photograph shows the disclosure of the first map for the ENAC Research Day. The visualization was presented to scholars who are display ...

2016

Spatially Variant PSF Modeling and Image Deblurring

Ferréol Arnaud Marie Soulez

Most current imaging instruments have a spatially variant point spread function (PSF). An optimal exploitation of these instruments requires to account for this non-stationarity. We review existing models of spatially variant PSF with an emphasis on those ...

SPIE2016

Polarimetric weather radar

Jacopo Grazioli

Accurate modelling of liquid, solid and mixed-phase precipitation requires a thorough understanding of phenomena occurring at various spatial and temporal scales. At the smallest scales, precipitation microphysics defines all the processes occurring at the ...

EPFL2015

An Update on Experimental Data Obtained at the Santis Tower

Mario Paolone, Marcos Rubinstein, Mohammad Azadifar, Davide Pavanello

The Santis Tower was instrumented in May 2010 and, to this date, more than 400 flashes were successfully recorded. Lightning current waveforms and their time-derivatives are measured at two different heights along the tower (24-m and 82-m AGL). In this pap ...

IEEE2015

Analytical Calculations for CAMEA

CAMEA is a novel instrument concept, thus the performance has not been explored. Furthermore it is a complex instrument using many analyser arrays in a wide angular range. The performance of the instrument has been studied by use of three approaches: McSta ...

2014

ESS Instrument Construction Proposal CAMEA

Henrik Moodysson Rønnow, Paul Gregory Freeman

We propose the construction of a highly innovative spectrometer – CAMEA – offering Continuous Angular and Multiple Energy Analysis. Combining indirect time-of flight with multiple consecutive analyser arrays, this instrument will provide massive flux on th ...

2014

CAMEA: Technical Solutions

CAMEA is a new instrument concept so it is possible that the construction could or maintenance of the instrument would be hampered by technical details. In order to prevent this a technical predesign have been performed. This is not a final technical solut ...

2014

CAMEA: Simulations and Kinematic Calculations

During the design of CAMEA extensive simulations and cinematic calculations were performed to explore the waste parameter space. These have led to a far better understanding of the instrument performance as well as new ideas to improve the instrument. Many ...

2014

Fast Part-Based Classification for Instrument Detection in Minimally Invasive Surgery

Pascal Fua, Raphael Sznitman, Carlos Joaquin Becker

Automatic visual detection of instruments in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) can significantly augment the procedure experience for operating clinicians. In this paper, we present a novel technique for detecting surgical instruments by constructing a robu ...

Springer2014