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Miljenko Lapaine
In previous papers that have dealt with cylindrical map projections as limiting cases of conical projections, standard or equidistant parallels were used in the derivations. This paper shows that this is not necessary and that it is sufficient to use par...
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Yi Lu, Dongyan Wei and Hong Yuan
Magnetic positioning is a promising technique for vehicles in Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)-denied scenarios. Traditional magnetic positioning methods resolve the position coordinates by calculating the similarity between the measured sequenc...
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Yifei Xu, Te Li, Min Xu, Ling Tan and Shuanghe Shen
Climate change exerts significant impacts on regional agricultural production. This study assesses the implications of climate change on winter wheat yields in the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain (3H Plain), utilizing bias-corrected climate projections from the Cou...
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Bo Cui, Lingyun Wang, Guangxi Li and Xian Ren
The dynamic star simulator is a commonly used ground-test calibration device for star sensors. For the problems of slow calculation speed, low integration, and high power consumption in the traditional star chart simulation method, this paper designs a F...
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Miljenko Lapaine
The article belongs to the field of theoretical research on map projections. It is observed that there is no unique and generally accepted definition of standard parallels in the cartographic literature. For some authors, a standard line is a line along ...
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Aleksandar Dimitrijevic, Aleksandar Milosavljevic and Dejan Rancic
The rapid growth in Earth?s global geospatial data necessitates an efficient system for organizing the data, facilitating data fusion from diverse sources, and promoting interoperability. Mapping the spheroidal surface of the planet presents significant ...
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Jianwei Zhang, Bingpeng Wang, Huokun Li, Fuhong Zhang, Weitao Wu, Zixu Hu and Chengchi Deng
The dam-break water flow is a complex fluid motion, showing strong nonlinearity and stochasticity. In order to better study the characteristics of the dam burst flood, the smooth particle hydrodynamics (SPH) method was chosen to establish a two-dimension...
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Sergio Miras-Moreno, Amador García-Ramos, John F. T. Fernandes and Alejandro Pérez-Castilla
This study aimed to compare and associate the magnitude of the load?velocity relationship variables between the multiple-point and two-point methods and between the concentric-only and eccentric?concentric prone bench pull (PBP) variants. Twenty-three re...
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Huanteng Sun, Yunzhu Ma and Qingshan Cai
In this paper, the AUTODYN/Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method was used to study the impact of reactive fragments on three-layer equidistant steel plates. The perforation characteristics of equidistant three-layer steel plates were investigated ...
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Miljenko Lapaine
Map projections are usually interpreted by mapping a sphere onto an auxiliary surface, and then the surface is developed into a plane. It is taken as a fact without proof that the parallels in which the auxiliary surface intersects the sphere are mapped ...
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