Deriving VTEC Maps from SMOS Radiometric Data

Deriving scalar maps from Diffusion Spectrum MRI

Introduction The advantage of Diffusion Spectrum MRI (DSI) is to map diffusion without a priori. Unlike DTI, it makes it possible to measure realistically diffusion of complex brain architecture. As DSI acquisitions are getting shorter and consequently clinically feasible, it is necessary to have scalar maps available in order to easily visualize the various features of the local diffusion pdf....

Deriving Meaning From the Data

Dealing with ‘non-geographic’ lexical heterogeneity when deriving dialect maps from lexical data

In dialectometry several approaches exist to automatically generate dialect maps on the basis of calculated dissimilarities between locations (using survey data). Examples for Dutch are Heeringa (2004), who calculates dialect maps on the basis of aggregated phonetic dissimilarities, and Spruit (2008), who calculates dialect maps on the basis of aggregated syntactic dissimilarities. In both exam...

Toward a Reasoning Service to Improve Routable Road Maps by Deriving Road Attributes from Telematics Data

Detailed road maps are essential for efficient routing of vehicles. However, available data on roads is not always sufficient to support efficient routing, especially in the domain of agricultural vehicles, where route networks are not maintained by official mapping agencies. Efficient route planning can help reducing the cost of agricultural operations such as harvesting. We propose an approac...

Deriving Message Sequence Charts from Use Case Maps Scenario Specifications

A set of scenarios is a useful way to capture many aspects of the requirements of a system. Use Case Maps are a method for scenario capture which is good for describing multiple scenarios, including scenario interactions, for developing an architecture, and for analysing architectural alternatives. However once a component architecture is determined, Message Sequence Charts are better for devel...