Conventional two-dimensional (2D) plasmonic arrays provide electric field intensity enhancement in the plane, typically with a surface coverage around 50% in the plan-view. Here, we show nanoplasmonic three-dimensional (3D) surfaces with 100% surface coverage enabling strong surface-normal field enhancement. Experimental measurements are found to agree well with the full electromagnetic solutio...

3D representation of Radar electromagnetic information affected by terrain, ocean and weather is an unavoidable problem in the future digital battlefield. Based on APM(Advanced Propagation Model), in-plane propagation loss was calculated by the virtual of digitalized virtual battlefield. Then 2D in-plane coverage of given Radar was deduced. At last multiple such 2D coverage were combined togeth...

Existing methods for generating 2D plans based on intelligent systems usually require human-defined rules, and their operations are complex. GANs can solve these problems through independent research learning. However, they only have generative design a single constraint condition, whether generate qualified scheme under many constraints is still unclear. Therefore, this paper develops the M-St...

This paper describes an original approach which jointly addresses two fundamental issues of video partitioning which represent the early important stage of any content-based video indexing system. These two issues are the detection of shot changes, and the labeling of the shot connguration related to the camera movement in terms of static shot, panning, traveling, zooming,... They are both deri...

This study was conducted to assess the feasibility of image guided radiotherapy (IGRT) for orthotopic 4T1 mouse mammary tumor using linear accelerator (LINAC). Eighteen Balb/C mice were inoculated with 4T1 cells on left mammary fat pad and nine of them were irradiated using LINAC. Tumors, planning target volumes (PTV), bowels adjacent to tumors, bones and lungs were delineated on planning CT im...

In this report, a indoor localization method is presented. The method takes firstperson view video clip as input and uses a 2D floor-plan map as prior knowledge. Motivation, methodology, elementary experimental results, and further extensions are reported and discussed. This report also serves as a brief research summary for CS 6756.

In this article, two methods for data collection in urban environments are presented. The first method combines multispectral imagery and laser altimeter data in an integrated classification for the extraction of buildings, trees and grass-covered areas. The second approach uses laser data and 2D ground plan information to obtain 3D reconstructions of buildings. q 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All...

OBJECTIVES Sufficient fruit consumption is beneficial for a healthy live. While many Dutch adults intent to eat the recommended amount of fruit, only 5-10% of the population actually adheres to the recommendation. One mechanism that can help to narrow this gap between intention and actual fruit consumption is action planning. However, action planning is only assumed to be effective if plans are...

The planning of optimal grasps is an important problem in robotics which has been investigated by many researchers. The large number of available methods has made it difficult to discern those which plan a grasp with good overall performance, i.e. one with high strength, insensitivity to positioning errors, and ease of computation. In this paper, a new grasp planning method is introduced and co...

The estimation of human motion from a monocular sequence of 2D images is difficult for many reasons: the non-linear dynamics of the limbs, ambiguities in the mapping from the 2D image to the 3D model, self occlusions, the similarity of the appearance of different limbs, and image noise etc. In this project, we learn and model background scenes statistically to detect foreground objects, disting...