Conventional image sensors have improved with technology scaling mainly by reducing pixel size to increase spatial resolution [1,2]. As resolution approaches the limits of existing optics, is there much to gain from further pixel scaling? In [3], we argue that further scaling can provide new imaging capabilities via a multi-aperture (MA) architecture, which consists of an array of small submicr...

Although a significant international progress has been made in the recent years, the validation of coarse resolution satellite products is still limited by the small number of available sites. Calibration of ground measurements to large areas would be a suitable complement to direct validation activities. In this study, a multi-step “bottom-up” scaling approach from local fieldlevel measurement...

SGOMS is a way of scaling up GOMS models to model multi agent work in complex sociotechnical systems. In particular, it allows GOMS to handle interruptions, multi-tasking, and re-planning. West and Pronovost (2009) discussed some of the theoretical issues around building an SGOMS model in ACT-R. This paper presents work in progress for two such models. Specifically, we used ACT-R to create a mo...