SQUID systems, using either high temperature or low temperature superconductors, were developed for sensitive measurements in magnetically disturbed environments. They include the SQUIDs and fast SQUID electronics. Magnetometer SQUID systems are used for geophysical sounding, where they show superiority when compared to conventional induction coils for very deep sounding or fast measurement. Hi...

An overview of the current status of research on the electromagnetic induction sounding of Europa’s ocean and deep interior is provided. After briefly reviewing the history of electromagnetic induction methods used for sounding the interiors of Earth and the Moon, we provide a basic theoretical foundation of electromagnetic wave theory for spherical bodies. Next, evidence of electromagnetic ind...

Following recent advances in direct modeling of the speech waveform using a deep neural network, we propose a novel method that directly estimates a physical model of the vocal tract from the speech waveform, rather than magnetic resonance imaging data. This provides a clear relationship between the model and the size and shape of the vocal tract, offering considerable flexibility in terms of s...

Multi-channel speech enhancement with ad-hoc sensors has been a challenging task. Speech model guided beamforming algorithms are able to recover natural sounding speech, but the speech models tend to be oversimplified or the inference would otherwise be too complicated. On the other hand, deep learning based enhancement approaches are able to learn complicated speech distributions and perform e...

The paper presents the results of optical dating of potassium-rich feldspar grains obtained from the Haua Fteah cave in Cyrenaica, northeast Libya, focussing on the chronology of the Deep Sounding excavated by Charles McBurney in the 1950s and re-excavated recently. Samples were also collected from a 1.25 m-deep trench (Trench S) excavated during the present project below the basal level of the...

many recent researches have been devoted to investigating the connection between seismic activity and ionospheric variations. it has been shown that the behavior of characteristic parameters of the ionosphere can be used as temporal and spatial precursors of strong earthquakes ( ). in the present work variations of critical frequency of ionospheric f2 layer as a temporal precursor for the qom e...

Two ways have been suggested for using the magnetic field of a planet to estimate the radius of its electrically conducting core, assumed spherical and concentric with the planet's surface. In the frozen flux method, the core radius is assumed to have the value rFF for which the integrated unsigned radial magnetic flux, from the sphere of that radius, is most nearly constant in time. In the fla...