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""Morphological observations (terrestrial laser scanning) and sediment analysis are used to study beach cusp morphodynamics at Melbourne Beach (Florida, USA), a moderately sloped beach characterized by fine sand. The study couples rapid... more
""Morphological observations (terrestrial laser scanning) and sediment analysis are used to study beach cusp
morphodynamics at Melbourne Beach (Florida, USA), a moderately sloped beach characterized by fine
sand. The study couples rapid high-resolution surveying with surficial sediment sampling over multiple
tidal cycles. Surveys were run ~500 m alongshore and sediment samples were collected intertidally over a period of 5 days. Beach cusp location within larger scale beach morphology is shown to directly influence
cusp growth as either gross erosional or gross accretional. Sediment characteristics within the beach cusp
morphology are reported coincident with cusp evolution. Variations in particle size distribution kurtosis
are exhibited as the cusps evolve, however no significant correlation is seen between grain size and
position between horn and embayment. During the end of the study, a storm resulted in beach cusp
destruction and increased sediment sorting.""
Holata, L. - Plzák, J. 2013: Products of New Czech Hypsography Based on ALS Technology and Their Potential for Archaeological Research: Evaluation of LIDAR Data and Interpolation to DTMs. In: Neubauer, W. – Trinks, I. – Salisbury, R. B. –... more
Holata, L. - Plzák, J. 2013: Products of New Czech Hypsography Based on ALS Technology and Their Potential for Archaeological Research: Evaluation of LIDAR Data and Interpolation to DTMs. In: Neubauer, W. – Trinks, I. – Salisbury, R. B. – Einwögerer, C. (eds.) Archaeological Prospection. Proceedings of the 10th International Conference – Vienna. May 29th – June 2nd 2013. Wien, 372 – 374. 
Holata, L. - Plzák, J. 2013: Examinace procesu optimalizace „archeologicky korektních“ způsobů vyhodnocení dat z leteckého laserového skenování zalesněné krajiny. Potenciál filtrace surových dat, problematika interpolačních algoritmů a... more
Holata, L. - Plzák, J. 2013: Examinace procesu optimalizace „archeologicky korektních“ způsobů vyhodnocení dat z leteckého laserového skenování zalesněné krajiny. Potenciál filtrace surových dat, problematika interpolačních algoritmů a způsobů vizualizace antropogenních tvarů v digitálních modelech reliéfu. In: Gojda, M. - John, J. a kol. Archeologie a letecké laserové skenování krajiny. Plzeň, 49-79.
Holata, L. - Plzák, J. 2013: Examinace procesu optimalizace „archeologicky korektních“ způsobů vyhodnocení dat z leteckého laserového skenování zalesněné krajiny. Potenciál filtrace surových dat, problematika interpolačních algoritmů a... more
Holata, L. - Plzák, J. 2013: Examinace procesu optimalizace „archeologicky korektních“ způsobů vyhodnocení dat z leteckého laserového skenování zalesněné krajiny. Potenciál filtrace surových dat, problematika interpolačních algoritmů a způsobů vizualizace antropogenních tvarů v digitálních modelech reliéfu. In: Gojda, M. - John, J. a kol. Archeologie a letecké laserové skenování krajiny. Plzeň, 49-79.
Recognizing 3D objects in the presence of noise, varying mesh resolution, occlusion and clutter is a very challenging task. This paper presents a novel method named Rotational Projection Statistics (RoPS). It has three major modules:... more
Recognizing 3D objects in the presence of noise, varying mesh resolution, occlusion and clutter is a very challenging task. This paper presents a novel method named Rotational Projection Statistics (RoPS). It has three major modules: Local Reference Frame (LRF) definition, RoPS feature description and 3D object recognition. We propose a novel technique to define the LRF by calculating the scatter matrix of all points lying on the local surface. RoPS feature descriptors are obtained by rotationally projecting the neighboring points of a feature point onto 2D planes and calculating a set of statistics (including low-order central moments and entropy) of the distribution of these projected points. Using the proposed LRF and RoPS descriptor, we present a hierarchical 3D object recognition algorithm. The performance of the proposed LRF, RoPS descriptor and object recognition algorithm was rigorously tested on a number of popular and publicly available datasets. Our proposed techniques exhibited superior performance compared to existing techniques. We also showed that our method is robust with respect to noise and varying mesh resolution. Our RoPS based algorithm achieved recognition rates of 100%, 98.9%, 95.4% and 96.0% respectively when tested on the Bologna, UWA, Queen’s and Ca’ Foscari Venezia Datasets.
An assignment on development of Cellular mobile communication Generations, Namely, From 0 G to 5 G. Including a briefing on GSM, EDGE, AMPS, GPRS, And all others categories related to this field. This is totally a briefing that was just... more
An assignment on development of Cellular mobile communication Generations, Namely, From 0 G to 5 G. Including a briefing on GSM, EDGE, AMPS, GPRS, And all others categories related to this field. This is totally a briefing that was just created in 15 min. ;)
Research Interests:
Afrique, Criminal Law, Neoliberalism, International Criminal Law, Security, and 174 moreedit
Research Interests:
National Security, Criminal Law, Neoliberalism, International Criminal Law, Discourse Analysis, and 174 moreedit
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