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2. Atomically Dispersed Ni-Based Anti-Coking Catalysts for Methanol Dehydrogenation in a Fixed-Bed Reactor
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Ke Zhang, Xin-Hao Li, Jing-Tan Han, Zhong-Hua Xue, Hong-Hui Wang, and Jie-Sheng Chen
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chemistry.chemical_classification ,Materials science ,Fixed bed ,General Chemistry ,Coke ,Catalysis ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,Hydrocarbon ,chemistry ,Transition metal ,Chemical engineering ,Dehydrogenation ,Methanol - Abstract
Transition metal-based catalysts usually suffer from poor coke resistance during the dehydrogenation processes of hydrocarbon compounds in gas–solid heterogeneous systems, including methanol dehydr...
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- 2020
3. A Study on the Anchor Tension of Sae DongBaek in Anchorage(Yeosu)
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Dae-Jin Kim, Hyong-Ho Shin, Wang-Tan Han, and Ho-Jin Shong
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Materials science ,Tension (physics) ,Geotechnical engineering - Published
- 2020
4. Research and Construction of the Online Pesticide Information Center and Discovery Platform Based on Web Crawler
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Tian Fang, Ya Juan Yao, Cheng Zhang, and Tan Han
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Matching (statistics) ,Decision support system ,Computer science ,020206 networking & telecommunications ,02 engineering and technology ,Information center ,World Wide Web ,Identification (information) ,Workflow ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,General Earth and Planetary Sciences ,020201 artificial intelligence & image processing ,Web crawler ,General Environmental Science - Abstract
In this paper, we propose to build an Online Pesticide Information Center and Discovery Platform to solve these problems, such as the disunity of the retrieval and identification of chemical information database and the different emphases of the information covered by each other. Through the design of the system workflow and system modules, the crawler method is selected and improved according to the actual situation. And combined with the intelligent matching of pesticide information, the Online Pesticide Information Center and Discovery Platform is designed and implemented. The platform unifies the standard of retrieval entrance, integrates all kinds of pesticide information needed by researchers, and provides powerful decision support for researchers helping them with the rational design of pesticides.
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- 2020
5. Design of plywood web box beam portal frames
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Tan, Han Hong.
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ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,ComputerApplications_COMPUTERSINOTHERSYSTEMS - Abstract
This thesis was scanned from the print manuscript for digital preservation and is copyright the author. Researchers can access this thesis by asking their local university, institution or public library to make a request on their behalf. Monash staff and postgraduate students can use the link in the References field.
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- 2022
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6. In aqua dual selective photocatalytic conversion of methane to formic acid and methanol with oxygen and water as oxidants without overoxidation
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Jing-Tan Han, Hui Su, Lida Tan, and Chao-Jun Li
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Multidisciplinary - Published
- 2023
7. Effects of hot-rolling on secondary electron yield properties of Cu-2.7Be alloy
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Daibo Zhu, Qin Zeng, Yang Liu, Chenbo Li, Liwei Lu, Tan Han, Guilan Xie, and Xin Shu
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Mechanics of Materials ,Mechanical Engineering ,Materials Chemistry ,Metals and Alloys - Published
- 2022
8. Electrochemical Reduction of N2 into NH3 by Donor–Acceptor Couples of Ni and Au Nanoparticles with a 67.8% Faradaic Efficiency
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Hui Su, Xin-Hao Li, Qiu-Ying Yu, Jing-Tan Han, Guang-Yao Zhai, Zhong-Hua Xue, Yun-Xiao Lin, Markus Antonietti, Shi-Nan Zhang, and Jie-Sheng Chen
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chemistry.chemical_element ,Nanoparticle ,General Chemistry ,010402 general chemistry ,Electrochemistry ,01 natural sciences ,Biochemistry ,Nitrogen ,Redox ,Catalysis ,0104 chemical sciences ,Reduction (complexity) ,Colloid and Surface Chemistry ,chemistry ,Chemical engineering ,Selectivity ,Carbon ,Faraday efficiency - Abstract
The traditional NH3 production method (Haber-Bosch process) is currently complemented by electrochemical synthesis at ambient conditions, but the rather low selectivity (as indicated by the Faradaic efficiency) for the electrochemical reduction of molecular N2 into NH3 impedes the progress. Here, we present a powerful method to significantly boost the Faradaic efficiency of Au electrocatalysts to 67.8% for the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) by increasing their electron density through the construction of inorganic donor-acceptor couples of Ni and Au nanoparticles. The unique role of the electron-rich Au centers in facilitating the fixation and activation of N2 was also investigated via theoretical simulation methods and then confirmed by experimental results. The highly coupled Au and Ni nanoparticles supported on nitrogen-doped carbon are stable for reuse and long-term performance of the NRR, making the electrochemical process more sustainable for practical application.
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- 2019
9. Tuning the Adsorption Energy of Methanol Molecules Along Ni-N-Doped Carbon Phase Boundaries by the Mott-Schottky Effect for Gas-Phase Methanol Dehydrogenation
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Xin-Hao Li, Jing-Tan Han, Qiu-Ying Yu, Markus Antonietti, Zhong-Hua Xue, Wei-Jie Feng, and Jie-Sheng Chen
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Materials science ,Hydrogen ,chemistry.chemical_element ,General Medicine ,02 engineering and technology ,General Chemistry ,010402 general chemistry ,021001 nanoscience & nanotechnology ,Heterogeneous catalysis ,01 natural sciences ,Catalysis ,0104 chemical sciences ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,Adsorption ,Chemical engineering ,chemistry ,Phase (matter) ,Dehydrogenation ,Methanol ,Absorption (chemistry) ,0210 nano-technology - Abstract
Engineering the adsorption of molecules on active sites is an integral and challenging part for the design of highly efficient transition-metal-based catalysts for methanol dehydrogenation. A Mott-Schottky catalyst composed of Ni nanoparticles and tailorable nitrogen-doped carbon-foam (Ni/NCF) and thus tunable adsorption energy is presented for highly efficient and selective dehydrogenation of gas-phase methanol to hydrogen and CO even under relatively high weight hourly space velocities (WHSV). Both theoretical and experimental results reveal the key role of the rectifying contact at the Ni/NCF boundaries in tailoring the electron density of Ni species and enhancing the absorption energies of methanol molecules, which leads to a remarkably high turnover frequency (TOF) value (356 mol methanol mol-1 Ni h-1 at 350 °C), outpacing previously reported bench-marked transition-metal catalysts 10-fold.
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- 2018
10. Research on Multi-sensor Data Fusion at Boar Station Based on Chaotic Thoughts
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Juan Yao, Tan Han, and Tian Fang
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Fusion ,Information fusion ,Computer science ,Redundancy (engineering) ,Chaotic ,Data mining ,computer.software_genre ,Sensor fusion ,computer ,Multiple sensors ,Multi sensor ,Utilization - Abstract
Multi-sensor information fusion refers to the handling for the uniform form of expression obtained by calibration, alliance, correlation and merging towards the data from multiple sensors. Compared with a single sensor, for the solution of the target states or the judgment of target characteristics, multi-sensor information fusion technology can enhance the reliability of the data, improve the accuracy and increase instantaneity of the systems and information utilization, etc. Multi-sensor data can supplement each other, but it may also have lower confidence coefficient and become redundancy. Therefore, the adjustment process for the measured data by the means of fusion algorithm is a key to obtain the accurate data. Based on the algorithm of chaotic thoughts, an algorithm which fused the data of temperature and humidity at a boar station was put forward to carry out an experiment in this paper. The experiment proved that this algorithm was effective to extract the useful information from different fusion data and it obtained a good fusion effect.
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- 2019
11. Big Data Analysis on Learning of Freshmen Based on Open Teaching
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Yao Juan, Tian Fang, and Tan Han
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Evaluation system ,Multimedia ,Computer science ,Process (engineering) ,business.industry ,Big data ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Open type ,Teaching mode ,computer.software_genre ,business ,computer ,Learning behavior - Abstract
The open teaching platform is a teaching platform designed by Huazhong Agricultural University independently for the study of university computer basic courses. The platform has been used since 2012 and has accumulated a large amount of data. Based on big data technology, this paper analyzes the learning behavior of information course of freshmen, aiming to help the universities to explore new teaching mode based on artificial intelligence, reconstruct the teaching process, and establish a multi-dimensional comprehensive intelligent evaluation system based on big data.
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- 2019
12. Clinical Characteristics and Treatment Outcome of Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in a Tertiary Centre in Malaysia: A Two-year Experience
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Zamzurina Abu Bakar, Syazatul Syakirin Sirol Aflah, Siti Shanas Shahul Hamid, Tan Han Loong, Nurhayati Mohd Marzuki, and Noorul Afidza Muhammad
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medicine.medical_specialty ,Tuberculosis ,business.industry ,Medical record ,Treatment outcome ,Retrospective cohort study ,medicine.disease ,Multiple drug resistance ,Regimen ,Ototoxicity ,Internal medicine ,medicine ,Vomiting ,medicine.symptom ,business - Abstract
Introduction: The burden of MDR-TB leads to increment in healthcare cost and long treatment duration. Studying the disease characteristics and treatment outcome would assist the clinician in managing it. Objectives: To determine the MDR-TB treatment outcome in our centre and treatment side effects. We hypothesize that certain clinical characteristics are associated with poorer treatment outcome. Methods: A retrospective study was conducted to review the medical records of all MDR-TB patients registered in Institute of Respiratory Medicine, Kuala Lumpur from 2015-2016. Demographic data, disease characteristics, treatment outcome and adverse drug reactions were recorded and analyzed. Results: 63 patients were diagnosed to have MDR-TB, comprised of 42 males and 21 females, with mean age of 39.6±12.6 year. Primary and acquired MDR-TB were 33.3% and 66.7% respectively. Majority of the cases were pulmonary tuberculosis (88.9%) and 63.5% were smear positive. 71.4% were treated with conventional MDR-TB regimen; mean treatment duration are 13±8.1 months. MDR-TB treatment success rate in our centre was 49.2%(31/63). 41.3% of MDR-TB patients have poor outcome, including 20 treatment defaults, 2 relapse MDR-TB and 4 mortalities. 6 patients were transferred to other centres. Male gender(p=0.006) and smoker(p=0.018) were associated with poor treatment outcome. 66.7% patients developed adverse drug reactions such as vomiting (15.8%), hypothyroidism (15.8%), psychotic symptoms (14%) and ototoxicity (10.5%). Conclusions: About half of the MDR-TB cases in our centre achieved successful treatment outcome. Poor treatment outcome was seen in male and smoker.
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- 2019
13. Electrochemical Reduction of N
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Zhong-Hua, Xue, Shi-Nan, Zhang, Yun-Xiao, Lin, Hui, Su, Guang-Yao, Zhai, Jing-Tan, Han, Qiu-Ying, Yu, Xin-Hao, Li, Markus, Antonietti, and Jie-Sheng, Chen
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The traditional NH
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- 2019
14. INDUSTRIAL CONTROL OF A SUPERCAPACITOR AND COMPRESSED AIR STORAGE SYSTEM
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Tan, Han Qi Alvin, Gannon, Anthony J., Holmes, Andrea D., and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE)
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microgrid ,supercapacitor ,compressed air - Abstract
For fiscal year 2017, according to the Department of Energy’s June 2018 sustainability performance report, the DoD’s total energy consumption stood at 210 quadrillion joules (199 trillion Btu) of energy with a total energy expenditure of $11.9 billion. The majority of its energy budget was spent on the purchase of fossil fuels. This reliance on fossil fuels to sustain military operations would pose serious financial, operational, and strategic challenges and risks to the energy security and resiliency of the military. To reduce the reliance on fossil fuels, SECNAV has set forth five energy goals as key steps for the Navy to switch to alternative renewable energy sources. This thesis focuses on the design and development of a feasible micro-grid powered by renewable energy to fulfil SECNAV’s energy goal of increasing alternative energy ashore by producing 50% of shore-based energy requirements from alternative sources by 2020. The main aim of the thesis is to design and provide a proof of concept for an automated industrial control of a supercapacitor microgrid and compressed air storage system by integrating an alternate power supply in the supercapacitor solar microgrid and compressed air storage system, and by designing an algorithm to control the power supply using off-the-shelf automated industrial components. http://archive.org/details/industrialcontro1094562305 Outstanding Thesis Major, Republic of Singapore Navy Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
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- 2019
15. Additional file 1: of A prospective study of clinical characteristics and outcomes of acute kidney injury in a tertiary care Centre
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Teo, Su, Kian-Guan Lee, Riece Koniman, Tng, Alvin, Liew, Zhong, Naing, Thin, Huihua Li, Tan, Ru, Tan, Han, Choong, Hui, W. Foo, and Kaushik, Manish
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urogenital system ,urologic and male genital diseases ,female genital diseases and pregnancy complications - Abstract
Table S1. Univariable Analysis of Risk Factors associated with Mortality for Patients with AKI (based on one episode of AKI per patient). Table S2. Multivariable Analysis of Risk Factors associated with Mortality for Patients with AKI (based on one episode of AKI per patient). (DOCX 22 kb)
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- 2019
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16. Serum pepsinogen and gastrin-17 as potential biomarkers for pre-malignant lesions in the gastric corpus
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Tan Han Loong, Norfilza Mohd Mokhtar, Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmud, Raja Affendi Raja Ali, Isa Mohamed Rose, Ngiu Chai Soon, Rafiz Abdul Rani, Marjanu Hikmah Elias, Nazefah Abdul Hamid, Azmi Mohd Tamil, and J Naidu
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Pathology ,medicine.medical_specialty ,Atrophic gastritis ,Gastroenterology ,General Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,Pepsin ,Internal medicine ,Metaplasia ,medicine ,General Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics ,Gastrin ,biology ,Receiver operating characteristic ,General Neuroscience ,Intestinal metaplasia ,General Medicine ,Articles ,medicine.disease ,030220 oncology & carcinogenesis ,biology.protein ,Biomarker (medicine) ,030211 gastroenterology & hepatology ,lipids (amino acids, peptides, and proteins) ,Gastritis ,medicine.symptom - Abstract
There is a lack of non-invasive screening modalities to diagnose chronic atrophic gastritis (CAG) and intestinal metaplasia (IM). Thus, the aim of the present study was to determine the sensitivity and specificity of serum pepsinogen I (PGI), PGI:II, the PGI:II ratio and gastrin-17 (G-17) in diagnosing CAG and IM, and the correlations between these serum biomarkers and pre-malignant gastric lesions. A cross-sectional study of 72 patients (82% of the calculated sample size) who underwent oesophageal-gastro-duodenoscopy for dyspepsia was performed in the present study. The mean age of the participants was 56.2±16.2 years. Serum PGI:I, PGI:II, G-17 and Helicobacter pylori antibody levels were measured by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. Median levels of PGI:I, PGI:II, the PGI:II ratio and G-17 for were 129.9 µg/l, 10.3 µg/l, 14.7 and 4.4 pmol/l, respectively. Subjects with corpus CAG/IM exhibited a significantly lower PGI:II ratio (7.2) compared with the control group (15.7; P
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- 2017
17. Proteomics instrumentation development in densitometry, electrophoresis, and microplates
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Tan, Han Yen
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Uncategorized - Abstract
Proteomic studies are highly dependent on instrumentation. In this project, aspects of electrophoresis, densitometry and microplate technology have been developed. In the work on densitometry, the first notion was to develop a refined laser densitometer system. In view of the prohibitive cost of such a system, adapted flatbed scanners were developed instead to quantify electrophoresis gels with the aid of accurate optical density calibration using step wedges. Various aspects of illumination using light emitting diode and liquid crystal display backlighting were also investigated. In advancing the microplate technology, the use of microplate wells to function like capillaries for filling of samples in high throughput screening without precise instrumentation was introduced. The principle of light shielding and total internal reflection by light emitting diodes was also implemented for non imaging quantification of protein samples without optical filters. With the imaging quantification approach, the problematic effects of point spread function and liquid meniscus of small liquid volumes on standard microplates were shown. In that vein, the capability of our capillary wells microplate design to overcome this limitation was demonstrated. In another aspect of imaging quantification, an innovative capillary wells microplate approach that permitted side viewing, as compared to standard microplates which only allows top viewing, was implemented. With this approach, errors arising from bubbles during measurement could be revealed and pipetting errors detected during actual assay runs. In the effort related to electrophoresis, we developed a coverslip fluidic approach that potentially could be used for simple and cost effective capillary electrophoresis. Currently, this is done using capillary tubes which makes quantification possible only with specialized instrumentation.
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- 2017
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18. Friction wear test evaluation for assembly tool
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Chan Kuok Wai, Lum Chee Choong, Ng Lay Peng, Ong Chen Ho, Alfred Yeo, and Tan Han Guan
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010302 applied physics ,Engineering ,ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION ,Test evaluation ,business.industry ,ComputingMilieux_PERSONALCOMPUTING ,Process (computing) ,Electronic packaging ,02 engineering and technology ,Structural engineering ,01 natural sciences ,GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS ,Reciprocating motion ,020303 mechanical engineering & transports ,0203 mechanical engineering ,0103 physical sciences ,business ,Volume loss ,Punching - Abstract
Conventional method to define the useful tool life is by punching the actual molded units in trim and form (TNF) machine. Throughout the punch intervals, the punched leadframes were sent for inspection for any side burr observed at the leads. This process might take several days or weeks in order to reach the end of punch tool lifespan. It is quite a manual and time consuming task, if it involves several types of punch tool to be examined. Beside that, this method does not capture the wear rate of the punch tool. This paper demonstrates the friction wear test of punch tool to obtain the wear rate using Bruker Tribolab UMT tester, which is equipped with reciprocating drive. The punch tool is hold stationary at the carriage (z axis), and rub against the dummy molded unit, which oscillated by the reciprocating drive. The volume loss of the punch tool is plotted against the number of reciprocating cycles to determine the wear rate. The wear mode of the punch tool is investigated at end of the test. From the results of this study, it is shown that the punch tool's volume wear vs the reciprocating cycles fit well with the linear line. The wear rate of punch tool is calculated from the slope of the linear line.
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- 2016
19. Influence of package lead type onto final test contacting
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Tan Han Guan, Alfred Yeo, Yang Kai, and Praveen Kumar Ramamoorthy
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Single lead ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Plating ,Electrical engineering ,Electronic packaging ,Constant current ,Mechanical engineering ,Current (fluid) ,Lead (electronics) ,business - Abstract
As per the requirements of the market, current semiconductor trend is towards shrinking packages thereby reducing package dimensions. This in turn results in reduced lead pitch and width giving less space for contacting during final testing. Another trend recently observed for the package lead is the shift from matteSn plating towards preplated leadframes or otherwise called uPPF. When it comes to power testing requirements like kelvin testing that needs to have two contacts on single lead this shift is a challenge for contacting. This paper discusses in detail the observations of the difference in the material interaction between pin and the two different leadframes at constant current flowing through the pin.
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- 2016
20. Application of Parallel Algebraic Multigrid Algorithms in Geophysics
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Chen Rui and Tan Han-dong
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Partial differential equation ,Computer simulation ,Computer science ,Finite difference ,Graphics processing unit ,General Medicine ,Geophysics ,Finite element method ,Computational science ,Algebraic multigrid Methods ,Multigrid method ,Rate of convergence ,Conjugate gradient method ,Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Methods ,Engineering(all) ,GPU parallel computing - Abstract
With the further development of the electromagnetic exploration technologies, the forward and inversion modeling of geophysical in three-dimensional numerical simulation fields is confronted with huge challenges. During the process of solving the partial differential equations, the methods of finite difference, finite element and volume element methods are usually adopted. For the complex topographic condition and geological structure, the conditions of the matrix formed finally will be very poor, seriously affecting the iterative and convergence rate in equation solution. In this paper, the algebraic multigrid preconditioned methods and conjugate gradient solution process are adopted to conduct parallel processing in combination of graphics processing unit (GPU), and the efficiency of DCs threedimensional forward modeling will be effectively improved.
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- 2012
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21. Implementation of Step Motor Control under Embedded Linux Based on S3C2440
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Wang Shuai, Tan Han-qing, Zhang Heng, and Jiang Lin-ying
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ARM architecture ,embedded system ,Energy(all) ,ARM processor ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Embedded system ,Control (management) ,Program compilation ,Stepper motor ,Linux 2.6.30 ,business ,Stepping motor - Abstract
This document mainly outlines the procedures on implementation of control of S3C2440 based embedded Linux stepping motor. Such discussion is focused on hardware design method, driving program compilation and application program compilation. It also introduces the concept of stepping motor control and analyzes structure, compilation procedure and improvement of stepping motor driving program in embedded system. Application of S3C2440 and Linux 2.6.30 based driving program can realize various controls by ARM processor of stepping motor in embedded Linux system.
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- 2012
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22. 2DMT Contrast Research for Symmetrical Anisotropic and Isotropic Bodies
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Yang Miao-Xin, Tan Han-Dong, and Meng Xiao-Hong
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Magnetic anisotropy ,Transverse plane ,Magnetoresistance ,Condensed matter physics ,Computer science ,Isotropy ,Bilinear interpolation ,Anisotropy ,Finite element method ,Transverse mode - Abstract
In this paper, by comparing the basic equations and variational problem of two-dimensional magneto telluric (2DMT) method for symmetric anisotropic with isotropic bodies show the difference between the two cases in TE (Transverse Electric) and TM (Transverse Magnetic) modes. This paper adopts rectangular element subdivision and bilinear interpolation. The comparison results show that in TM mode the measuring point above the abnormal body can more effectively reflect the anisotropy effect than the one which is far away from the abnormal body. In addition, the results demonstrate that in TM mode the anisotropy effect cannot be ignored, and then in TE mode it is not sensitive to the anisotropy.
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- 2015
23. [Environmental significance of wet deposition composition in the central Qilian Mountains, China]
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Zong-jie, Li, Zong-xing, Li, Qing, Tian, Ling-ling, Song, Bing, Jia, Rui, Guo, Yao-xuan, Song, Suo-nan, Su, and Chun-tan, Han
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Aerosols ,Anions ,Ions ,Air Pollutants ,China ,Cations ,Climate ,Dust ,Seasons ,Wind ,Environmental Monitoring - Abstract
A total of 90 precipitation samples were collected from individual precipitation events at the Qilian Alpine EcologyHydrology Research Station (Hulugou Station, 30 degrees 47'N, 90 degrees 58'E; 3 260 m a. s. l) located in the central Qilian Mountains from August 2012 to November 2013. All samples were analyzed for major cations (Na, K+, Ca2+ and Mg2+), anions (Cl- , NO3- and SO4(2-)) and conductivity. Precipitation EC values ranged from 2.26 to 482 μS x cm(-1) with an average value of 41.9 μS x cm(-1). The precipitation was of SO4(2-) -Mg(2+) -Ca2+ type, which contributed70% to the total ionic concentration. The same as the precipitation alkalinity, precipitation events occurred around summer showed lower concentrations, while it had higher concentrations in winter and spring with little precipitation and larger wind speed. Enrichment factor (EF), correlation and factor analysis indicated that regional crustal aerosols and species from central Asian and northwestern China arid regions brought by the westerly circulation were the major sources for these ions, some dust from human pollution were the secondary sources, and the contribution of sea salt was the least due to the long distance transport. These characteristics could be also confirmed by the correlation between ionic concentrations and metrological data in the study region. It is also interesting that the precipitation chemistry was different under the different atmospheric circulation: the monsoon precipitation, the interaction precipitation events ( influenced both by monsoon and westerly) and the westerly precipitation.
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- 2015
24. The parallel 3D magnetotelluric forward modeling algorithm
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Lin Chang-hong, Tong Tuo, and Tan Han-dong
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Geophysics ,Flow (mathematics) ,Magnetotellurics ,Computer science ,Frequency domain ,Computation ,Theoretical models ,Parallel algorithm ,Process (computing) ,Forward algorithm ,Algorithm - Abstract
The workload of the 3D magnetotelluric forward modeling algorithm is so large that the traditional serial algorithm costs an extremely large compute time. However, the 3D forward modeling algorithm can process the data in the frequency domain, which is very suitable for parallel computation. With the advantage of MPI and based on an analysis of the flow of the 3D magnetotelluric serial forward algorithm, we suggest the idea of parallel computation and apply it. Three theoretical models are tested and the execution efficiency is compared in different situations. The results indicate that the parallel 3D forward modeling computation is correct and the efficiency is greatly improved. This method is suitable for large size geophysical computations.
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- 2006
25. Risk analysis and assessment for make-to-order manufacturing
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Tan Han-mo and Pei Ren-qing
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Risk analysis ,Engineering ,business.industry ,Process (engineering) ,Build to order ,General Mathematics ,Fuzzy set ,General Engineering ,Analytic hierarchy process ,Failure rate ,Risk analysis (engineering) ,Quantitative risk assessment software ,business ,Risk assessment - Abstract
Based on the characteristics of make-to-order manufacturing, risks in enterprises are analyzed, which are encountered when receiving orders. Dividing the whole process into three stages, this paper provides a qualitative explanation of the risky factors, failure rate, risk level and changes of each stage, and then provides a mathematic model of quantitative analysis by using fuzzy sets and an analytical hierarchy process. In the light of the relationship among the three stages, a formula for calculating risk levels of orders is worked out. Meanwhile, both economic and non-economic losses due to an order failure are considered in the assessment system. An actual case is analyzed using the described method. Suggestions for risk prevention or loss reduction are given.
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- 2006
26. [Measurement and estimation of grassland evapotranspiration in a mountainous region at the upper reach of Heihe River basin, China]
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Yong, Yang, Ren-sheng, Chen, Yao-xuan, Song, Jun-feng, Liu, Chun-tan, Han, and Zhang-wen, Liu
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China ,Soil ,Water Movements ,Water ,Plant Transpiration ,Seasons ,Poaceae ,Ecosystem ,Environmental Monitoring - Abstract
Evapotranspiration (ET) is an important component of water cycle, but its measurement in high altitude mountainous region is quite difficult, inducing the insufficient understanding on the actual ET in high altitude mountainous region and the effects of ET on this region' s water cycle. In this paper, two small type weighing mini-lysimeters were applied to measure the daily ET in a piece of grassland in a high altitude mountainous region of the Heihe River basin from July 1st, 2009 to June 30th, 2010. Based on the measured data, the methods of FAO-56 Penman-Monteith (F-P-M), Priestley-Taylor (P-T), and Hargreaves-Samani (H-S) were employed to estimate the ET to analyze the applicability of the three methods for the mountainous region, and the pan coefficient at the measurement spots was discussed. During the measurement period, the total annual ET at the measurement spots was 439.9 mm, accounting for 96.5% of the precipitation in the same period, and the ET showed an obvious seasonal distribution, being 389. 3 mm in May-October, accounting for 88. 5% of the annual value. All the three methods could be well applied to estimate the summer ET but not the winter ET, and their applicability followed the sequence of P-TF-P-MH-S. At the measurement spots, the daily pan coefficient in summer was 0.7-0. 8, while that in winter was quite variable.
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- 2013
27. GPGPU-based parallel computing three-dimensional forward modeling of magnetotelluric
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Tan Han-dong, Tong Tuo, and Lin Chang-hong
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Computational complexity theory ,Parallel processing (DSP implementation) ,Computer science ,Finite difference method ,Parallel computing ,General-purpose computing on graphics processing units ,System of linear equations ,Time complexity ,Finite element method ,Computational science ,Equation solving - Abstract
In the recent period, the actual electrical prospecting process, three-dimensional forward problem has been the key to the earth exploration research. Generally speaking, people use the finite element method and finite difference method for solving three-dimensional power forward to the results of the electric field, and they would get a large sparse linear equation. In the process of solving equations, the time complexity of serial computing is relatively high, and the computational efficiency is very low, unable to meet the application requirements. With the parallel computer architecture matures, the vector equation for parallel computing operations is suited in the process of the pre-condition factor and the reconciliation. In this paper, we use GPGPU parallel computing model, significantly improving the efficiency of the three-dimensional magnetotelluric forward.
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- 2012
28. Improved Design of Vehicle Management System Based on RFID
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Wang Shuai, Tan Han-qing, Zhang Heng, and Jiang Lin-ying
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Engineering ,Vehicle tracking system ,business.industry ,Card reader ,computer.software_genre ,Automation ,IVMS ,Server ,Systems management ,Embedded system ,Management system ,Informatization ,business ,computer - Abstract
This paper conducts an investigation in the domestic vehicle management standards and proposes an improved design of vehicle management system based on RFID technology. The system improves vehicle management systems in the domain of system security, data acquisition, statistical analysis, remote computer monitoring and hand-held card reader applications by integrating RFID technology with network communication technology, database technology and embedded technology, thus improving the level of informatization, automation and intelligence of vehicle management systems.
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- 2010
29. IT Effects on Higher Education for the Deaf: A Research on Graduate Employability
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Tan Han, Lu Cailing, Zhou Bin, and Tong Xin
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Further education ,Medical education ,Higher education ,business.industry ,Social change ,Information technology ,Employability ,otorhinolaryngologic diseases ,Mathematics education ,Mainstream ,Computer aided instruction ,business ,Psychology ,Deaf education - Abstract
The application of Information technology (IT) has become the mainstream of social development, which also brings new chances for higher education for the deaf. The effects on graduate employability brought by IT have become a realistic subject of higher education for the deaf. This paper designs a questionnaire to survey the current graduate employability of deaf, and finds IT has made positive and negative effects on many aspects of deaf students’ employability. Some strategies are provided to strengthen the positive effects and weaken the negative effects.
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- 2010
30. VII California: Development and Deployment— Lessons Learned
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Misesner, Jim, Dickey, Susan, VanderWerf, Joel, Shrafasaleh, Ashkan, Li, Kang, Tan, Han-Shue, Li, Meng, Zou, Zhi-jun, Bu, Fanping, Huang, Ching-Ling, Xu, Guan, Shladover, Steven, Kuhn, Tom, Barth, Matt, Todd, Michael, and Zhang, Wei-Bin
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Roadside Equipment ,Curve Overspeed ,Traffic Probe Data ,RSSI ,HA-NDGPS ,DSRC ,Onboard Equipment ,Vehicle Infrastructure Integration - Abstract
This PATH Research Report covers the (Vehicle-Infrastructure Integration) VII California Development and Deployment (Task Order 5217) efforts from October 2005 – December 2007. Because TO 5217 is followed by the continuation TO 6127, it is a compendium of very applications-oriented research to date as well as a final report to TO 5217.It is organized to impart the very specific and generally very pragmatic implementation details first, beginning with an introduction (Section 1), description of VII hardware, general network and installation (Section 2), then progressing to a more detailed description of the network and operating software (Section 3) and finally to applications in development and prospective applications (Section 4). Because it is not yet a final report but rather a ‘research in progress’ report, it does not comprehensively address every task in the VII California family of task orders; specifically, several of the applications described in Section 4 are represented as works in progress (as they are at this writing), and the on-ramp metering study is not yet reported. Again, the purpose, of this report is to provide the reader with an understanding of how VII California was implemented.
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- 2009
31. Efficient, Reproducible Agrobacterium-Mediated Transformation Of Sorghum Using Heat Treatment Of Immature Embryos
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Gurel, Songul, Gurel, Ekrem, Kaur, Rajvinder, Wong, Joshua, Meng, Ling, Tan, Han-Qi, and Lemaux, Peggy G.
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fungi - Abstract
A number of parameters related to Agrobacterium-mediated infection were tested to optimize transformation frequencies of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.). A plasmid with a selectable marker, phosphomannose isomerase, and an sgfp reporter gene was used. First, storing immature spikes at 4A degrees C before use decreased frequency of GFP-expressing calli, for example, in sorghum variety P898012 from 22.5% at 0 day to 6.4% at 5 days. Next, heating immature embryos (IEs) at various temperatures for 3 min prior to Agrobacterium infection increased frequencies of GFP-expressing calli, of mannose-selected calli and of transformed calli. The optimal 43A degrees C heat treatment increased transformation frequencies from 2.6% with no heat to 7.6%. Using different heating times at 43A degrees C prior to infection showed 3 min was optimal. Centrifuging IEs with no heat or heating at various temperatures decreased frequencies of all tissue responses; however, both heat and centrifugation increased de-differentiation of tissue. If IEs were cooled at 25A degrees C versus on ice after heating and prior to infection, numbers with GFP-expressing cells increased from 34.2 to 49.1%. The most optimal treatment, 43A degrees C for 3 min, cooling at 25A degrees C and no centrifugation, yielded 49.1% GFP-expressing calli and 8.3% stable transformation frequency. Transformation frequencies greater than 7% were routinely observed using similar treatments over 5 months of testing. This reproducible frequency, calculated as numbers of independent IEs producing regenerable transgenic tissues, confirmed by PCR, western and DNA hybridization analysis, divided by total numbers of IEs infected, is several-fold higher than published frequencies.
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- 2009
32. Demonstration of Automated Heavy-Duty Vehicles
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Shladover, Steve E., Lu, Xiao-Yun, Song, Bongsob, Dickey, Susan, Nowakowski, Christopher, Howell, Adam, Bu, Fanping, Marco, David, Tan, Han-Shue, and Nelson, David
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- 2006
33. [Grounding technique for the safety and noise rejection of medical imaging equipments]
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Feng-tan, Han, Zhaong, Hua, Le-min, He, Xian-ying, Qi, and Feng, Tang
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Equipment Safety ,Magnetic Resonance Imaging - Abstract
Grounding technique is very important to ensure the human safety, imaging devices' safety and the devices' reliable running. This paper expatriates the principles of the grounding safety, interference rejection earth, and the grounding modes and the mode selection for each imaging devices and equipments, and related grounding requirements.
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- 2006
34. Ankle prosthesis design
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Tan, Han Song., Kim, Wangdo, and School of Mechanical and Production Engineering
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Engineering::Bioengineering [DRNTU] - Abstract
Design and develop hypothetical ankle-subtalar prosthesis to improve the capability of inversion-eversion motion to cater to the problems of talar tilting while subtalar is fused. Master of Science (Biomedical Engineering)
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- 2004
35. Develop Precision Docking Function for Bus Operation
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Tan, Han-Shue
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ComputingMethodologies_SIMULATIONANDMODELING ,InformationSystems_MISCELLANEOUS - Abstract
This project is a one-and-half year research and experimental effort to investigate the implementation of the precision docking system on a bus and to demonstrate that the system can provide superior docking accuracy. Since a bus cannot be secured for docking experiments during the period of the project, the Buick LeSabre test vehicle was used to further the docking system development. The work included (1) complete control analysis and integrate docking algorithm with lane-keeping algorithm; (2) software development that integrated the modularized new signal processing algorithm with the docking control algorithm structure; (3) steering actuator performance/component requirements for the automated docking function; (4) feasibility investigation of using driver guidance display for docking maneuver via a driver-in-the-loop display simulator; (5) formulation of the automated-manual transitioning problem and the design of a transition controller; (6) demonstration of precision docking. The research completed under this project contributed to three sets of deliverables: (1) a final report which presents the analysis and experimental results of the development of the integrated lateral control system based on the magnetic marker for both precision docking and lane-assist functions, (2) requirements for steering actuator design, and (3) demonstrations of precision docking and lane-assist control using Buick LeSabre test vehicle.
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- 2003
36. Vehicle Lateral Warning, Guidance and Control Based on Magnetic Markers: PATH Report of AHSRA Smart Cruise 21 Proving Tests
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Tan, Han-Shue and Bougler, Bndicte
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Advanced vehicle control systems ,Automobiles--Steering-gear--Automation, Automobiles--Automatic control, Express highways--Automation, automatic steering control, Advanced vehicle control systems ,Automobiles--Steering-gear--Automation ,automatic steering control ,Automobiles--Automatic control ,Express highways--Automation - Abstract
This report details the PATH proving test results during the period of October 6 to December 1, 2000 on the test track of the Public Works Research Institute (PWRI) of the Ministry of Construction in Tsukuba City, Japan. This work is related to the "Attachment 5: System Evaluation by Proving Test, Section 2.2 Evaluation by Proving Test" to the "Implementation Plan for Advanced Cruise-Assist Highway System Technical Research Development for FY2000" with respect to the "Entrusted Study" entrusted in FY2000 by the "Public Works Research Institute of the Ministry of Construction" to the "Advanced Cruise-Assist Highway System Research Association (AHSRA)." Due to the late signing of the contract between The University of California and AHSRA, the scope of the report was modified according to "Response to the Minimum Specification of PATH Proving Test Specification for Lane Departure from AHSRA" on November 6, 2000.
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- 2001
37. A novel generalized flip-flop for memory association and maximization in artificial neural network
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Tan Han Ngee Tan Han Ngee and Ooi Tian Hock Ooi Tian Hock
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Artificial neural network ,Basis (linear algebra) ,Generalization ,Computer science ,Hardware_PERFORMANCEANDRELIABILITY ,Maximization ,law.invention ,Set (abstract data type) ,Simple (abstract algebra) ,law ,Hardware_INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS ,Content-addressable storage ,Algorithm ,Flip-flop ,Hardware_LOGICDESIGN - Abstract
A circuit structure which performs perfect memory association for the case where the stored memory patterns are any set of orthogonal vectors in an n -dimensional space is proposed. This circuit is based on a new interpretation of the classical flip-flop which is the basis of the majority of current circuit implementations of artificial neural networks. The result shows that for the simplified memory association problem considered, which so far has not been satisfactorily solved, a natural generalization of the flip-flop to higher dimensions provides a simple and elegant solution
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- 1990
38. Nonlinear Longitudinal Controller Development and Real-time Implementation
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Lu, Xiao-Yun, Tan, Han-Shue, Empey, Dan, Shladover, Steven E., and Hedrick, J. Karl
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Advanced vehicle control systems ,Automobiles--Automatic control, Motor vehicles--Automatic control, longitudinal guidance, Advanced vehicle control systems ,Motor vehicles--Automatic control ,Automobiles--Automatic control ,longitudinal guidance - Abstract
Keywords longitudinal control, car platooning, back-stepping control, multi-surface dynamic sliding mode control, integral filters, realtime control code This report presents the development of nonlinear longitudinal controllers and their realtime implementation for Automated Highway Systems (AHS) at PATH, U. C. Berkeley supported by the project MOU 331. The demo'97 realtime code was first reconstructed for further development. Based on the new framework, the implementation and comparison of nonlinear controllers in the longitudinal control for cars platooning and other maneuvers have been carried out. Specifically, a dynamic sliding mode controller and a dynamic back-stepping multiple surface controller have been implemented, which are then compared to the previously implemented adaptive sliding mode controller. In the dynamic back-stepping control, a new type of integral filters have been developed, which were used for filtering measured signals and to estimate the derivative of these signals in realtime. These controllers have been implemented in realtime code and tested at low and high speed. Realtime run shows that each controller has its own characteristics. In general, the optimal dynamic back-stepping sliding surface controller has better performance by using the same set of measured data compared to previously implemented adaptive sliding mode controller. Emphasis has been put on the dynamic back-stepping multiple surface controller development.
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- 2000
39. Modeling, Design and Implementation of Longitudinal Control Algorithm for Automated Vehicle Merging
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Lu, Xiao-Yun, Tan, Han-Shue, Shladover, Steven E., and Hedrick, J. Karl
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Advanced vehicle control systems ,merging control ,Motor vehicles--Automatic control--Mathematical models ,Automobiles--Automatic control--Mathematical models, Motor vehicles--Automatic control--Mathematical models, merging control, Advanced vehicle control systems ,Automobiles--Automatic control--Mathematical models - Abstract
This report presents the work on the development of the regulation layer for automated merging. It includes system modeling, control system synthesis, theoretical analysis and real-rime implementation and field test. The essential part is a rather general adaptive merging algorithm. Key words: automated highway systems, advanced vehicle merging maneuvers, automated vehicle merging maneuvers, longitudinal control, speed control, distance control, vehicle platooning, virtual platooning, adaptive realtime merging algorithm, back-stepping control, magnet distance measurement
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- 2000
40. Preliminary Findings for a Lane-Keeping and Collision-Warning Driver Interface for Snowplow Operations
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Steinfeld, Aaron and Tan, Han-Shue
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Snow plows--Safety appliances, Snow plows--Collision avoidance, Lane lines (Roads), Roads--Snow and ice control--Safety measures, Collision avoidance systems ,Lane lines (Roads) ,Collision avoidance systems ,Snow plows--Safety appliances ,Roads--Snow and ice control--Safety measures ,Snow plows--Collision avoidance - Abstract
This paper describes the development process and some preliminary findings for the human-machine interface (HMI) component of a system to aid snowplow operators. The HMI was developed though a series of driver task explorations and prototype tests. The HMI design has resulted in positive driver feedback and quick learning periods. Keywords Driver assist system Snowplow Lane keeping interface Collision warning interface Human factors - snowplow
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- 1999
41. Differential effect of the retropleural and retroperitoneal environments on healing of the inner wall of porous fabric prostheses in the thoracic and abdominal aorta of the same dog
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Moses Hong-De Wu, Naoki Hayashida, Lester R. Sauvage, Arlene R. Wechezak, Qun Shi, and Mao-Tan Han
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medicine.medical_specialty ,Pannus ,Aorta, Thoracic ,Dogs ,medicine.artery ,medicine ,Thoracic aorta ,Animals ,Aorta, Abdominal ,Retroperitoneal Space ,Aortic graft ,Wound Healing ,business.industry ,Abdominal aorta ,Capsule ,General Medicine ,Anatomy ,medicine.disease ,Surgery ,Blood Vessel Prosthesis ,surgical procedures, operative ,Endothelium, Vascular ,Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine ,business ,Abdominal surgery - Abstract
Healing of the inner wall of the same preclotted knitted Dacron arterial prostheses was compared in the descending thoracic aorta (DTA) and the abdominal aorta (AA) of the same dog. Each of 16 dogs received this dual implantation with study periods of 4 weeks for five dogs, 8 weeks for five dogs, and 16 weeks for six dogs. Healing was studied with light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, and immunocytochemistry identification. The outer capsule was firmly adherent to the Dacron framework of all grafts implanted in the DTA; advanced healing of the inner wall of all thoracic grafts was present by 4 weeks, nearly complete healing by 8 weeks, and complete healing by 16 weeks. In contrast, the outer capsule was either not attached or only loosely adherent to the Dacron framework in eight AA grafts (50%), and in these implants no healing of the inner wall occurred beyond the limited perianastomotic pannus zone. In the other eight implants in which the outer capsule was firmly adherent to the Dacron framework, healing was roughly comparable to that in the grafts implanted in the DTA. This study demonstrated that (1) DTA grafts heal faster and more completely than AA grafts, (2) healing and endothelialization are related to the tightness of the outer capsule, (3) there is a high incidence of loose tissue attachment in the AA, and (4) healing of aortic grafts is site specific.
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- 1995
42. Development of a speech analyser/synthesizer for special applications in linguistics
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Sivaprakasapillai, Pratab, Koh, Soo Ngee, Er, Meng Hwa, Tan, Han Ngee, Nihalani, P., and School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Electronic systems::Signal processing [DRNTU] - Abstract
This project on the development of a speech analyzer/synthesiser for special applications in linguistics was proposed for the purpose of developing computer software for the alteration of the prosodic characteristics of speech signals in the English Language. RP 12/86
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- 1995
43. Data and speech encryption and decryption system
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Tan, Han Ngee. and School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Engineering::Computer science and engineering::Data::Data encryption [DRNTU] - Abstract
28 p. With the recent widespread use of data communication network for various personal and business activities which inevitably involve information which is private and sensitive, and the easy access to the network, it is becoming increasingly important to have some means to safeguard the security and privacy of the information that exists in the network. RP 11/86
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- 1990
44. Conformations of saturated phosphorus heterocycles. Possible p.pi.-d.pi. overlap effects on the apparent conformational energies of the dimethylamino group and the influence of phosphorus lone-pair orientation of 3JHeqP
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Wesley G. Bentrude and Han Wan Tan Han Wan Tan
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Colloid and Surface Chemistry ,Stereochemistry ,Chemistry ,Group (periodic table) ,Phosphorus ,Pi ,chemistry.chemical_element ,General Chemistry ,Orientation (graph theory) ,Biochemistry ,Lone pair ,Catalysis - Published
- 1972
45. An on-line Chinese character recognition system
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Tan, Han Ngee., Choo, Yun Kong., and School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Electronic systems::Signal processing [DRNTU] ,Engineering::Computer science and engineering::Computing methodologies::Document and text processing [DRNTU] - Abstract
The objective of this project is to design and build a Chinese Character input system which is easier to use than those using keyboard. A digitizer to capture free hand writing in real time is proposed. Pen movement loci relating to different strokes that make up a Chinese character are captured by a digitizer and stored in a micro-computer memory for processing. RP 7/85
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- 1988
46. ChemInform Abstract: KONFORMATIONEN GESAETTIGTER PHOSPHOR-HETEROCYCLEN, MOEGLICHER EINFLUSS EINER P(PI)-D(PI)-UEBERLAPPUNG AUF DIE SCHEINBARE KONFORMATIONSENERGIE DER DIMETHYLAMINOGRUPPE UND EINFLUSS DER ORIENTIERUNG DES EINSAMEN ELEKTRONENPAARS AM PHOSPH
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Wesley G. Bentrude and Han Wan Tan Han Wan Tan
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Chemistry ,Stereochemistry ,General Medicine - Published
- 1973
47. Hand powered generator for low power applications
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Kho, Anderson Ngap Chai., Tan, Han Ngee, and School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Power electronics [DRNTU] - Abstract
This dissertation is a study on the various technical aspects of using human hand power to operate some of the ordinarily used applications. A prototype unit of a hand powered generator for low power applications is designed and built. Its potential as an alternative energy source is studied and examined, and presented in detail. Master of Science (Consumer Electronics)
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- 2003
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