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The performance of Beidou satellite-based augmentation system (BDSBAS) single frequency augmentation service was evaluated and analyzed according to the shortcomings of the research on the corresponding operational performance support of the BDSBAS with the actual data. The calculation process of BDSBAS accuracy enhancement and integrity enhancement was comprehensively sorted out based on the relevant international standards. The process of accuracy enhancement and integrity enhancement was achieved through the publicly broadcast BDSBAS-BIC messages, and the enhancement results were used to evaluate the service performance of BDSBAS in China in the second quarter of 2022 in terms of precision, integrity and availability. The results show that during the test period, the BDSBAS single frequency augmentation service can support the accuracy and availability required for approach procedure with vertical guidance (APV)-I operation, and the horizontal and vertical accuracies respectively range from 1.5 to 5.5 m and from 2.5 to 10.3 m with the availability of APV-I operation of 99.871% (better than 99.000%). Although the transient integrity does not support APV-I, the positioning error is completely enveloped by the protection level without misleading information and dangerous misleading information events. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Both human physiological activity and random noise have an impact on the accuracy of cerebral blood oxygen measurement data. It is necessary to solve some noise interference encountered during signal acquisition to improve the measurement accuracy of cerebral blood oxygen detection. This study proposes a denoising method of cerebral oximetry signals by combining ICEEMDAN (Improved Complete Empirical Mode Decomposition with Adaptive Noise) and SampEn (Sample Entropy). Specifically, the modal decomposition of the cerebral blood oxygen signal is performed using ICEEMDAN to obtain the IMF components with different time complexity. The time complexity of each IMF (Intrinsic Mode Function) component is judged by the sample entropy value, and the appropriate component is selected to reconstruct the signal according to the sample entropy value of each IMF component, thus realizing the noise removal of the original signal. Experimental results show that the proposed method can effectively remove the original cerebral blood oxygen signal and realize the accuracy improvement of the collected data, thus improving the accuracy of cerebral blood oxygen detection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The No.1 and No.2 liquid bulk cargo berths in Jida Port Area of Maoming Port are independent pier type cylinder caisson gravity docks. This paper focuses on the precision control of the prefabricated cover plate on the upper part of the circular caisson and the splitting installation of the berthing components. In the absence of effective cover in the open sea, BIM technology was used to simulate component collision detection, precise alignment of the steel bars of the separate components, and temporary installation stability analysis, in order to optimize the structural type of the separate components and select the optimal lifting plan, refine the positioning and reinforcement construction process, improve the accuracy and efficiency of prefabricated cover plates and berthing components installation through visualization, informatization, and standardization, reduce project costs and maritime lifting safety risks, and provide experience and reference for the installation of large prefabricated components similar to LPG terminals in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Accuracy is an important indicator of the three-dimensional (3D) model of UAV oblique photography.Conventional modeling need to deploy Ground Control Points (GCPs), which is inefficient and costly.Control-free modeling does not require GCPs, which is efficient but not accurate.Here, we propose a 3D modeling approach for oblique photography with post-processed image control.The study was carried out in the east area of Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology.The results show that both the 3D models established by conventional modeling and post-processed image control modeling are accurate, with plane errors and elevation errors less than 0.05 m, meeting the modeling requirements of high efficiency, high precision and low cost.However, the post-processed image control modeling avoids the making and maintaining of the image control points, instead, it deploys the existing high-precision 3D model to select image control points and extract the coordinates.The proposed approach can be applied to regular updating of high-precision 3D real scene models for cities, towns, roads, etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to improve feeding stability of industrial pulverized coal boiler, a kind of disc feeder was developed. The disc feeder is mainly composed of three parts, i.e. pulverized coal fluidization system, feeding disc system and pressure balance system. Pulverized coal around the feeding disc was in a stabilized fluidiza-tion state and low pulsation feeding can be realized. Performance test system was developed and performances of the disc feeder under 6 typical working conditions were tested. At last, the disc feeder was used in industrial pulverized coal boiler system and application effect of the disc feeder was verified. According to the experimental data obtained from the performance test system, the maximum feeding amount of the disc feeder was 2.8 t/h. Fluctution of feeding amount was less than ±2%. According to the actual application result, practical feeding amount of the disc feeder was 2.56 t/h. Also, average change of furnace negative pressure and oxygen content were decreased over 50%. The results show that, the disc feeder meets the design requirements and stability of the disc feeder was verified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A simplified bilateral trigonometric leveling was used to survey the differences of elevations of the top of the piers for the non-navigable span of Hongkong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge under Contract CB03, which could quickly obtain precise and accurate measurements. Equal-height centering rods and prisms of the same specifications and models, instead of surveying rods, were placed on the benchmarks at the top of different piers and two total stations were employed to survey respectively the elevation differences of the same shore and the elevation differences between the calculated benchmarks of the opposite shore vertical angle and the opposite shore horizontal distances to increase the checking conditions for the loop closure errors in the segments of survey, but the total station was not positioned alternately on the survey station and the benchmarks. The paper introduces the simplified bilateral trigonometric leveling method, the conditions in the surveyed area, and the scheme for bilateral trigonometric leveling. The number of surveying indicators and statistic data distributed in the intervals between the observed values of elevation difference in the 96 surveying segments and 24 loop closures was established according to the observed values of elevation difference and loop closures formed during the construction of Hongkong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and precision calculations and analyses were made with the results showing that the presented method can meet the requirement of second order leveling accuracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aero-engine casings are important connecting and bearing components in aero-engine. Because of their complex structures, weak rigidity and difficult-to-machining materials, there are many manufacturing problems remaining for casing part such as serious machining deformation and poor accuracy of wall thickness, which has become a bottleneck restricting the development and production of new aero-engines. Aiming at this requirement, we propose a new method named counter-rotating electrochemical machining (CRECM). During CRECM, a revolving cathode tool is used, and the anode workpiece and cathode tool rotate oppositely at the same rotational speed. As the material is dissolved accurately layer by layer in CRECM, the large thin-walled casing part can be machined precisely without deformation. The fundamental scientific problems involved in CRECM such as the anode shaping rule, the pulse dynamic dissolution mechanism of difficult-to-cut materials and the distribution characteristics of electrolyte flow field are revealed. The key technologies such as cathode tool design, pitting inhibition of titanium alloy and optimization design of electrolyte flow field are broken through. Moreover, a large-scale CRECM machine with independent intellectual property rights has been developed, and large thin-wall casing parts are fabricated efficiently and precisely. The research provides important technical support for the development and production of new aero-engines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Remarkable improvements in the accuracy and precision of three-dimensional (3D) digital technology have been observed in the field of dentistry, and its application to prosthodontics is expected to increase in the future. The purpose of this study was to compare the scanning accuracy of the intraoral scanner and the desktop scanner, and evaluate the accuracy of Craniomandibular 3D models, which integrated data obtained from maxillofacial computed tomography (CT) images and images of the dentition. A dental skull model with 17 reference points was prepared. Using a 3D coordinate measuring machine, the distance between two points was calculated and defined as the standard value. Maxillofacial CT image data from a CT scan (CT3D), dentition image data from an intraoral scanner (IOS), and dentition image data from a desktop scanner (DS) were integrated using the Mandibular Motion Tracking System to obtain the Craniomandibular 3D model data (Integrated IOS, Integrated DS). The distances between points were calculated from the data obtained and compared with the standard values. The distances between the reference points in CT3D showed an increasing tendency when compared to the reference values. The mean error values between the measured values (CT3D, IOS, and DS) and the standard values were 1.338, 0.812, and 0.827 mm, respectively. The correlation coefficient of errors in the Craniomandibular 3D models presented a strong correlation between CT3D and Integrated IOS and a moderate correlation between CT3D and Integrated DS. Thus, these findings indicated that the scanning accuracy of dental arch superposition in the Craniomandibular 3D models was high in the Integrated IOS and the Integrated DS, and could be considered for use in the clinical setting. Furthermore, Integrated IOS was associated with lower interventions and costs when compared to Integrated DS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Multi cooperative satellites can provide multi spectral, multi temporal, multi factor, multi scale and multi-level remote sensing data, which is rich in valuable information for numerical weather prediction (NWP). In order to support earth system seamless fine gridded forecasting service in the future, the application status of satellite observation big data was discussed for numerical weather prediction from the aspects of detection variables, time density, spatial coverage, horizontal and vertical resolution, as well as accuracy and timeliness. At the same time, in order to make satellite big data be highly tolerant with NWP, the challenges and prospects were summarized, such as multi-satellite integrated and consistent processing, all-weather, coupled data assimilation methods, deep integration with artificial intelligence, and interaction between satellite observation and prediction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the process of cultivated land quality data investigation and collection, there will be missing data due to human, environmental, and other factors. However, the current missing data-filling methods have insufficient applicability. In order to improve the cultivated land quality database and evaluation accuracy, it is important to explore missing data-filling methods in cultivated land quality evaluation. In this study, the cultivated land quality database of Conghua District Guangzhou City was used as the sample set. According to the spatial correlation and spatial distribution, the dataset was divided into spatial and non-spatial correlation datasets. Various filling methods were used to simulate the missing data filling, and a cross method was used to verify the accuracy. The results indicated the proportion of total outliers was less than 1.2%, and 25 factors such as elevation, temperature, and available zinc showed spatial correlation. The four-image nearest neighbor algorithm presented the highest filling accuracy for spatial association data, and the accuracy was as high as 80% when the missing rate was less than 20%. The accuracy decreased with the increase in the missing rate. The four-image nearest neighbor algorithm was followed by K-nearest neighbor algorithm（KNN）, expectation maximization algorithm, multiple interpolation algorithm, and regression model algorithm. The four-image nearest neighbor algorithm showed better accuracy than K-nearest neighbor algorithm when the data was dense. For the non-spatial correlation dataset, the highest filling accuracy was the similar aggregation filling algorithm, which could maintain more than 80% accuracy within 25% of the missing rate, followed by expectation maximization algorithm, multiple interpolation algorithm, and regression model algorithm. To sum up, the four-image nearest neighbor algorithm and the similar aggregation filling algorithm proposed in this study show higher accuracy, more stable effect, and wider practicability than other algorithms for filling missing data in cultivated land quality evaluation [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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