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Full-Text Articles in Computational Engineering
Modeling And Simulation Of Photonic Crystal Fibers Using Finite Difference Frequency Domain Method, Md. Khalid Ikram
Modeling And Simulation Of Photonic Crystal Fibers Using Finite Difference Frequency Domain Method, Md. Khalid Ikram
Electrical & Computer Engineering Theses & Dissertations
Photonic crystal fibers (PCFs) allow guiding light in low-index core. These fibers exhibit properties such as single-mode operation in broad wavelength region. The mode shape and group velocity dispersion can be controlled by designing the microstructures of the cladding. In order to study these properties, a fast, efficient, and highly accurate numerical modeling method is required.
A full-vectorial finite-difference frequency-domain (FDFD) method is implemented. The modal properties of conventional step index fiber and index-guiding PCF are analyzed using this modeling technique. Compared to plane wave expansion and biorthogonal basis methods, FDFD is found to be simple, reliable, and efficient. PCFs …
Bottleneck Analysis Of Cports, Sreekalyana Chakravarthy Kajuluri
Bottleneck Analysis Of Cports, Sreekalyana Chakravarthy Kajuluri
Electrical & Computer Engineering Theses & Dissertations
CPortS is a transportation logistics simulation that models the flow of military cargo through a seaport and the interaction of the cargo with the port resources and infrastructure. It provides information about the seaport's capabilities, how the cargo has been handled, how many days the cargo took to clear a particular port area, and the overall throughput of the seaport. The model is highly data intensive since it models the huge traffic in a real seaport.
Bottlenecks reduce system performance. Systems that are traffic intensive or simulations of systems, which are data intensive, encounter bottlenecks, which reduce their performance. In …
Distal Placement Of An End-To-Side Bypass Graft Anastomosis A 3-D Computational Study, John Robert Di Cicco
Distal Placement Of An End-To-Side Bypass Graft Anastomosis A 3-D Computational Study, John Robert Di Cicco
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Theses & Dissertations
A three-dimensional computational fluid dynamics study of blood flow through stenotic arteries has been conducted. Flow phenomena, such as separation regions and turbulence, can be found distal to an arterial stenosis. Frequently, a bypass graft using an end-to-side technique is attached to a stenotic artery to restore adequate blood flow. However, a significant percentage of these grafts fail after thirty postoperative days due to intimal hyperplasia development around the distal anastomosis. Moreover, aberrant wall shear rates have been implicated as a factor in the development of intimal hyperplasia. Thus, the present study examines whether placement of the distal end of …
Interactive Land Use Vrml Application Using Servlet Assist, Suresh Chitithoti
Interactive Land Use Vrml Application Using Servlet Assist, Suresh Chitithoti
Electrical & Computer Engineering Theses & Dissertations
The integration of VRML and Servlet technologies has the potential to revolutionize web-based simulation visualization. The Interactive Land Use VRML Application (ILUVA) uses Java Servlets enabling one to perform urban planning by taking a virtual land area and add buildings, roadways, landscaping, and other features. The Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) is a web-based technology for specifying and delivering interactive three-dimensional visualizations over a browser. The Java Servlet technology offers several powerful capabilities such as user authentication, session management, database connectivity for maintaining several possibly simultaneous user sessions, and dynamically generated VRML. Save and restore capabilities for any applications are …
Functional Model Of The Army's Initial Capabilities Training Plan (Ictp) Generation Process (Transitioning To A Knowledge-Base Enterprise), Bryon Keith Hartzog
Functional Model Of The Army's Initial Capabilities Training Plan (Ictp) Generation Process (Transitioning To A Knowledge-Base Enterprise), Bryon Keith Hartzog
Computational Modeling & Simulation Engineering Theses & Dissertations
Background: The Army's transformation of its requirements and acquisition process to the Joint Capabilities Integration Development System (JCIDS), supporting the paradigm shift from a threat-based to capabilities-based methodology, signifies that the training/ training support business processes must also change. The new Capabilities Integration Development System - Army (CIDS-A) will prevent the development of service-only oriented materiel solutions that do not interoperate. Additionally, the CIDS-A will force early analysis across the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Leader, Material, Personnel, and Facilities (DOTLMPF) focus areas. This early DOTLMPF analysis ensures materiel solutions incorporate dynamic and flexible training/ training support. To efficiently manage the training …
Speaker Normalization For Improved Automatic Speech Recognition For Digital Libraries, Wei Wang
Speaker Normalization For Improved Automatic Speech Recognition For Digital Libraries, Wei Wang
Electrical & Computer Engineering Theses & Dissertations
The context of this thesis work is the improvement of automatic speech recognition (ASR) for use with digital libraries. First, commonly used multimedia file formats and codecs are surveyed with the objective of identifying those formats that preserve speech quality while keeping file sizes compact. The main contribution of the work is a new technique for speaker adaptation based on frequency scale modifications. The frequency scale is modified using a minimum mean square error matching of a spectral template for each speaker to a "typical speaker" spectral template. Each spectral template is computed from the average amplitude-normalized spectra of several …