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Roadway and intersection vehicle detection zone engineering
Design vehicle detection zones from the traffic action, then specify coordinates, lanes, dwell, latency, occlusion, event semantics, fail states, and commissioning.
Radar presence-of-life detector acceptance testing
Accept radar life detectors with representative barriers, target states, no-target trials, movement artifacts, truth data, repeat scans, and rescue handoffs.
Satellite InSAR and ground-based radar for deformation monitoring
Compare InSAR and ground-based radar by coverage, revisit, latency, line-of-sight, coherence, reference, deployment needs, warning use, and handoff.
Terrestrial laser scanning and monitoring radar comparison
Compare laser scanning and monitoring radar by observed quantity, coverage, revisit, reference, weather, uncertainty, alarm use, and combined workflow.
Slope stability monitoring instrument selection
Compare slope monitoring radar, GNSS, prisms, laser scanning, inclinometers, and piezometers by measurement, coverage, timing, and response use.
ROV camera and lighting configuration for turbid water
Improve low-visibility ROV inspection by testing camera and light geometry, controlling standoff and motion, preserving scale, and handing off to sonar.
Counter-UAS radar field acceptance testing
Build a counter-drone radar acceptance test for targets, routes, clutter, truth data, track continuity, camera cueing, faults, and retained evidence.
Counter-UAS radar siting and coverage design
Place counter-drone radar by mapping protected volume, terrain, low-altitude occlusion, clutter, structures, spectrum, camera cueing, and field verification.
Counter-UAS nuisance and false-alert test design
Design counter-UAS false-alarm tests with event definitions, synchronized truth, exposure hours, clutter labels, operator review, tuning controls, and soak periods.
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