Feature Extraction of Acoustic/Seismic Signal of Target

A microphone and a seismic sensor always become a basic unit of UGS(unattended ground sensors) system. The mechanism of acoustic and seismic property of target and its propagation are described. The acoustic and seismic signals of targets are analyzed with time frequency distribution according to its non stationary property. Narrow band energy function (NEF) and local power spectral density (LPSD) are proposed to extract features for target identification. Experiment results show that local power spectral density indicates corresponding target clearly.

APPROXIMATE POWER OF HETEROSCEDASTICITY TEST IN NONLINEAR MODELS WITH ARIMA（0,1,0） ERRORS

This paper presents an approach for estimating power of the score test, based on an asymptotic approximation to the power of the score test under contiguous alternatives. The method is applied to the problem of power calculations for the score test of heteroscedasticity in European rabbit data （Ratkowsky, 1983）. Simulation studies are presented which indicate that the asymptotic approximation to the finite-sample situation is good over a wide range of parameter configurations.

Single Ended Fault Location Estimation for EHV Transmission Systems

A novel numerical algorithm for fault location estimation of single-phase-to-earth fault on EHV transmission lines is presented in this paper. The method is based on one-terminal voltage and current data and is used in a procedure that provides the automatic determination of faulted types and phases, rather than requires engineer to specify them. The loop and nodal equations comparing the faulted phase to non-fauhed phases of multi-parallel lines are introduced in the fauh location estimation models, in which source impedance of remote end is not involved. Precise algorithms of locating fault are derived. The effect of load flow and fauh resistance, on the location accuracy, are effectively eliminated. The algorithms are demonstrated by digital computer simulations.

Sequential design and global optimization of local power system stabilizer and wide-area HVDC stabilizing controller

A sequential design and global optimization method is proposed to coordinately design local and widearea controllers to enhance the overall stability of largescale power system.The sequential design is used to assign the distributed local power system stabilizer (LPSS) and high-voltage direct current (HVDC) wide-area stabilizing controller (HVDC-WASC) to the concerned damping modes.The global optimization is used to simultaneously optimize all the overall control gains of LPSSs and HVDCWASC.Moreover,the optimization model,which has an adaptive ability of searching and updating dominant oscillation modes,is established.Both the linear analysis and nonlinear simulation results verify the effectiveness of the proposed design method in enhancing the stability of large-scale power systems.

Establishment of N_mF_2 empirical model in the northern hemisphere based on COSMIC occultation data

Ionospheric peak value of F2 layer （NmF2） is an important parameter in the ionosphere, which has important applications in short-wave communication, ionospheric modeling and so on. In this paper, the empirical orthogonal function （EOF） decompo- sition method is used to analyze the NmFz obtained from the occultation data. Daily spatial distribution of NmF2 at the same time is relatively even. Variance of first modal is much larger than the other modals. A local wavelet power spectrum （LWPS） method is applied to analysis the cycle of Flo.7 index and time coefficient of first modal. The result shows that they have simi- lar cycle distribution, indicating that Flo.7 index is the main factor affecting variation of NmF〉 A function is established be- tween the tine coefficient of first modal and F10.7 index, average F10.7 index value of early 81 days fp by least squares method. The results show that contribution coefficient offp is negative which indicates that fp has an inert effect existing in the iono- sphere. Contribution coefficient of F10.7 is positive, which is consistent with the fact that it has an anomaly in winter/spring seasons. In summary, it is feasible to establish a mid-latitude empirical NmF2 model in northern hemisphere based on occulta- tion data and EOF decomposition method.