Estimation of Winds at Different Isobaric Levels Based on the Observed Winds at 850 hPa Level Using Double Fourier Series

A technique based on the double Fourier series is developed to estimate the winds at different isobaric levels forthe limited area domain, 35°E to 140°E and 30°S to 40°N, using the observed winds at 850 hPa lcvcl for the month ofJune. For this purpose the wind field at a level under consideration is taken in the ratio form with that of 850 hPa level and the coefficients of the double Fouricr series are computed. These coefficients are subsequently used to computethe winds which are compared with the actual winds. The results of the double Fourier series technique are comparedwith those of the polynomial surface fitting method developed by Bavadekar and Khaladkar (1 992). The technique isalso applied for the daily wind data of 11. June, 1979 and the validation of the technique is tested for a few radiosondestations of india. The computed winds for these radiosonde stations arc quite close to observed winds.

基于无人机的潮汐水道三维地形重建技术

It is common to obtain the topography of tidal flats by the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle(UAV)photogrammetry,but this method is not applicable in tidal creeks.The residual water will lead to inaccurate depth inversion results,and the topography of tidal creeks mainly depends on manual survey.The present study took the tidal creek of Chuandong port in Jiangsu Province,China,as the research area and used UAV oblique photogrammetry to reconstruct the topography of the exposed part above the water after the ebb tide.It also proposed a Trend Prediction Fitting(TPF)method for the topography of the unexposed part below the water to obtain a complete 3D topography.The topography above the water measured by UAV has the vertical precision of 12 cm.When the TPF method is used,the cross-section should be perpendicular the central axis of the tidal creek.A polynomial function can be adapted to most shape of sections,while a Fourier function obtains better results in asymmetrical sections.Compared with the two-order function,the three-order function lends itself to more complex sections.Generally,the TPF method is more suitable for small,straight tidal creeks with clear texture and no vegetation cover.

Adaptive Fitting Capacity Prediction Method for Lithium‑Ion Batteries

Lithium-ion batteries have become the mainstream power source for electric vehicles because of their excellent performance.However,lithium-ion batteries still experience aging and capacity attenuation during usage.It is therefore critical to accu-rately predict battery remaining capacity for increasing battery safety and prolonging battery life.This paper first adopts the metabolism grey algorithm and a simplified electrochemical model to predict battery capacity under different operating conditions.To improve the prediction performance where the capacity changes nonlinearly,a decoupling analysis of battery capacity loss is then conducted based on the simplified electrochemical model.Finally,an adaptive fitting method is devel-oped for capacity prediction,aiming at improving the prediction accuracy at the inflection point of battery capacity diving.The prediction results indicate that the developed adaptive fitting method can achieve high prediction accuracy under battery capacity attenuation at different discharge stages with errors lower than 2.2%.And the battery capacity decay shows linear variation,and the proposed method effectively forecast the inflection point of battery capacity diving.

Transparent open-box learning network and artificial neural network predictions of bubble-point pressure compared

The transparent open box(TOB)learning network algorithm offers an alternative approach to the lack of transparency provided by most machine-learning algorithms.It provides the exact calculations and relationships among the underlying input variables of the datasets to which it is applied.It also has the capability to achieve credible and auditable levels of prediction accuracy to complex,non-linear datasets,typical of those encountered in the oil and gas sector,highlighting the potential for underfitting and overfitting.The algorithm is applied here to predict bubble-point pressure from a published PVT dataset of 166 data records involving four easy-tomeasure variables(reservoir temperature,gas-oil ratio,oil gravity,gas density relative to air)with uneven,and in parts,sparse data coverage.The TOB network demonstrates high-prediction accuracy for this complex system,although it predictions applied to the full dataset are outperformed by an artificial neural network(ANN).However,the performance of the TOB algorithm reveals the risk of overfitting in the sparse areas of the dataset and achieves a prediction performance that matches the ANN algorithm where the underlying data population is adequate.The high levels of transparency and its inhibitions to overfitting enable the TOB learning network to provide complementary information about the underlying dataset to that provided by traditional machine learning algorithms.This makes them suitable for application in parallel with neural-network algorithms,to overcome their black-box tendencies,and for benchmarking the prediction performance of other machine learning algorithms.