Modern Development for the Improvement of Accuracy of Nigerian Coordinate Transformation Process Using the Adapted NTv2 Model: The Critical Issues of the Mathematical Algorithm

Changing coordinates using appropriate mathematical models from one reference system to another may be influenced if the operation requires the change of datum. A set of transformation parameters has been adopted for Nigeria. However, the critical concern usually associated with the problem of transformation of coordinates is the issue of recoverability of the original values of transformed coordinates. The recursive effect of variables associated with spatial problems can be aptly modelled with an appropriate algorithm that set out a process to achieve a definite output. Consequently, the main thrust of this paper is to highlight the critical elements of the mathematical algorithm associated with the National Transformation Version 2 (NTv2) model adapted for the Nigerian Datum Transformation process. The adapted NTv2 model adopts the bi-linear interpolation approach and the covariance function obtained were used to generate transformation elements in latitude (Δφp) and longitude (Δλp) and corresponding accuracies at the lattice nodes. The mathematical algorithm of this adapted NTv2 model underscores the likely attainment of better and significant values and statistical indicator of the improved accuracy as the average shift values for latitude and longitude for any transformed points in Nigeria. This capability makes the mathematical algorithm to be adaptable and fit for the purpose of the transformation process. The improvement in the positional accuracy is directly attributable to the application of the NTv2 model which provides a flexible and robust system of modelling any inherent systematic error in the national network.

THEORETICAL PREDICTION OF THE KINETICS CURVES OFPEARLITIC TRANSFORMATION IN HYPO-PROEUTECTOID STRUCTURAL STEELS

Supposing carbon contents of ferrite phases in pearlite precipitating from austenite in multicomponent steel at temperature T and in Fe-C ystem at T' are the same the pearlite formation temperature diference, can be calculated from the FeX phase diagrams and the equilibrium temperature Al. Using Tp and Fe-C binary thermodynamic model, the driving forces for phase transformation from austenite to pearlite in multicomponent steels have been successfully calculated. Through the combination of simplified Zener and Hillert's model for pearlite growth with Johnson-Mehl equation, using data from known TTT diagrams, the interfacial energy parameter and activation energy for pearlite formation can be determined and expressed as functions of chemical composition in steels by regression analysis. The calculated starting curves of pearlitic transformation in some commercial steels agree well with the experimental data.

基于AutoCAD Automation技术的参数化设计系统开发

This paper discusses the method of how to develop the parametric design system. It presents an idea and a method of developing AutoCAD R14 with the help of VB, AutoLISP and DantaBase system on the base of AntoCAD Automation technology. Therefore, the question of how to integrate the user's interface, data (DataBase) management and parameter transformation can be solved properly.

Study on systematic errors of BDS‑3 broadcast ephemeris and their effects with Helmert transformation

Previous studies have not evaluated the systematic errors implied in the third generation of BeiDou-3 Navigation Satellite System(BDS-3)broadcast ephemeris.In this paper we evaluate the systematic pattern described by the Helmert transformation parameters,including translations,rotations,and scale.BDS-3 broadcast and precise ephemerides from December 2019 to 2022 are collected,and the characteristics of the transformation parameters as well as their effects on the signal in space error are analysed.The annual variation in the z-translation is obtained,and the similar amplitudes of 5.5 cm and phases of approximate 300 days are obtained for different years.When the rotation parameters are considered in the orbit comparison,the Root Mean Square(RMS)errors of the along-and cross-track orbital differences decrease from 29.1 to 12.5 cm and from 30.6 to 9.2 cm,respectively,because the three rotation parameters compensate for the majority of the errors in the BDS-3 broadcast ephemeris.Moreover,the high correlations in the obtained rotation parameters among the three orbital planes suggest that the orientation of the BDS-3 broadcast ephemeris is influenced by common model errors,i.e.,uncertainty of Earth Rotation Parameters(ERPs).Further research is required because an offset of 1.5×10^(–9)for the scale parameter is observed.A degraded User Range Error(URE)for epochs of up to 84%is attained when the systematic pattern is considered,though the impact of the systematic pattern indicated by the z-translation and rotation parameters on the URE is less than 5.0 cm.With the refinement of the ERPs implemented in the new generation of broadcast ephemeris,we anticipate that the broadcast ephemeris performance of BDS-3 will be improved.

Parameter estimation of maneuvering targets in OTHR based on sparse time-frequency representation

This paper proposes a new method for estimating the parameter of maneuvering targets based on sparse time-frequency transform in over-the-horizon radar（OTHR）. In this method, the sparse time-frequency distribution of the radar echo is obtained by solving a sparse optimization problem based on the short-time Fourier transform. Then Hough transform is employed to estimate the parameter of the targets. The proposed algorithm has the following advantages： Compared with the Wigner-Hough transform method, the computational complexity of the sparse optimization is low due to the application of fast Fourier transform（FFT）. And the computational cost of Hough transform is also greatly reduced because of the sparsity of the time-frequency distribution. Compared with the high order ambiguity function（HAF） method, the proposed method improves in terms of precision and robustness to noise. Simulation results show that compared with the HAF method, the required SNR and relative mean square error are 8 dB lower and 50 dB lower respectively in the proposed method. While processing the field experiment data, the execution time of Hough transform in the proposed method is only 4% of the Wigner-Hough transform method.

THE MLP METHOD FOR SUBHARMONIC AND ULTRA-HARMONIC RESONANCE SOLUTIONS OF STRONGLY NONLINEAR SYSTEMS

A new parameter transformation alpha = alpha (epsilon, n omega (0)/m, omega (l)) was defir2ed for extending the applicable range of the modified Lindstedt-Poincare method. It is suitable for determining subharmonic and ultraharmonic resonance solutions of strongly nonlinear systems. The 1/3 subharmonic and 3 ultraharmonic resonance solutions of the Duffing equation and the 1/2 subharmonic resonance solution of the Van der Pol-Mathieu equation were studied. These examples show approximate solutions are in good agreement with numerical solutions.

HOSVD-based LPV modeling and mixed robust H_2/H_∞ control design for air-breathing hypersonic vehicle

This paper focuses on synthesizing a mixed robust H_2/H_∞ linear parameter varying（LPV） controller for the longitudinal motion of an air-breathing hypersonic vehicle via a high order singular value decomposition（HOSVD） approach.The design of hypersonic flight control systems is highly challenging due to the enormous complexity of the vehicle dynamics and the presence of significant uncertainties.Motivated by recent results on both LPV control and tensor-product（TP） model transformation approach,the velocity and altitude tracking control problems for the air-breathing hypersonic vehicle is reduced to that of a state feedback stabilizing controller design for a polytopic LPV system with guaranteed performances.The controller implementation is converted into a convex optimization problem with parameterdependent linear matrix inequalities（LMIs） constraints,which is intuitively tractable using LMI control toolbox.Finally,numerical simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

CONVERSION FORMULAS FOR RATIONAL BEZIER SURFACES

In this paper, we investigate the inherent relationship between two types of rational Bezier surfaces. We present a conversion formula for rational Bezier surfaces from triangular patches to rectangular patches with straight forward geometric interpretations, an inverse process of such conversion is also considered.

Theoretical self-consistency in nonextensive statistical mechanics with parameter transformation

Self-consistency in nonextensive statistical mechanics is studied as a recourse to parameter transformation,where different nonextensive parameters are presented for various theoretical branches.The unification between the first and third choices of the average definition and that between the normal and escort distributions are both examined.The problem of parameter inversion in the generalized H theorem is also investigated.The inconsistency between the statistical ensemble pressure and molecular dynamics pressure can be eliminated.This work also verifies the equivalence of physical temperature and gravitational temperature in nonextensive statistical mechanics.In these parameter transformations,the Tsallis entropy form is observed to remain invariant.

The concise fractional Fourier transform and its application in detection and parameter estimation of the linear frequency-modulated signal

A concise fractional Fourier transform （CFRFT） is proposed to detect the linear frequency-modulated （LFM） signal with low signal to noise ratio （SNR）. The frequency axis in time-frequency plane of the CFRFT is rotated to get the spectrum of the signal in different an- gles using chirp multiplication and Fourier transform （FT）. For LFM signal which distributes as a straight line in time-frequency plane, the CFRFT can gather the energy in the corresponding angle as a peak and improve the detection SNR, thus the LFM signal of low SNR can be de- tected. Meanwhile, the location of the peak value relates to the parameters of the LFM signal. Numerical simulations and experimental results show that, the proposed method can be used to efficiently detect the LFM signal masked by noise and to estimate the signal＇s parameters accurately. Compared with the conventional fractional Fourier transform （FRFT）, the CFRFT reduces the transform complexity and improves the real-time detection performance of LFM signal.

Temperature-variable high-frequency dynamic modeling of PIN diode

The PIN diode model for high frequency dynamic transient characteristic simulation is important in conducted EMI analysis. The model should take junction temperature into consideration since equipment usually works at a wide range of temperature. In this paper, a temperature-variable high frequency dynamic model for the PIN diode is built, which is based on the Laplace-transform analytical model at constant temperature. The relationship between model parameters and temperature is expressed as temperature functions by analyzing the physical principle of these parameters. A fast recovery power diode MUR1560 is chosen as the test sample and its dynamic performance is tested under inductive load by a temperature chamber experiment, which is used for model parameter extraction and model verification. Results show that the model proposed in this paper is accurate for reverse recovery simulation with relatively small errors at the temperature range from 25 to 120 ℃.

FrFT-CSWSF: Estimating cross-range velocities of ground moving targets using multistatic synthetic aperture radar

Estimating cross-range velocity is a challenging task for space-borne synthetic aperture radar（SAR）, which is important for ground moving target indication（GMTI）. Because the velocity of a target is very small compared with that of the satellite, it is difficult to correctly estimate it using a conventional monostatic platform algorithm. To overcome this problem, a novel method employing multistatic SAR is presented in this letter. The proposed hybrid method, which is based on an extended space-time model（ESTIM） of the azimuth signal, has two steps： first, a set of finite impulse response（FIR） filter banks based on a fractional Fourier transform（FrFT） is used to separate multiple targets within a range gate; second, a cross-correlation spectrum weighted subspace fitting（CSWSF） algorithm is applied to each of the separated signals in order to estimate their respective parameters. As verified through computer simulation with the constellations of Cartwheel, Pendulum and Helix, this proposed time-frequency-subspace method effectively improves the estimation precision of the cross-range velocities of multiple targets.