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Design of Satellite Orbits & Constellations for Global Coverage
... of Global Coverage Constellation Design The objectives of satellite constellation design are to provide a running environment for space satellite ...the coverage and coverage time of satellite ...
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Mapping carbon monoxide pollution from space down to city scales with daily global coverage
... daily global cov- erage and a high spatial resolution of 7 × 7 km 2 ...daily coverage, the atmospheric trans- port of pollution from biomass burning ...
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Cardiac arrest and sudden cardiac death registries: a systematic review of global coverage
... Results Our search strategy identified 49 CA registries, 15 SCD registries and 9 other registries (ie, epistries). Population coverage of contemporary CA and SCD registries is highly variable with registries ...
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Global kids online: researching children’s rights globally in the digital age
... for Global Kids Online during the first year of ...to global coverage, as more researchers and research users around the world became interested in such comparative work, and because the internet ...
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Plasma flow boundaries in the high latitude ionosphere
... radar coverage will ultimately affect the reliability of the entire map making it a useful ...average coverage at each ...of global coverage for single CCB and CRB ...with global ...
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An Analysis and Computation of Optimum Earth Geographical Coverage for Global Satellite Communications
... continuous global coverage, the following design considerations are required [6]: the length of coverage arc on the surface of the earth within the instantaneous coverage, the gain of the ...
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2. IMPLEMENTATIONOF TEST ARCHITECTURE FOR 64-BIT WALSH SEQUENCE GENERATOR
... In order to identify the manufacturing defects, scan test generated patterns are used to verify the design by shifting the data from scan_in (SI) to scan_out (SO) pins. The scan chain patterns are useful to find out ...
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Experimental Analyses of Terrain Factors to Performance of Sensor Placement Optimization in 3D Environments
... The Sensor Placement Optimization in 3D environments problem and its variants have been widely investigated [1]- [3]. A major challenge of this problem in comparison with those in 2D environments is the capability to ...
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Statistical analysis of coverage error in simple global temperature estimators
... that coverage bias in the historical temperature record does not arise from an absolute shortage of observations (at least for recent decades), but rather from spatial heterogeneity in the distribution of ...
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The new foreign correspondent at work: Local-national ‘stringers’ and the global news coverage of Darfur
... With such a small pool of journalists writing for the international news media, there was significant scope for an individual FC to influence the global coverage of Sudan. There were numerous occasions when ...
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The potential impact of household contact management on childhood tuberculosis: a mathematical modelling study
... the global population of children under 15 years cohabiting with notified tuberculosis patients, we assessed the impact of full compared to zero HHCM coverage, estimating outcomes for health system effort ...
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Block-based cloud classification with statistical features and distribution of local texture features
... the global cloud coverage feature is lost in the block-based feature ex- traction process, the global cloud coverage information can still be used to divide the data set into subclasses, as ...
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Health Technology Assessment: global advocacy and local realities: comment on ‘Priority Setting for Universal Health Coverage: We Need Evidence-Informed Deliberative Processes, Not Just More Evidence on Cost-Effectiveness
... It is not the role of global advocacy or technocratic institutions to pre-empt the result of local deliberative processes. The question can be globally put “who or what should get priority?” but the answer must be ...
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Are doctors and nurses associated with coverage of essential health services in developing countries? A cross-sectional study
... Female literacy increases household demand for health care. Female literacy was significant in our models for cae- sarean section and care for ARI. However, factors not included here due to data limitations, such as the ...
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Sharing the British National Health Service around the world: a self-interested perspective
... shared global challenges, potentially more effectively be tackled collaboratively, across rich and poorer ...for global develop- ment to call for the “…NHS England, the Department of Health and other ...
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Development of Global Geographical Coverage Area for Terrestrial Networks Internetworked with Leo Satellite Network
... Distance vector routing does not work well if there are changes in the internetwork. When two or more networks are interconnected, we refer to such extended network as interwork. The reasons why this routing algorithm ...
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Conceptualising global health: theoretical issues and their relevance for teaching
... as global health has its roots in the late 19 th century, in the largely colonial, biomedical pursuit of ‘ international health ’ ...of global health, encompassing broader social determinants of health and ...
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Brazilian society and politics post-World Cup 2014: Global and local media narratives for democratization
... centre global media stage to express anxiety for a better future with a “Fifa standard” of public services, including not just more political participation but also demands for a more democratic and better quality ...
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Proceedings of the First Workshop on Computing News Storylines
... Coffee Break To Do or Not to Do: the Role of Agendas for Action in Analyzing News Coverage of Violent Conflict Katsiaryna Stalpouskaya and Christian Baden MediaMeter: A Global Monitor fo[r] ...
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Statistical framework for evaluation of climate model simulations by use of climate proxy data from the last millennium – Part 2: A pseudo-proxy study addressing the amplitude of solar forcing
... At global or hemispheric scales, the temperature can be ex- pected to respond to large-scale external forcings (such as so- lar or greenhouse gases), whereas at local or regional scales the internal climate ...
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