Titlebook: Ultrasonic Spectral Analysis for Nondestructive Evaluation; Dale W. Fitting,Laszlo Adler Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Ultrasonic Spectroscopic Systems, the concept of a linear time-invariant model for the spectroscopic system. Through the use of this model one may investigate, in detail, the operation of system components and also arrive at the overall system performance.

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Applications of Ultrasonic Spectroscopy to Materials Evaluation,ly to locate flaws, but a more definitive description of flaws is required for input into sophisticated design analysis which will give a better assessment of the probability of failure and hence reduce the number of costly components.

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Dale W. Fitting,Laszlo Adler imperatives. Geodesign tools, such as 3D modeling and scenario planning tools, have the potential to aid in this process. However, additional effort is needed to further develop this capacity, especially in terms of bridging different forms of intelligence about architecture, geography and landscape into a unified 3D GIS platform.

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Dale W. Fitting,Laszlo Adlerethodological aspects, data privacy issues and the potential of wearables are discussed in this chapter. Two case studies demonstrate the transferability of the approach into planning processes. This approach will potentially reveal new insights for the perception of geographical spaces in spatial planning.