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Novel Semi-Active Suspension with Tunable Stiffness and Damping CharacteristicsWong, Adrian Louis Kuo-Tian January 2012 (has links)
For the past several decades there have been many attempts to improve suspension performance due to its importance within vehicle dynamics. The suspension system main functions are to connect the chassis to the ground, and to isolate the chassis from the ground. To improve upon these two functions, large amounts of effort are focused on two elements that form the building blocks of the suspension system, stiffness and damping. With the advent of new technologies, such as variable dampers, and powerful microprocessors and sensors, suspension performance can be enhanced beyond the traditional capabilities of a passive suspension system. Recently, Yin et al. [1, 2] have developed a novel dual chamber pneumatic spring that can provide tunable stiffness characteristics, which is rare compared to the sea of tunable dampers. The purpose of this thesis is to develop a controller to take advantage of the novel pneumatic spring’s functionality with a tunable damper to improve vehicle dynamic performance.
Since the pneumatic spring is a slow-acting element (i.e. low bandwidth), the typical control logic for semi-active suspension systems are not practical for this framework. Most semi-active controllers assume the use of fast-acting (i.e. high bandwidth) variable dampers within the suspension design. In this case, a lookup table controller is used to manage the stiffness and damping properties for a wide range of operating conditions.
To determine the optimum stiffness and damping properties, optimization is employed. Four objective functions are used to quantify vehicle performance; ride comfort, rattle space (i.e. suspension deflection), handling (i.e. tire deflection), and undamped sprung mass natural frequency. The goal is to minimize the first three objectives, while maximizing the latter to avoid motion sickness starting from 1Hz and downward. However, these goals cannot be attained simultaneously, necessitating compromises between them. Using the optimization strength of genetic algorithms, a Pareto optima set can be generated to determine the compromises between objective functions that have been normalized. Using a trade-off study, the stiffness and damping properties can be selected from the Pareto optima set for suitability within an operating condition of the control logic.
When implementing the lookup table controller, a practical method is employed to recognize the road profile as there is no direct method to determine road profile. To determine the road profile for the lookup table controller, the unsprung mass RMS acceleration and suspension state are utilized. To alleviate the inherent flip-flopping drawback of lookup table controllers, a temporal deadband is employed to eliminate the flip-flopping of the lookup table controller.
Results from the semi-active suspension with tunable stiffness and damping show that vehicle performance, depending on road roughness and vehicle speed, can improve up to 18% over passive suspension systems. Since the controller does not constantly adjust the damping properties, cost and reliability may increase over traditional semi-active suspension systems. The flip-flopping drawback of lookup table controllers has been reduced through the use of a temporal deadband, however further enhancement is required to eliminate flip-flopping within the control logic. Looking forward, the novel semi-active suspension has great potential to improve vehicle dynamic performance especially for heavy vehicles that have large sprung mass variation, but to increase robustness the following should be considered: better road profile recognition, the elimination of flip-flopping between suspension states, and using state equations model of the pneumatic spring within the vehicle model for optimization and evaluation.
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Development Of Masonry House Wall Strengthening Techniques Against Earthquakes Using Scrap TiresGolalmis, Mustafa - 01 July 2005 (has links) (PDF)
About half of the building stock in Turkey is masonry type and one fourth of the building stock is one-storey brick type masonry buildings. Especially the rural masonry houses are commonly constructed by their own residents without any engineering knowledge. Traditional masonry houses usually have heavy roofs which generate large lateral forces on walls during earthquakes. Readily available retrofitting techniques are mostly complicated and costly making it not feasible for uneducated poor residents to strengthen their own houses. The aim of this thesis is to develop a new alternative strengthening technique using scrap tires that is economic and easy to apply on the walls of one-story masonry houses.
In order to investigate the usage of scrap tires for masonry wall post-tensioning, forty three scrap tire rings (STRs) from nine different brands and nine rim-rings direct tension experiments were conducted. The average tensile load capacities of STRs and rim-rings were found as 132.6 kN and 53 kN, respectively.
Six strip walls (i.e., four brick- and two briquette-walls) strengthened by applying post-tensioning loads with STCs and hybrid system were tested in out-of-plane bending direction. The out-of-plane capacity of the brick and briquette walls increased up to about 9 times and 5 times with respect to their nominal capacities, respectively.
Finally, two-full scale traditional masonries were tested by the tilting table. The capacity of strengthened house increased 75% with respect to the unstrengthened one.
The results obtained form the conducted tests are highly promising and suggest that the method can be used as a low-cost and simple strengthening technique for seismically deficient single storey, masonry type houses.
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Novel Semi-Active Suspension with Tunable Stiffness and Damping CharacteristicsWong, Adrian Louis Kuo-Tian January 2012 (has links)
For the past several decades there have been many attempts to improve suspension performance due to its importance within vehicle dynamics. The suspension system main functions are to connect the chassis to the ground, and to isolate the chassis from the ground. To improve upon these two functions, large amounts of effort are focused on two elements that form the building blocks of the suspension system, stiffness and damping. With the advent of new technologies, such as variable dampers, and powerful microprocessors and sensors, suspension performance can be enhanced beyond the traditional capabilities of a passive suspension system. Recently, Yin et al. [1, 2] have developed a novel dual chamber pneumatic spring that can provide tunable stiffness characteristics, which is rare compared to the sea of tunable dampers. The purpose of this thesis is to develop a controller to take advantage of the novel pneumatic spring’s functionality with a tunable damper to improve vehicle dynamic performance.
Since the pneumatic spring is a slow-acting element (i.e. low bandwidth), the typical control logic for semi-active suspension systems are not practical for this framework. Most semi-active controllers assume the use of fast-acting (i.e. high bandwidth) variable dampers within the suspension design. In this case, a lookup table controller is used to manage the stiffness and damping properties for a wide range of operating conditions.
To determine the optimum stiffness and damping properties, optimization is employed. Four objective functions are used to quantify vehicle performance; ride comfort, rattle space (i.e. suspension deflection), handling (i.e. tire deflection), and undamped sprung mass natural frequency. The goal is to minimize the first three objectives, while maximizing the latter to avoid motion sickness starting from 1Hz and downward. However, these goals cannot be attained simultaneously, necessitating compromises between them. Using the optimization strength of genetic algorithms, a Pareto optima set can be generated to determine the compromises between objective functions that have been normalized. Using a trade-off study, the stiffness and damping properties can be selected from the Pareto optima set for suitability within an operating condition of the control logic.
When implementing the lookup table controller, a practical method is employed to recognize the road profile as there is no direct method to determine road profile. To determine the road profile for the lookup table controller, the unsprung mass RMS acceleration and suspension state are utilized. To alleviate the inherent flip-flopping drawback of lookup table controllers, a temporal deadband is employed to eliminate the flip-flopping of the lookup table controller.
Results from the semi-active suspension with tunable stiffness and damping show that vehicle performance, depending on road roughness and vehicle speed, can improve up to 18% over passive suspension systems. Since the controller does not constantly adjust the damping properties, cost and reliability may increase over traditional semi-active suspension systems. The flip-flopping drawback of lookup table controllers has been reduced through the use of a temporal deadband, however further enhancement is required to eliminate flip-flopping within the control logic. Looking forward, the novel semi-active suspension has great potential to improve vehicle dynamic performance especially for heavy vehicles that have large sprung mass variation, but to increase robustness the following should be considered: better road profile recognition, the elimination of flip-flopping between suspension states, and using state equations model of the pneumatic spring within the vehicle model for optimization and evaluation.
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Dynamics of stream and groundwater exchange using environmental tracersPritchard, Jodie Lee, January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.) -- Flinders University, School of Chemistry, Physics and Earth Sciences. / Typescript (bound). Includes bibliographical references (leaves 265-281). Also available online.
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Reliefierte Tischplatten aus theodosianischer Zeit /Dresken-Weiland, Jutta. January 1991 (has links)
Texte remanié de: Diss.--Philosophische Fakultät--Bonn--Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, 1989/90.
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Hydrological processes inferred from water table fluctuations, Walnut Creek, IowaSchilling, Keith Edwin. Zhang, You-Kuan. January 2009 (has links)
Thesis supervisor: You-Kuan Zhang. Includes bibliographic references (p. 158-172).
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A comparison between techniques for color grading in gamesOldenborg, Mattias January 2006 (has links)
<p>Color has been significant in visual arts for as long as the art-forms have existed. Still images and movies have long used colors and color grading effects to affect the viewer and characterize the work. In recent years attempts have been made to bring these techniques of stylizing also to interactive games. This dissertation aims to compare two different approaches of performing real-time color grading for games. Focus is put on examining the two ways from a number of different perspectives and from there draw conclusions on advantages and disadvantages of the approaches. The results show no unanimously superior approach but rather aim to break down the results in categories and attempt to explain the benefits and drawbacks in using either one of them, aiding the decision for anyone inclined to implement color grading effects in games.</p>
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Comparative analysis of four early white, seedless table grape cultivars in the Orange River areaBurger, Henning (Henning Jacobus),1978- 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MScAgric) -- University of Stellenbosch, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The table grape industry is a major contributor to the South African economy, directly
through foreign earnings from this predominantly export-based industry, as well as
indirectly through the employment of thousands of people. It is a growing industry and
consists of several production areas. The fastest growing table grape production area in
South Africa is the Lower Orange River area, which produces some of the earliest grapes
in the Southern Hemisphere. The biggest river in South Africa irrigates this area and it has
an extreme climate characteristic of semi-desert areas. This area is considered to be
optimal for the production of high quality, early, white seedless grapes. Previously, this
area was predominantly planted to Sultanina vines for the purpose of raisin production.
When seedless table grapes became a consumer preference, the producers very
successfully converted their production practices to yield export quality seedless grapes
from the established Sultanina vineyards. Extensive new plantings as well as re-plantings
occurred in this area, also including newer cultivars from local and overseas breeding
programmes. Being a viticultural and economical hot-spot, the Lower Orange River area
is attracting much attention as a table grape production area and it also formed the
backdrop to this study.
The cultivar profile is changing in the area and it is projected that Sultana-, Regal-,
Prime Seedless and Sugraone will be the four major early, white seedless cultivars in
2005. Based on this knowledge and prompted by a lack of information regarding
production costs and general profitability of the new cultivars, this study was initiated in the
form of a comparative analysis between the four mentioned cultivars spanning the early,
middle and late regions of the Lower Orange River area. The approach used extracted
information regarding cultural input costs (specifically labour as man-hours and the
consequent costs) per manipulation performed in the vineyards. This approach is different
from the more general method of obtaining input costs for a specific area based on
combined mean values, often not distinguishing between cultivars. The specific aims of
the study included a comparative analysis of input costs for production cultural practices
per main manipulation action, as well as a comparative analysis taking into account
productivity, value and extraordinary costs related to each of the four cultivars. To this
end, 22 experimental plots were identified for use in the study. Collaboration of the
production managers of each of the experimental plots were procured and information
regarding production costs per manipulation and productivity of each cultivar and
experimental plot were extracted from their own record keeping systems or from
documents provided to the production managers. The value (price achieved) of the
various cultivars for the 2001/2002 table grape season were put into perspective by using
data from a survey which included information regarding payments for the various cultivars
during the season in the Lower Orange River area. Information regarding fruit and vine
royalties was obtained from the various plant breeders' rights holders of the various cultivars, where applicable. Primary descriptions of each experimental plot concerning
general cultivation practices and information regarding the specific season were used to
qualify results obtained from the various blocks.
Several complicating factors impacted on the study and specifically the subsequent
analyses of the results. Some of the factors were already identified as complicating
factors in the planning stage of the study and were mostly linked to the recent introduction
of two of the cultivars to the Orange River area. From the data gathered and the analyses
performed it became clear that it would be difficult to discern significant differences (where
significant is defined as PS0.10), but clear trends were observed and indications obtained.
Based on the input cost analyses of this study it is proposed that mature Prime Seedless
will have the highest labour input and cultural production cost of the four cultivars, followed
by Sugraone. The labour input and the cost for the production cultural practices studied
for young Prime Seedless vines were very high in comparison to the mature Sultana
Seedless and Sugraone vines, especially for the canopy management and bunch
manipulation actions. Prime Seedless was especially prone to the set of small and uneven
berries, which lead to very high labour input requirements and subsequent cost for bunch
manipulations. Sugraone is also known for the set of small and uneven berries in the
Lower Orange River area, especially in difficult climatic seasons, also requiring high labour
input for bunch manipulations.
The initial indication is that mature Sultana- and Regal Seedless will require similar
labour inputs for cultural production practices. The fact that Regal Seedless does not
require expensive gibberellic acid (GA) applications, or girdling for thinning and berry
enlargement purposes, is a tremendous advantage from a production cost point of view.
Accordingly, initial indications are that Regal Seedless will have the lowest cultural
production cost of the four cultivars. Regal Seedless was prone to the set of uneven
berries during the year of study and accordingly it is suspected that this factor will
ultimately determine the labour requirements and cultural production input cost, especially
in difficult climatic seasons. The labour input and ultimately the cultural production cost for
Sultana Seedless will be determined by the correct timing and concentration of the GA
applications for thinning and berry sizing.
Sultana Seedless and Sugraone produced high yields during the 2001/2002 table
grape season in the Lower Orange River area. Yield information from the various
experimental plots confirmed that there is little to choose between the two cultivars in
terms of yield when cultivation conditions and practices are optimal. Large variation was
observed in the yield results from the Regal- and Prime Seedless experimental plots. This
is largely due to the recent introduction of the cultivars to the area and the consequent
scarcity of blocks of these cultivars that are in full production. It was impossible to identify
clear trends in terms of the future productivity of mature Regal- and Prime Seedless, but
some indications of labour inputs could be extracted and qualified.
Early maturing Prime Seedless and Sugraone performed very well in terms of price,
especially in the harvest period prior to week 50. This advantage of high prices early in the season is, however, not always applicable to early cultivars in the later maturing
regions of the Lower Orange River area. Later during the season, after week 50, when the
supply of table grapes to the overseas markets has increased sharply, Sultana Seedless is
usually the best performer in terms of price of the four cultivars. The ultimate price
obtained by a cultivar is to a large extent determined by supply and demand, quality and
acceptance of the specific cultivar.
This study and its outcomes have a strong regional (Lower Orange River) and local
(South Africa) impact and the specific results will undoubtedly be valuable to the
producers, exporters and other role-players with vested interest in the cultivars studied or
in table grape production per se. The methodology adopted in this study, however, is of
broader interest and dearly shows the advantage of having detailed and qualified
information regarding cultivation practices and bringing it in relation to the labour and
consequent costs required per action. This should lead to more business intelligence and
realistic planning on the producer side when decisions regarding the choice of a cultivar for
a specific production area with a particular marketing scope have to be made. This study
has also paved the way for similar studies, specifically with regard to the detailed
description of the methodology that was established. Knowledge of the problems
experienced in this study provides a useful reference for the planning and execution of
similar studies. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die tafeldruifindustrie dra grootskaals by tot die Suid- Afrikaanse ekonomie: regstreeks
deur middel van buitelandse valuta vanaf hierdie hoofsaaklik uitvoer-gebaseerde industrie,
asook indirek deur werkverskaffing aan duisende mense. Dit is 'n vinnig groeiende
industrie en bestaan uit verskeie produksie-areas waarvan die Benede-Oranjerivierarea,
waar van die vroegste druiwe in die suidelike halfrond geproduseer word, tans die meeste
groei toon. Die grootste rivier in Suid-Afrika vloei deur hierdie gebied wat deur uiterste
klimaatstoestande, soortgelyk aan die van semi-woestyngebiede, gekenmerk word.
Hierdie gebied is baie gunstig vir die produksie van hoë-gehalte, vroeë, wit pitlose druiwe.
In die verlede is hoofsaaklik Sultanina vir die produksie van rosyne in hierdie gebied
verbou. Namate pitlose tafeldruiwe voorkeur begin geniet het onder verbruikers
wêreldwyd, het produseerders in die area hul verbouingspraktyke suksesvol aangepas vir
die produksie van uitvoergehalte tafeldruiwe vanaf die grootskaalse, reeds gevestigde
Sultanina-wingerde. Uitgebreide aanplantings en heraanplantings, wat nuwe cultivars van
plaaslike en oorsese teelprogramme ingesluit het, is in hierdie gebied gedoen. Die vinnige
groei in tafeldruifaanplantings en -uitvoere, asook die ekonomiese impak van die industrie
in die Benede-Oranjeriviergebied, het die afgelope aantal jaar sterk op die voorgrond
getree en het gevolglik gedien as agtergrond vir hierdie studie.
Die cultivarprofiel in dié area is besig om te verander en volgens vooruitskattings gaan
Sultana, Regal, Prime Seedless en Sugraone die vier prominente vroeë, wit, pitlose
tafeldruifcultivars in 2005 wees. Gebaseer op hierdie feit en na aanleiding van 'n behoefte
aan meer inligting met betrekking tot produksiekostes en algemene winsgewendheid van
die nuwe cultivars, is 'n vergelykende studie aangaande die vier genoemde cultivars in die
Benede-Oranjeriviergebied geloods. Die benadering wat gedurende die studie gevolg is,
het inligting aangaande produksie-insetkoste (spesifiek arbeid in man-ure en gevolglike
koste) per manipulasie onttrek. Hierdie benadering verskil van die meer algemene
metodiek om insetkoste-inligting van 'n spesifieke area van gekombineerde gemiddelde
waardes te verkry. Met so 'n benadering word gewoonlik geen onderskeid tussen cultivars
getref nie.
Die spesifieke doelwitte van hierdie studie het 'n vergelykende analise aangaande die
insetkoste van die produksiepraktyke per hoofmanipulasie/aksie ingesluit, asook 'n analise
waar produktiwiteit, waarde en buitengewone koste van die vier cultivars in ag geneem is.
In totaal is 22 eksperimentele persele gebruik in die studie. Samewerking van die
produksiebestuurders van die onderskeie esperimentele persele is verkry ten opsigte van
die verskaffing van inligting oor produksiekoste per manipulasie, en die produktiwiteit per
cultivar en eksperimentele perseel. Die produksiebestuurders het die nodige dokumente
ontvang om die inligting te onttrek, of kon die inligting verskaf soos dit in hul
rekordhoudingsisteem voorgekom het. Die waarde (prys behaal) van die onderskeie
cultivars vir die 2001/2002-seisoen is in perspektief gestel deur gebruik te maak van 'n opname wat in die Benede Oranjeriviergebied plaasgevind het. Hierdie opname het
inligting oor die uitbetalings van die onderskeie cultivars in die area vir die 2001/2002-
seisoen ingesluit. Inligting rakende die stok- en vrugproduksie-tantieme is vanaf die
onderskeie plantttelersregtehouers van die cultivars verkry. Primêre beskywings van die
algemene verbouingspraktyke van elke eksperimentele blok en inligting oor die spesifieke
seisoen is gebruik om die data wat vanaf die esperimentele persele verkry is, in
perskektief te stel.
Verskeie kompliserende faktore het die studie en die ontleding van data beïnvloed.
Verskeie van hierdie faktore is reeds geidentifiseer met die beplanning van die studie en
was meestal gekoppel aan die onlangse bekendstelling van Regal en Prime Seedless aan
die Benede-Oranjeriviergebied. Na aanleiding van die data wat ingesamel en ontleed is,
was dit duidelik dat dit moeilik sou wees om betekenisvolle verskille (waar "betekenisvol"
as PS0.10 gedifinieer is) tussen die cultivars uit te lig, maar dat dit egter wel moontlik sou
wees om aanvanklike indikasies en tendense te kry. Gebaseer op die insetkoste-ontleding
van die studie blyk dit dat volwasse Prime Seedless die hoogste arbeidsinsetle en
produksiekoste van die vier cultivars gaan hê, gevolg deur Sugraone. Die arbeidsinsetle
en koste van die produksie-aksies wat van jong Prime Seedless bestudeer is, was baie
hoog in vergelyking met volwasse Sultana Seedless- en Sugraone-stokke, veral ten
opsigte van lowerbestuur en trosmanipulasies. Prime Seedless was veral geneig tot die
set van klein, oneweredige korrels, wat tot baie hoë arbeidsinsetle en gevolglik koste vir
trosmanipulasies gelei het. Sugraone is ook daarvoor bekend dat dit geneig is tot die set
van klein, oneweredige korrels in die Benede-Oranjeriviergebied (veral in moeilike
klimaatseisoene), wat gevolglik tot hoë arbeidsinstle vir trosmanipulasie lei.
Die aanvanklike aanduiding is dat volwasse Sultana en Regal Seedless min of meer
die dieselfde arbeidsinsetle vir verbouing sal vereis. Die feit dat Regal Seedless nie duur
gibberelliensuur (GS)-behandelings vir blomtrosuitdunning of korrelvergroting benodig nie,
is 'n enorme voordeel in terme van produksiekoste. Gevolglik is die aanvanklike
aanduiding dat Regal Seedless die laagste produksieskoste van die vier cultivars sal hê.
In die studiejaar was Regal Seedless egter geneig tot die set van onweredige korrels en
gevolglik word verwag dat hierdie faktor uiteindelik die arbeidsinsetle en produsiekoste
van die cultivar sal bepaal, veral in moeilike klimaatseisoene. Die arbiedsinsetle en
produksiekoste van Sultana Seedless sal bepaal word deur die korrekte tydsberekening
en konsentrasie van die GS-behandelings vir uitdunning en korrelvergroting.
Sultana Seedless en Sugraone het gedurende die 2001/2002-seisoen hoë opbrengste
in die Benede-Oranjeriviergebied geproduseer. Oesdata inligting van die onderskeie
esperimentele persele het bevestig dat daar min te kies is tussen die twee cultivars in
terme van produktiwiteit wanneer verbouingstoestande en -praktyke optimaal is. Groot
variasie is egter waargeneem in die opbrengsresultate van die Regal en Prime Seedless.
Dit is hoofsaaklik as gevolg van die onlangse bekendstelling van die twee cultivars in die
area en dus ook die beperkte aantal blokke van die cultivars wat reeds in vol produksie
was. Dit was dus onmoontlik om duidelike tendense in terme van die toekomstige produksie van volwasse Regal en Prime Seedless te identifiseer. Indikasies van
arbeidsinsette en produksiekoste kon egter wel verkry word.
Vroeg rypwordende Prime Seedless en Sugraone vaar baie goed in terme van die
prys wat dit behaal, veral in die oesperiode voor week 50. Hierdie voordeel van hoë pryse
behaal vroeg in die seisoen is egter nie altyd van toepassing op vroeë cultivars in die later
rypwordende areas van die Benede-Oranjeriviergebied nie. Later in die seisoen (na week
50), wanneer die aanbod van tafeldruiwe op oorsese markte skerp toegeneem het, is
Sultana Seedless gewoonlik die beste presteerder in terme van prys van die vier cultivars.
Die uiteindelike prys wat deur cultivars behaal word, word tot 'n groot mate bepaal deur
vraag en aanbod, kwaliteit en aanvaarding van die cultivar deur die verbruiker.
Die studie en die uitkomste daarvan het 'n sterk streeks (Benede-Oranjerivier) en
plaaslike (Suid-Afrika) impak, en die spesifieke resultate salongetwyfeld van waarde wees
vir produseerders, uitvoerders en ander rolspelers met bestaande belange in die cultivars
of vir tafeldruifproduksie as sulks. Die metodiek wat in hierdie studie gebruik is, is egter
van breêr belang en wys duidelik die voordele daarvan om gedetailleerde en
gekwalifiseerde inligting aangaande produksiepraktyke te hê, wat dit ook in verband bring
met arbeid en gevolglike koste per aksie. Dit behoort te lei tot meer besigheidsintelligensie
en realistiese beplanning deur die produseerder met betrekking tot
cultivarkeuse vir 'n spesifieke produksiearea met 'n spesifieke bemarkings geleentheid.
Hierdie studie het ook die weg gebaan vir soortgelyke studies, spesifiek ten opsigte van
die gedetailleerde beskrywing van die metodiek wat gevestig is. Kennis van die probleme
wat in hierdie studie ondervind is, kan dien as nuttige verwysing vir die beplanning en
uitvoer van soortgelyke studies.
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AEROTRIANGULAÇÃO POR FAIXA E EM BLOCO, POR APLICAÇÃO DE SOFTWARE ESPECIALISTA, COM MEDIÇÕES DE COORDENADAS FOTOGRÁFICAS EM MESA DIGITALIZADORA / STRIP AND BLOCK AEROTRIANGULATION, BY APPLICATION OF SPECIALIST SOFTWARE, WITH MEASUREMENTS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC COORDINATES IN DIGITALIZER TABLEPeres, André Bairros 11 May 2007 (has links)
In the elaboration of maps, one of the processes broadly employed is the photogrametric restitution. But for accomplishment of this process it becomes necessary to have, on each stereoscopic pair, terrestrial coordinates of points. However, not always it is possible to measure these coordinates in the field, it is fallen back upon a photogrammetric method of mensuration, known as Aerotriangulation. In this work Aerotriangulation process was realized using specialist software. The photographic coordinates were measured on photograms with cordboard base in a digitalizer table in substitution to the classic photogrammetry equipments. With the obtained results it was made an errors analysis with the objective of verifying the
application of the method in the making of cartographic bases. The block aerotriangulation presented higher planimetric precision if compared with the strip aerotriangulation. Of the block aerotriangulations, the method with nine support points being framed in the elaboration
of maps of "A ", B " and " C " class for scale 1:25.000 or lower, presented highest error / Na elaboração de mapas e cartas geográficas, um dos processos largamente empregados é o da restituição fotogramétrica. Mas, para realização deste processo, torna-se
necessário possuir, sobre cada par estereoscópico, coordenadas terrestres de pontos. Como nem sempre é possível efetuar a mensuração destas coordenadas no campo, recorre-se a um método fotogramétrico de mensurações conhecido como Aerotriangulação. Neste trabalho realizou-se o processo de Aerotriangulação utilizando-se um software especialista. As coordenadas fotográficas foram medidas sobre fotogramas, com base de papelão, em uma mesa digitalizadora, em substituição aos equipamentos clássicos de Fotogrametria. Com os resultados obtidos fez-se análise de erros com o objetivo de averiguar a aplicação do método
na confecção de bases cartográficas. Apresentou maior precisão planimétrica a aerotriangulação em bloco quando comparada com a aerotriangulação por faixa. Das
aerotriangulações em bloco, a que apresentou maior erro foi no método com 9 pontos de apoio, enquadrando-se na elaboração de cartas de classe A , B e C para escala igual a 1:25.000 ou menores.
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AVALIAÇÃO QUANTITATIVA DA RECARGA DAS ÁGUAS SUBTERRÂNEAS NA BACIA ESCOLA DO CAMPUS DA UFSM / QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE IN UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SANTA MARIA BASIN CAMPUS SCHOOLLöbler, Carlos Alberto 27 February 2015 (has links)
Fundação de Amparo a Pesquisa no Estado do Rio Grande do Sul / The Campus of UFSM (Universidade Federal de Santa Maria) is supplied mainly by groundwater, captured at outcrop zones (ZA) of the Guarani Aquifer System (GAS). In this sense, the present study aimed to fill the lack of quantitative information of groundwater in the UFSM Basin Campus School. The aims of this study were: 1) Perform recharge estimation of water table in single-well, using the Water Table Fluctuation method. 2) Execute statistical analysis on weekly data levels, monitored since May 2010, identifying possible correlations with rainfall data s and analysis on weekly data levels, and 3) Quantify the areas sealed in bowl using ArcGIS software and Google Earth images of 2007 to 2010. The results of the study indicated a 17.0% to 48.0% infiltration rate of the total precipitation in FATEC old well, whereas an average of 36.0% of rainfall contributes to aquifer recharge. The investigation of soil sealing, performed with data from 2007 to 2014 showed an increase of 24.32 ha in the sealed area during the study period. In the static analysis of correlation of weekly levels with volumes of rain, it was observed that the rains recorded in the measurement date were those of major influences on monitored levels, indicating the replacement level. Regarding the fluctuating levels trends from a total of eight wells monitored, two had drawdown trend. The seasonal analysis showed that levels of the seasons of winter and autumn were those with more water stored in the aquifer, while in summer and spring the opposite happened. As a conclusion, despite the sealed areas had a significant and rapid growth for the Basin, wherein this growth has not specified losses in volumes of recharges groundwater. Once the correlation data between rain and water levels were positive, the level variation trends indicated two of the eight wells with loss of water volume during the monitoring. / O Campus da UFSM (Universidade Federal de Santa Maria) é abastecido principalmente por águas subterrâneas, captadas em Zona de Afloramentos (ZA) do Sistema Aquífero Guarani (SAG). Nesse sentido, o presente estudo objetivou analisar quantitativamente às águas subterrâneas na Bacia Escola do Campus da UFSM. Para tanto, os objetivos específicos desse trabalho foram: 1) Elaborar estimativas de recarga do lençol freático em poço único, utilizando o método da flutuação do nível da água/WTF (Water Table Fluctuation). 2) Realizar análises estatísticas em dados de medições semanais de níveis da água (NA), monitorados no Campus da UFSM desde maio de 2010, identificando-se possíveis correlações com os dados de precipitações e as flutuações do nível da água. Ainda analisou-se a sazonalidade de variação desses níveis e, 3) Mapear a variação das áreas impermeabilizadas na Bacia com uso do programa ArcGIS e de imagens do Google Earth do ano de 2007 a 2010. Os resultados do trabalho apontaram para uma taxa de infiltração na área da Bacia de 17,0 a 48,0% da precipitação total, em média 36% das chuvas contribuem para a recarga do aquífero. As modificações no uso da terra mostrou que houve um crescimento de 24,32 ha, na área impermeabilizada no período avaliado. Na análise da correlação dos níveis da água semanais com os volumes de chuvas, evidenciou-se que as chuvas registradas na data da aferição foram aquelas de maiores influências nos níveis monitorados, acusando reposição no nível. Quanto à tendência de flutuação dos níveis, de um total de oito poços monitorados, dois apresentaram tendência de rebaixamento. A análise sazonal dos níveis mostrou que as estações do inverno e outono são aquelas que recarregam o aquífero, enquanto que no verão e na primavera acontece o contrário. Conclui-se que apesar das áreas impermeabilizadas apresentarem um crescimento significativo e rápido para a Bacia, esse crescimento ainda não forneceu prejuízos nos volumes das recargas das águas subterrâneas. Uma vez que os dados de correlação entre a chuva e os níveis da água foram positivos e as tendências de variação de nível indicaram dois dos oitos poços com perda de volume de água ao longo do monitoramento..
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