Human detect ion in video

Dmitry Golomidov
Advisor: Jianbo Shi


Abstract

This paper will attempt to analyze and compare a number of different existing approaches to human detection in video. Even though there have already been a number a papers written on the topics of skin and face detection this paper will go beyond these analyze, culminating in an open source package aimed at anyone working with image processing and object recognition ....etc

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HI....frnds........
I am jero frm jeppiaar engineering college
i am doin B.E.Aero 2nd yr.
i need a help......
can anyone help me in preparin for a paper presentation compitition
on anyone of the followin topis......
1)Alternate Propulsion Technologies

2) Advanced Engine Technologies

3)Emerging Fuels and Fuel Cells

4)Dynamic Modeling Processes

5)Automotive Testing and Instrumentation

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Abstract:
The ELIICA is a revelation of a concept car made in Japan that is totally electric. The ELIICA short form for Electric Lithium Ion CAr was developed and created by Prof. Hiroshi Shimizu of Keio University, Tokyo. The ELIICA is powered by lithium ion batteries and uses eight 60kw in-wheel drive motors to provide the equivalent of 800hp. The in-wheel drive eliminates the need for the power transmission devices connecting the engine and the wheels that are necessary in conventional cars. Because all the wheels are d ....etc

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Presented By:
Marcin Janicki*, Marcin Daniel, Michal Szermer, Andrzej Napieralski

Abstract
The proper design and simulation of modern electronic microsystems oriented towards environment monitoring requires accurate models of various ambient sensors. In particular, this paper presents a comprehensive model of an ion sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET). The model can be employed straightforwardly for simulations at device, circuit or system level. First, the model was validated with electrical measurements a ....etc

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Submitted By:-
ANUP R. HINGMIRE


CRYOGENIC ENGINE IN ROCKET PROPULSION
INTRODUCTION
What is Cryogenics ?
Cryogenics is the study of the production of extremely cold temperatures. This field of science also looks at what happens to a wide variety of materials from metals to gases when they are exposed to these temperatures. Cryogenics is a branch of physics concerned with the production of very low temperatures and the effects of these temperatures on different substances and materials. The temperatur ....etc

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in simple words cryogenic rocket engine abstract with all topics covered in rocket propulsion
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ISFET is an ion-sensitive field-effect transistor used to measure ion concentrations in solution and is a new type of miniaturised semiconductor chemical sensor. It is based on the structure of the metal-insulator-semi-conductor field-effect transistor (MISFET) in which a metal gate is replaced by an ion selective membrane, an electrolyte and a reference electrode here when the ion concentration (such as pH) changes, the current through the transistor will change accordingly. Here, the solution is used as the gate electrode. A voltage between s ....etc

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Prepared by::BHIMRAO




INTRODUCTION
The potential of cryogenic energy storage for automotive propulsion as an alternative to the electrochemical batteries for zero-emission vehicles (ZEV).
It is anticipated that use of an inert cryogen, such as liquid nitrogen(LN2), as an energy storage would not pose any environmental burden, and in particular would avoid the issues of heavy metals pollution associated with lead-acid batteries.

CRYOGENIC POWER CYCLE
The cryogen “fuel” is st ....etc

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Modern radiation therapy techniques, such as stereotactic radiotherapy and tomotherapy, deliver the total treatment dose to the patient using many small fields. This helps to construct a dose distribution which delivers a high dose to the tumour, while minimizing the dose to normal tissue. When considering a single small field, the dose resulting from that small field is usually reported as a relative dose factor (RDF). The RDF is the percentage of dose in a small field as compared to a large reference field. Task group report #51 from the Amer ....etc

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