Abstract: Digital elevation models are generated based on multiple sets of elevation measurements. For example, multiple sets of elevation measurements are merged to create a combined set of elevation measurements by using different merging methods, based on the resolutions of the sets within a given physical landscape. An elevation model can then be generated based on the combined set of elevation measurements by using multiple estimation processes in combination to generate estimated elevations and uncertainty values for various areas of the given physical landscape.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 12, 2016
Date of Patent:
July 2, 2019
Assignee:
Ocean Networks Canada Society
Inventors:
Peter Salomonsson, Tania Lado Insua, Yvonne Coady
Abstract: Calibration apparatus including a pressure cap and a pressure base that define a pressure chamber that is fillable with a liquid. A reference sensor and a sensor under test are exposed to acoustic pressures in the liquid, and responses measured. The sensor under test is secured through one of the pressure cap or base, and responses measured at acoustic frequencies as low as 0.001 Hz and at hydrostatic pressures of at least 5000 psi.
Abstract: Digital elevation models are generated based on multiple sets of elevation measurements. For example, multiple sets of elevation measurements are merged to create a combined set of elevation measurements by using different merging methods, based on the resolutions of the sets within a given physical landscape. An elevation model can then be generated based on the combined set of elevation measurements by using multiple estimation processes in combination to generate estimated elevations and uncertainty values for various areas of the given physical landscape.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 12, 2016
Publication date:
June 15, 2017
Applicant:
OCEAN NETWORKS CANADA SOCIETY
Inventors:
Peter Salomonsson, Tania Lado Insua, Yvonne Coady
Abstract: Calibration apparatus including a pressure cap and a pressure base that define a pressure chamber that is fillable with a liquid. A reference sensor and a sensor under test are exposed to acoustic pressures in the liquid, and responses measured. The sensor under test is secured through one of the pressure cap or base, and responses measured at acoustic frequencies as low as 0.001 Hz and at hydrostatic pressures of at least 5000 psi.