Abstract: A user equipment (UE) provides feedback about channel conditions. From a set of primary sub-bands subject to channel state information reporting by the UE, there is identified one or more of the primary sub-bands for reporting channel quality with a finer frequency-domain granularity than other primary sub-bands of the set (202). The one or more is less than all primary sub-bands in the set. In various embodiments, either the UE or the network can select which are the primary sub-bands to be identified for the finer granularity reporting, and the selection can be for example the best primary sub-bands or those with the highest variance in a measure of channel quality or random (206). Then for each of the identified primary sub-bands, the UE measures and reports the channel quality with the finer frequency-domain granularity for each secondary sub-band whose frequency lay within the respective identified primary sub-band.

Abstract: A user equipment (UE) provides feedback about channel conditions. From a set of primary sub-bands subject to channel state information reporting by the UE, there is identified one or more of the primary sub-bands for reporting channel quality with a finer frequency-domain granularity than other primary sub-bands of the set (202). The one or more is less than all primary sub-bands in the set. In various embodiments, either the UE or the network can select which are the primary sub-bands to be identified for the finer granularity reporting, and the selection can be for example the best primary sub-bands or those with the highest variance in a measure of channel quality or random (206). Then for each of the identified primary sub-bands, the UE measures and reports the channel quality with the finer frequency-domain granularity for each secondary sub-band whose frequency lay within the respective identified primary sub-band.

Abstract: An on-line method for determining the wood-bark ratio in a flow of material containing both wood and bark includes illuminating the flow of material and scanning using a CCD camera, by means of which 30-300 image pixels/cm are obtained in the transverse direction of the flow of material. Narrow transverse groups of 1-20 adjacent pixels, in which the brightness of the pixels deviates from a preset criterium are filtered out of the transverse group of pixels and the calculation of the wood-bark ratio of the photographs takes place without these narrow groups.